Sceptre 22 inch 75Hz 1080P LED Monitor 99% sRGB HDMI X2 VGA Build-In Speakers, Machine Black (E225W-19203R series)

I needed a cheap and simple HD screen for a WFH situation, and this screen has been perfect. I just needed something simple and functional, nothing fancy, nothing great, just functional. And at this price, the mere presence of basic HD functionality is an absolute bargain. Sure, this screen has pretty bad glare, pretty bad built in audio, isnt that big, but who cares. It gets the job done and still manages to slap on multiple HDMI ports and audio out. While it would make a pretty bad primary display for gaming and Blu-Ray movies...lets be real here. Thats not why this screen exists. I dont need to spend hundreds just to look at my Email, chat with coworkers, type documents, organize spreadsheets, or organize office activities. I just need...you know, A SCREEN. Any screen. And this has not only exceeded my bare minimal expectations of being screen that shows pixels, but has done so at a staggeringly low price. Im absolutely astounded at the number of people who seem to be getting this as a primary display and expecting cinema fidelity image output or robust build quality. That is clearly not what this screen attempts to achieve, and all the people complaining otherwise need to do their research to figure out that this literally cheap as cheap gets screen very obviously isnt for them.

I bought a used one but the volume down button doesnt work and it still works for what I need it for

Good monitor for the price

Great price, easy setup.

Ive seen some reports saying the colors are not vivid enough -- I dont agree at all. Set up was easy and having the two HDMI and other ports available is a great bonus.

I bought this during prime days so got it for under $100. It is a great little monitor. The color is fine, the picture sharp and putting it on the stand and connecting to the laptop was A PIECE OF CAKE!! Not like the Dell Monitor that I had to return due to connectivity issues. It is a nice looking monitor. The sound is another matter. I thought it was cool that it had built in speakers, but they are tinny and awful. I turned them off in favor of my laptop speakers. Maybe with headphones it might sound better. But if you just want a second monitor with good resolution and ease of use at a great price, I highly recommend Sceptre.

Works well. Its a huge upgrade over the TV I been using for years as a monitor. And I bought 2 of these. My only issue is the onboard speakers are horrendous. I bought these in hopes to make a full replacement for my TV, which I use its speakers as well. But, then again, I bought these for my computer to get a nicer setup for gaming. So Ill just get better speakers. The only thing I want to warn folks about the most is the one thing I seen from others. Make sure you go into display settings and change the refresh rate to 75 hertz. Regardless if its Windows, Mac, or Linux, it wont automatically change to that...despite getting the information for this monitor.

Ive owned this monitor for about three years now and I have no major complaints. The default settings have decent color and the overdrive and virtual sync functions have always worked pretty well. I noticed some screen tearing when the screen is scrolling downwards but it only has ever happened to me (noticeably) once a month or so. About a year ago, I got a MacBook which has an IPS display which made me realize how off some of the colors were, so I tuned it by eye. After tuning, the screen looked way more premium and the pixels were even a bit less noticeable. (These displays vary in quality so take these settings with a grain of salt and use lagom.nl to tune it to your preferred settings) Backlight: 66 Brightness: 47 Contrast: 41 Sharpness: 50 Red: 43 Green: 38 Blue: 49 Gamma: 1.8

I have a small space for my monitor and this screen fit the bill. The price was great and so is the quality. My only wish is that the stand were a bit taller.

My child is constantly gaming and he seems pleased with this