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

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.

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.

I initially bought this because I needed a small VESA-mount monitor to go into an arcade cabinet kit that I was building. But while this one claims to be mountable, thats really only a half-truth. First off, the mounting holes are on the bottom of the backplane, not the center, so it sits very high on the mount. Second, the input connections are all on the back of the monitor as well, right next to the mounting holes. So if you plan to mount this thing directly to a wall or other surface that obstructs any more than just the area immediately around the mounting holes, youre gonna have a hard time plugging anything in. In my case, there was a board spanning the width of the cabinet that it was supposed to be mounted to; I wound up drilling some extra holes in the board to access the plugs and drilling some new holes in the cabinet walls to lower the board enough to align with the display area. And finally, the control buttons are also on the back, making them also very hard to access if you have a board or wall covering it. So... if you just want a small desktop monitor, this is a great unit for the price. But if you plan on mounting it, be prepared for a lot of extra hassle.

AS DESCRIBED. Kind of flimsy

For a budget monitor, this monitor packs a lot into a small box. The monitor is very light weight and can be easily mounted, though tweaking of the stand will be needed due to how light it is. The monitor came with the wall wart power supply as well as one HDMI cord, a #2 Philips screwdriver, a non height adjustable stand, and VESA mount standoffs. The monitor provides great IO for its base cost, 2 HDMI, Audio in and out, and VGA.

hdmi1.4 should be able to handle 1080p @ 75hz, but the option isnt there. It only shows up when using DP. That said, its a little bright, but settings allow adjusting this. The cost is nice and i like sceptre. This is an update a/o 30DEC22: This is the 12th sceptre monitor ive purchased, starting back in 2003 and obviously I like them. I dont use them for gaming or tv, but for many other things. The issue now is that sceptre is not changing model numbers. For example, I bought my daughter this monitor, from this link about 5 years ago, and it was an E225W-19203RT. I then bought her another 22 from this very same link showing youve ordered this 3 times before and got a slightly different looking box with model E225W-19203RT. The new monitor was almost completely frameless, it was quite beautiful, but it didnt match the old one, so we repurposed the old and I ordered another 22 from this very same link, 5 days after the last. We got a... you guessed it, E225W-19203RT, but it was the same look/design of the one from 5 years ago! Ive since put in a replacement request to see what happens, but the issue is clearly that the model numbers arent changing, but the physical unit is. Buyer beware While I didnt take a picture of the latest shipped monitor, its because im shipping it back, but it looks 100% like the old one.