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

This monitor is really good. Bought this as my second monitor and its really a good quality monitor. Recommend to everyone who is looking for a monitor

Given that this Spectre is a Monitor and not a TV i suppose i shouldve seen it coming that i would have to find a way to power this separately but overall its fine, But there are some occasional pixels getting screwy with it. some greens, some blues, and so on. but these are so few and far between its often at the mercy of whatever temperature the room is so i dont think about it too much, Otherwise, its fine, i can use it. but it makes me wish there were still 22 inch TVS out there without gigantic bezels.

22 monitor. Laptop would recognize monitor and extend the desktop, and would turn on the backlight but would not show video or menu (though buttons would respond). After warming up and some wiggling, video would turn on. Tech support was quick to respond over email and help me return for a fix. I received the monitor back quickly and its working just fine. At this affordable price, Im pleased they still took care of the issue quickly. My other curved screen Sceptre monitor has had no issues for 1 year now.

Inexpensive monitor that has 2 HDMI’s. The screen looks and functions fine. Packaging was also good. Speakers are terrible, but it would do for basic tasks. Not going to cut it for meetings or music.

I really have no issue with the picture quality and I use it for more casual uses not specifically for gaming. For the price you can’t complain. Pay a little more and get a better quality stand and some tilt and swivel. Sound is as good as it’s going to get out of tiny speakers.

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Easy to use and good picture quality. I use it for work and no complaints. Sound is good too.

Pros: Speakers Ports on back of monitor (especially the headphone port) 75hz refresh rate 5ms response time Beautiful picture Sturdy feel Wall mountable Cons: Height is not adjustable I sometimes wish the screen could be tilted down just a tad further (I like to lay in bed and watch movies) Ive had this monitor for 2 weeks now and I am seriously loving it. I honestly dont think you could find a monitor with as many features as this one for the same price. I built myself a PC about 3 weeks ago, and I thought I would not need a monitor as I had both an old TV and an old monitor laying around the house. Unfortunately, after hooking everything up I hated them both! They really looked quite awful. So I went ahead and looked for a monitor. I really didnt want to have to buy speakers (because who wants ANOTHER added expense?) and I hate wearing headphones because they usually feel uncomfortable after about an hour (Ive tried loads of designs... I guess I just have sensitive ears). So, this monitor was the perfect solution. For just under 100$ (I believe I paid $88), you get a full HD monitor equipped with built-in speakers, 2 HDMI ports, a VGA port, an audio in port, an audio out port (so yes, you can plug headphones directly into the monitor if you like! A great feature considering most headphone cords arent long enough to reach the port on the actual PC tower), and of course, the DC-in port for the power. I actually bought this monitor FOR the speakers, something that many reviewers advised against. However, I am quite pleased. If youre an audiophile or you plan to listen to a lot of music, then perhaps you wont be happy with the speakers. However, I enjoy them for a myriad of activities. I do use them to listen to music, but also a lot for watching YouTube/Facebook videos and streaming TV shows and movies. I personally havent noticed any buzzing and the sound quality seems pretty good to me. Maybe Im not very picky, or maybe the other reviewers have been VERY picky, but the speakers are really nice to have in my opinion. This monitor is also capable of 75hz refresh rate rather than the basic 60 youll get on most budget monitors, so if you are a gamer, you can achieve a bit higher of fps than you would with other monitors of the same price. Ive not played games at more than like 30fps (until now), so I cant vouch for whether or not 75 noticeably better than 60 or not. Either way, the games I have played on this monitor so far (Tera and Revelation Online) have looked beautiful. The picture looks great and setup was incredibly easy. Just plug it in and thats pretty much it. The default settings looked good to me, so I just left it that way, but changes are made easily enough via the buttons on the back of the monitor. Some people were griping about this, especially the fact that the power button is on the back, but I dont really find this inconvenient. The power button actually feels different than all the others (it has a little bump) and it is furthest to the bottom, so its VERY easy to locate by touch. I would say this monitor is definitely worth the money!

Setup is easy. My only issue is trying to take it apart. I think taking the monitor stand apart will be difficult at best. I wish the manufacturers would make it easier to take apart for moving it between locations.

I wanted to use this as a small cable TV monitor in my shop, picture is great BUT the sound is not even as loud as my iPhone, AND there was no remote. I dont watch cable TV often -but when I do the sound from this Sceptre will suck butt. I ordered a proper TV monitor and will keep this as a backup for either of our desktop computers, otherwise Id be returning this pronto.