Sceptre IPS 24-Inch Business Computer Monitor 1080p 75Hz with HDMI VGA Build-in Speakers, Machine Black (E248W-FPT)

It’s good for its price. It can be a little too bright and its speaker sucks but since it’s so big and cheap, I’m happy with it.

Having 2 computers, one with dual HDMI, one dual DP, these monitors are great for SOHO use. I can switch between machines just by selecting inputs. Cant beat it. They are crisp and bright enough for a business machine, and do well with a household computer for daily tasks. Not good enough for serious gaming, but for the price + a dual monitor stand, made life so much better than a single 27.

its fast and has High Graphics. it is perfect good nice great and i love it

Pros: Sexy design Cheap Dual mount would look good Free screw driver Cons: Mediocre display Springy stand These cons aren’t real problems in my opinion, just minor annoyances. Explanations: Display-Somewhat of a washed out display. I triple checked to make sure there was no protective film on the screen if that gives you an idea. After messing with the color setting I was able to mitigate the issue, to an extent. Springy stand- this would not be a problem except when typing during video meetings, I notice my video bouncing around. Best feature: The screw driver. Guys, this is a quality screw driver! I’ve been on the hunt for a small, magnetic Phillips head for a few months now and ended up buying this screw driver set with a complicated magnet attachment... then came this screw driver. It’s just a perfect all around screw driver for little pc projects and is really comfortable as well. Overall: I’m not disappointed. Buying a monitor at this price range, you can’t expect exceptional display quality and it’s still 1080p. The bezels are small and the monitor is thin and light, giving it a newer look to your setup.

If you have a budget and want high quality for a low price you are getting the right monitor

I was excited to open the box and get this set up based on the reviews for picture quality. I will use it as a second monitor for work. I had the Teams app loaded up on it and when someone pinged me, I could barely hear it. Had the volume all the way up to 100! Since I dont want to buy speakers for it, Im now looking for another monitor with better sound quality.

But its base isnt as durable as most others. And it doesnt tilt as much. But it looks & works good. And it was a good sale price. So I recommend it.

Monitor was purchased for around $100 at prime day. It has solid colors and an above average refresh rate. No noticeable glaring or anything to detract from the quality. My main complaint is the base felt a little lightweight for my taste. I doubt it’ll fall or tip since it sits low, but more stability might be feasible

Time will tell how this monitor lasts, thus far Im very impressed with its clarity, sharpness, and features for the bargain price. I use this with a Dell (E7440 14) laptop w/Intel HD graphics and have set it to leverage native YbCr @ 75hz 1920x1080 and it looks really good. Ive been working from home for a few months - and possibly for a while longer - and needed more screen real estate than the ancient 17 LCD monitor I had. Wow, was this an upgrade. I have a really nice 34 Dell monitor at work that I might not see again for a while, and this 24-er does not make me miss that one, which is an older 60hz display on a Dell Optiplex Intel HD desktop. Anyways, it has all the modern features incl blue light shift, night mode, power saving, etc. and has been a pleasure to use. Sceptre was a new brand to me, and Im glad I took a chance. Well see how it performs over time. UPDATE: 4/21 so far so good. No issues to report, pixels all firing. Nice job Sceptre. Still working remotely (mostly) and happy to use this monitor.

Good product for a great price.