- 21.5-Inch Wide (16:9)
- 5 ms Response Time
- HDMI/24-Pin DVI-D/15-Pin D-Sub
- 20000:1 Smart Contrast Ratio
- 2W x 2 Stereo, RMS
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![]() | ASUS is the world leader in motherboards and graphics cards, and is the fastest growing of the top 10 notebook brands (currently number 5).* The ASUS product portfolio includes notebooks, Eee PCs, motherboards, graphics cards, and much more. In 2008 alone, ASUS products won 3,056 distinguished awards thanks to the innovative user-centric technologies such as Splendid Video Intelligence, the ASUS exclusive display optimization technology that is included in every ASUS LCD monitors and notebooks. |
![]() | ASUS VH222H features as 21.5-inch 16:9 widescreen display with 1920x1080 resolution that enables borderless Full HD 1080p full-screen video display. Its vibrant ASUS Splendid display engine and HDMI input provides life-like images so you can enjoy stunning details and High Definition clarity. HDMI input simplifies cabling in a pure uncompressed digital format for plug-and-play easiness. HDMI provides pristine and stunning audio and video clarity for instant multimedia enjoyment with PC, gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, etc. Also onboard is a digital SPDIF audio output to connect to your home audio system for complete desktop entertainment experience. ASUS VH222H is versatile and High Definition ready to handle your multimedia needs. |
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![]() | ASUS Splendid Video Intelligence Technology adopts a color engine to detect activation and usage of video applications. It will then automatically optimize image quality with intelligent color, brightness, contrast and sharpness corrections for the best visual results. The Splendid offers 5 video modes designed for scenery, theater, gaming, night view, and standard images scenarios. Splendid also provides 3 skin tones of yellowish, natural and reddish to produce realistic visuals of the human objects in your videos. You can see optimized images on screen and select between the five modes via a hotkey quickly at your will. |
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24 of 24 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A Plesant Purchase,
By DryvBy (Knoxville, TN USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: ASUS VH222H 21.5-Inch Widescreen LCD Monitor - Black (Electronics)
When I first upgraded from my Dell 19" LCD to this, I have to say I was a little unimpressed. As a for warning, if you don't want to really mess around with the settings on the monitor for a little while, I'd suggest looking for a different monitor, especially if you're a gamer. Frankly, their default color schemes suck. It took me a good while to get a good setting that was natural and wasn't too bright/colorful and actually had a black instead of a grey. If you don't mind fixing this, I'd suggest using the Standard or Theater mode and then adjusting the settings as you'll get a better black. Otherwise, the black is a dark grey and is kind of annoying.
With that being said, after I got this monitor set up using a generic color chart from Google images, I was set. It took me a few hours to enjoy the monitor, but I actually love this monitor now. It's big (wide) and supports 1080p. The colors are perfect (if configured correctly). The glossy finish on the monitor and panel is awesome. I really enjoy having a monitor that doesn't pick up light and shine it back in my face while trying to play a dark game. I've seen complaints from a few things I'd like to address. One of the big ones is the stand. It's a plastic stand, however, it works just fine. You can't really adjust too much as far as heigth, but you could always just buy a stand you want or a wallmount to do that. Don't fear that the stand won't hold the monitor. It will hold just fine. It's sturdy plastic. Another thing I've seen complaints is that the monitor doesn't come with an HDMI cable, even though it's an HDMI monitor. Let me just note most anything you buy that says HDMI will NOT come with an HDMI cable. Even a PlayStation 3 won't come with the cable. However, it comes with a VGA and a DVI cable, which DVI is good enough. And yes, the speakers suck. They're 20W speakers. Those are just a bonus. The monitor without the cheap speakers is good enough. The last thing that people complain about that I agree with is the backlight on the edges. Now, this is only something you'll notice when the screen is black or really dark, and it's only a little bit of a backlight, but it will annoy anyone at first. I did discover that it takes a while before the backlight starts shining through a bit so you might not notice it at first. It's only a little bit, but it's a definite downfall of the monitor. Playing a game such as Left 4 Dead on the PC left me a little upset since it ruined a bit of the atmosphere. But like most things, you just get use to it and ignore it. I hardly recognize it anymore. This is the only reason I can say this monitor is a 4 star and not a 5. But even with this, I'd say the monitor is a 4.5 rather than just a 4. There's too many good features that outweigh this one complaint. I highly recommend purchasing this for a monitor or a bedroom television.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Jaw Dropping!,
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This review is from: ASUS VH222H 21.5-Inch Widescreen LCD Monitor - Black (Electronics)
I really wasnt sure what to expect. But once i pulled it out of the box, i was stunned! It has an amazing picture quality, and a good response time! I might get another one to run dual screens! Amazing monitor for the money!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
ASUS equals WIN,
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This review is from: ASUS VH222H 21.5-Inch Widescreen LCD Monitor - Black (Electronics)
ASUS has always had a reputation for great products and this monitor is no exception. The display is bright, vivid, and clear. Get your input cable (VGA, DVI, or HDMI) and power cable, plug them in, and it's on. It has multiple display modes, all of which you can modify to your tastes (something I haven't done as I'm lazy and lean to having the most versatile settings for any sort of work or gaming I'm doing). When I purchased this particular monitor, it was selling for around $140 USD, and I read some reviews about how it is only decent (on a scale of horrible/lame/decent/good/great/excellent) for doing visual-based editing/creation work (meaning videos/movies, 2D/3D modeling, photo work, and whatever else I left out). After doing some light research, I believe I concur with them, but only if it's regarding any professional level work. Any hobbyist or student will be pleased enough with it.
Now there are a few annoyances with it (hence my 4 stars instead of 5), which mainly concern the options/side-features rather than the point of having a monitor (it's a display, which it does fantastically). It has an almost-fixed volume (it has built-in speakers, which produce sound like it is coming from behind the LCD screen itself). There are two buttons on the front to adjust the volume, which are horrible for adjusting it from blasting to quiet or vice versa. You can barely make out the adjustment buttons on the bottom right corner of the monitor in the dark, so you need an additional light source other than the monitor to see them enough. The volume is on a scale of 0-100 (like most), and the auto-adjustment (holding down up/down) is slower than just rapidly pressing them over and over again. I should be slightly more clear on this: the numbers change, but the volume itself seems to be reluctant to change with the numbers (if it was at 75, turning it down isn't noticeable until 50, at least significantly, and vice versa). A dial would have been much better. Now the sound quality is good, but some $30-50 USD pair of 2.1 channel speakers (or higher) would do much better. Another disappointing side-feature was that there wasn't a built-in USB hub. Not required, but a good majority of LCD monitors have them as a common feature. The last one is that the screen is a matte finish, not a glossy finish. Depending on who you are, this is a good or a bad thing. I personally find matte finishes annoying, as they're slightly harder to clean without leaving streaks (a bit of a neat freak). All in all, it's a great monitor for most people. For those who want extras in addition to a display, go digging around a little more in Amazon (or wherever else) for one. There are a bunch that will have what you are after around $140 USD. Lastly, for that little niche of people, save your money and buy one that's $250 USD or more for your really clear and exemplary display.
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