IMO it is the best choice out of the Dell U2713HM (bleeding, anti-glare cross hatching, burn-in, higher input lag), Asus PB278Q (bleeding, PWM flicker, higher input lag) and Samsung S27A850D (bleeding, high default gamma, higher input lag) and is worth the extra money.
It has a 7ms signal delay according to PRAD! This puts it ahead of the Eizo CG275W (9ms), CrossOver 2720MDP (12ms) and Samusng S27A850D (13.6ms), Dell U2713HM (15ms) and Asus PB278Q (17.8ms). Usually multi-input 2560x1440 displays have at least 1 frame of input lag (17ms) PRAD's review is available in German here.
Reviews:
NCX's Written Review
http://www.prad.de/new/monitore/test/2013/test-viewsonic-vp2770-led.html
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/vp2770-led-s27b970d-review,3426.html
http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/viewsonic_vp2770-led.htm
http://v6.erenumerique.fr/viewsonic...e_resolution_democratique-article-4304-1.html
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/reviews/monitors/377770/viewsonic-vp2770-led
+No PWM dimming
+Excellent Factory Calibrated Colours
+Semi-Glossy Coating
+Fast overshoot free response times when using the Standard Setting
+Very low input lag
? Make sure to set the Overdrive setting to Advanced for better motion performance
-Has dead/stuck pixel issues
-Light bleeding
These settings are for 140cd/m2 brightness, 6500k color temperature and 2.2 gamma:
Brightness: 26
Contrast: 70 (default)
Red: 100
Green: 96
Blue: 93
Manual Image Adjust Menu>Response Time>Advanced
Viewsonic VP2770 ICC Profile
Use Color Sustainer to force games to use ICC profiles
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