Sceptre 20 1600x900 75Hz Ultra Thin LED Monitor 2x HDMI VGA Built-in Speakers, Machine Black Wide Viewing Angle 170° (Horizontal) / 160° (Vertical)

After almost 3 years of working from home 3-5 days a week, I could no longer stand staring at my 13 inch laptop screen. A single mother on a tight budget, this was the only monitor I could afford. Arrived quickly, very light, took about three minutes to set up. Color is vibrant and picture is clear. My only complaints are the height is not adjustable, and it seems to tilt forward slightly. But for the price I really can’t complain. I’ll just get a taller riser. Lastly, it’s small but I knew that. Would probably pay the extra $15 for the 22 inch if I could go back in time but alas that capability has not been perfected yet. And can I really complain after working from a 13 inch monitor screen for so long? Probably the first day working from home in a while where my head doesn’t hurt after work. Will update in a couple of months if this thing is still with me! Final thoughts, if you’re looking for a decent monitor to do basic things on and have less that’s $80 to spend, grab it!

It is very important to download the drivers before setting it up as instructed. I still wasnt getting a signal. Just as I was about to pack it up I unplugged it and waiting a few seconds and they plugged it all back in just in case and low and behold it finally got a signal. It was like daring me to ask for a refund before it decided to work. Now I love the graphics for duo monitors. Not crazy about the speakers sounds though. Good thing I have better speakers already.

There is no way to adjust the angle of the screen. The base is straight up and down, no way to bend. I find it irksome that i have to lean the screen back and hold it in place with a heavy metal trivet, but thats just me. You do you.

This is good but it did not come with what I needed

Quality of picture is good for me. Screen doesnt have any issues. It has little screwdriver and HMDI-cable inside the package. Good price for the product.

For how affordable this thing is, it does exactly the job I need it to do and honestly beyond. I need my monitor at eye height because of neck strain but my keyboard at hip level for the same reason (posture) and instead of becoming a contortionist I just figured itd be easier to get another monitor to hook up to via HDMI. My slightly more expensive -- but still on the cheaper side -- gaming monitor didnt come with internal speakers and its been a colossal pain to hook up my external speakers to it in order to get sound, so my mission this time was to find an AFFORDABLE yet-not-crap monitor for writing that would also allow me to listen to music through my laptop. No fuss, no extra wires. I love this little guy so much. Conveniently placed buttons on the side, all the hookups youll need, and it looks exactly like my computer monitor: no more, no less, which again is exactly what I wanted. I wont pretend that the sound isnt compressed, the speakers ARE small, so dont expect your bass to shake the roof off your house. But in terms of functionality, personality, affordability? This thing is AWESOME. Super easy on the wallet, cute, and does the job. Love it love it love it. <3

Its a good unit and very inexpensive, but it has a minor issue: It leans forward a bit when assembled. An easy fix: I slipped a thick coaster under it to raise the front a bit.

(had it about 3 months) I got it to use at work. I am an ET in the oilfield so I wanted something inexpensive but not junk and this fits the bill. I use it primarily as a second monitor for spreadsheets and what not but have watched some movies on it and it works well enough in both situations. I like it enough I ordered a second one for my garage.

I purchased these to set up my home office. They work just fine. Theres no height adjustments which was disappointing but my bad for not digging into more details but they do tilt which is fine. Quality of the screen if good. IF you have Windows in the S Mode - beware because it will not install the driver to get the monitors to work unless you have a HDMI port. I ordered 2 for multiple screens and spent multiple visits to Best Buy to troubleshoot then after a lot of Google searches realized it wasnt the monitors, it was Windows S Mode. Uninstalled the S Mode and installed immediately.

This was super easy to setup and connect with my computer for another monitor. The only thing is the picture isn’t super clear.