ViewSonic VX2260wm 22in Full HD Monitor Review

@Malcolm Goy: As I mention in the review, it's NOT suitable for photographic work, at least at anything approaching a professional level - TN monitors in general never are. If you're just looking to edit some home snaps, the VX2260WM will be fine as long as it's viewed from the 'ideal' angle.

@Wayne Harris: The VX2260WM is in your price range but might cause eye-strain due to the high resolution, so the BenQ G2200WT [http://www.trustedreviews.com/displays/review/2008/08/29/BenQ-G2200WT-22in-Monitor/p1] seems like a pretty good option, being affordable and fully adjustable for excellent user comfort.

@Straggler: The score is based mainly on value for money here: you simply can't get a monitor that's really good for image editing for under £200. As to your monitor, anything that uses a non-TN panel should give you good image quality. That's going to be difficult to find for under £300, but you might have some luck with Dell's 20in IPS monitors, or older 24in displays based on MVA/PVA/IPS like the Hyundai 240D.

@EnricoG: Glad you like it :) Thanks for the valuable feedback.
Like I said in the review, this is yet another monitor whose Dynamic Contrast option is best left off.