Viotek H250 25 Inch Ultra Thin Computer Monitor with Frameless LED Display 1920 x 1080p, 60Hz, and 2ms with HDMI and VGA, VESA (Renewed)

Prepare to immerse yourself in HD perfection with VIOTEK’s H250 25” HD monitor! Whether you are sorting documents or browsing Netflix, the full HD monitor guarantees high performance necessary for optimized productivity and entertainment. The desktop monitor is ultra-thin and lightweight to effortlessly position and adorn any desk without taking too much space. Additionally, its bezel-less screen allows for multi-screen work and dual monitor setups. So if you are simultaneously using multiple programs while chatting away on Skype, the H250 computer monitor is perfect for keeping your windows open and accessible at all times. See your world with profound clarity with 1920 x 1080p resolution on a 16:9 widescreen monitor. The pc screen is reinforced with glare protection to combat eyestrain from enjoying an array of 16.7M eye-popping colors. No matter which angle you tilt your monitor or how high it hangs on VESA mounts, nothing gets in the way of your concentration. Worried about delayed scrolls and flashing screens? With a spectacular 60Hz refresh rate and 2ms response time via Overdrive, the H250 monitor screen restricts visible input lag and flickering. Four preset settings allow you to select your ideal adjustment to watch graphic movies, conduct illustrative work, or play video games. Easily connect with HDMI and VGA to transfer your productivity and entertainment onto larger screens with visual quality like never before! Reshape your virtual experience with boundless possibilities with VIOTEK’s H250 25” Computer Monitor.

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