Sceptre 27-inch FHD 1080p IPS Gaming LED Monitor up to 165Hz 144Hz 1ms DisplayPort HDMI, FreeSync FPS RTS Build-in Speakers Gunmetal Black 2022 (E275B-FPT165)

Bought this to use vertically as a 3rd monitor. Had some trouble setting up the inputs the way I wanted (was not getting a signal when connecting through an HP laptop dock, to KVM, to monitor. Probably an issue with the dock, not the monitor) so I am switching the inputs manually. I did notice one dead pixel on the monitor I got which isn’t a big deal to me as a 3rd monitor but if it was my main gaming monitor would find it more annoying. This is a huge, cheap, monitor with a solid frame rate. Will serve your needs well if you are trying to game on a lower end graphics card.

Mid speakers picture good

The monitor works perfectly, however, in Linux, if I want to make it work at 120HZ, I have to lower the resolution to 1090x1080. In Linxu it does not give me the option to make it work at 165HZ. While in windows I cant even change the refresh rate. All in all, I am happy with the purchase as it meets my expectations.

Have many white spots…but looks good none the less

Monitor is great so far,but beware the power supply. First week and mine is over heating. Will update if the new power supply works. -update- new power supply did not correct the issue. Monitor would not run anything past 60 hrtz I had to return it. Most likely just a defective monitor but I went with something else.

Great product for daily use.

Buy it! This screen has an awesome picture and clarity and quality for the price I’ve bought 2 now for a duel monitor setup and they are awesome

So I’ve been a gamer for most of my life. I’ve always been on 60HZ (well 30HZ as well) as I’m a console and pc gamer. But I have to say. 165HZ is a HUUUUGE UPGRADE from 60. I gotta say that this monitor is just great and does well in any scenario. It’s big enough for me and it’s so much better then 60HZ. would reccomend

I purchased 2 of the Sceptre 27 monitors as upgrades to the 32 inch Samsung TVs I was using. First of all the reason for a change was that the 32s were just a bit too big for how close I sit to my monitors, (about 24-30 inches away.) Secondly, not even being the top of the line TVs they had a poor refresh rate which resulted in a lot of screen tearing. After getting in my 2 new monitors and setting them up with the provided DP cable I turned everything on and went to Youtube for sound check. After playing 9 different songs to check different sound settings, playing with NVIDIA sound settings and windows sound settings I found that - 1. There is no base sound at all 2. Volume turned up to 100% in all available settings = still not being able to hear what was playing from only 24-30 inches away if there was any background noise at all. I got into a chat with tech support who gave me a very specific Taylor Swift video to play then record then send to them via email. After doing so they stated that the sound quality I was receiving was the expected level for these monitors and that I shouldnt expect much from speakers that have no base channel and only getting 2 watts of power. I personally found this very disappointing since the advertised sound quality was, and I quote, -Build-in Speakers -Perfectly suited to work & gaming settings, built-in speakers deliver robust & smooth audio while saving space on your desk. As stated on their product sales page from the Amazon website. There is absolutely nothing even coming close to robust from the sound quality. For a veteran with some hearing loss it is absolutely impossible to justify the sound quality given by these speakers to rate anything higher than extremely poor. As for the picture quality, I find nothing wrong in that department.

An hdmi cord does NOT come with it. Instead it comes with a DP cord. Order one or you’ll be sad when your new monitor gets here but you can’t use until you get one :(