ViewSonic TD2465 24-inch Frameless Touch Monitor, FHD 1080p, with 10 Points PCAP, HDMI, USB, DisplayPort, Palm Rejection

Excellent buy for the price, no issues at all. Brilliant screen for reading sheet music side by side, it is light enough to sit on my music rest, and so simple to set up just plug the mains lead in and attach a usb lead and your away.

Great monitor. Plugged everything required in then started Ubuntu 24.04 laptop. Had to enter laptop Disply settings to make the Viewsonic primary display then everything worked very well. Closed laptop lid then resolution on monitor changed to maximum. Very nice picture, great touch response. Quick & accurate. Delighted with the Viewsonic TD2465 Touch. Well worth the money.

Dommage qu’il soit livré avec des cables d’alimentation UK et US mais pas EU alors que cet article est vendu en Europe…il m’a fallu débourser 12 eur en plus pour acheter un cable d’alimentation EU…

I had to replace a very very very old touchscreen that used infra red light around the frame to detect fingers. I decided to buy this monitor because it is supposed to work with certain active styli with palm rejection. This monitor works great as a touchscreen, and it works with my Microsoft Surface stylus. The caveat is that the MS stylus need to be powered off. If the stylus is powered on, the monitor doesn't track it any better than it tracks the cheap capacitive styli. When the stylus is powered off, the tracking is pretty good. The palm rejection is not perfect, but not bad. While this monitor comes with a built in kickstand, I instead attached a proper monitor stand that lets me recline the monitor almost flat to the desk. It's basically a Microsoft Surface Studio now. Overall I'm super happy with this monitor and its features. UPDATE: I was so happy with this monitor I bought a second one for a different computer. There's no monitor at this price point that works with an active stylus so I'm very happy.

The touch does not work

After a year of off and on use I have to review this as an off again/on again bug ridden mess. Some times it works, but if I have to unplug and plug a USB connector back in, there's a good chance that I'll lose the touchscreen capability on the monitor. The driver software errors out, and tells me to try the unsigned drivers, which then tell me that they don't work on my operating system (I have tried it on both Windows 10 and Windows 11). And that's really the most frustrating part. Sometimes it just comes on. No re-install, no nothing. I start using it and if I have to plug in a USB connection for any reason (flash drive, USB external drive, USB to recharge the mouse) there's about a 50% chance it will revert back to it's non functional state. I have tried Viewsonic Customer service/technical support and have been met with complete radio silence. I don't have an atypical set up (standard windows, keyboard, mouse 1 audio out via 1/8" to speakers), and a rodecaster pro to handle the audio. I've tried disconnecting/reconnecting everything in just about every configuration I can think of. Nothing. The real kicker? I bought a cheap $100, 10" bargain basement, name-I'd-never-heard-before touchscreen that's meant to go with a Raspberry Pi/Arduino and it frikking worked. First time. I really just wish the $500 Viewsonic touchscreen had failed outright. I would have known and would have gotten a refund or would at least had several months of my life back where I tried to find the magic combination of usb configurations but it's just whack-a-mole here. Extremely disappointed. Don't buy it.

Touch screen monitors are great for people with mobility (shaky hands) and visibility difficulties. I have used "regular" ViewSonic monitors for years and have always found them to be reliable and fairly priced. The 24 inch touch screen monitors (I have purchased 2 for friends) also fall into that same category. They are easy to install, and are virtually Plug & Play (you just have to remember to plug in the HDMI and the USB connectors). It is the USB connection that provides the Touch capability (on Windows computer). This monitor is well built (very sturdy), it is very clear and crisp, and the touch is very sensitive and responsive. An added feature is that you can either use the screen stand (which folds out from the back of the screen) or you can attach the vesa mount/stand provided. I am very impressed with the ViewSonic monitors, and so are the folks that are using them.