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

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

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.

I dont know why no one mentions this but this is an ideal monitor for mobile use in a car, rv, trailer, etc. Its input is 12V so you can buy an adapter to power the monitor from a 12v socket, search for: 12 Volt DC Cord to Power TVs with A Cigarette Lighter Socket. You could also just cut the power cord and connect it into your 12V vehicle wiring. It only uses 30W so no strain on your battery. It has speakers so could be used as a compact tv with a streaming device like a fire stick etc. Pros: really nice picture with the IPS panel and viewable from all angles. Cons: lame stand that doesnt do any adjustments. I ordered another adjustable monitor stand for $25 that allows multiple adjustments.

The monitors are nice, I own two of them, the white in one is not as good as the other and TBH that doesnt bother me that much as I have two of them, and three monitors total. So I would be carful if you only have one, or two and they are both of them, however if you are just looking for an extra monitor to have some lesser important not color accurate stuff this is what I would use. There are definitely not gaming monitors, when it comes to a gaming monitor I would sacrifice 4k for refresh rate. My primary gaming is a 240hz with 1080p. Its worth the dip to 1080p, however these are not ever the top of 75hz. If you go into your display settings and go to adjust it, you will see 59.9 and 60hz. I can prove I have changed it correctly because my primary will change in the exact same settings. Plus I work in IT, with displays being one of my primary focus. So long story short, its an okay second or third monitor to have at 60hz refresh, and okay color accuracy.

Very poor sound quality and no Volume even at 100% was only about 20%.

Its your standard HDMI monitor that appears to be what it was advertised as. It arrived in a timely manner. After two weeks of use, I havent seen a personal issue. No notable dead pixels. The review is my own experience. Your mileage may vary (YMMV). It does have VESA (100x100mm) mount screw points and its own base. Several options and volume controls on the monitor settings. Negatives: The normal base doesnt tilt. There might be very minor ghosting (5ms response time, found in Q/A section). It could be worse. :x

Good monitor, just as described

I bought two of these for a dual-monitor setup and have been overall happy with the monitors. The monitors are light weight with a thin border around the screen and the picture quality is great. I installed them on a dual monitor stand that I bought separately so Im not using the monitors original stands and I can report the monitors attach to the VESA mount stand without issues. I was originally planning to plug my speakers in the audio output on one of the monitors to keep the wires on my desk hidden but I ended up abandoning using any audio through these monitors. The audio output on both of my monitors has a ground loop hum so its unbearable unless I use a ground loop isolator to fix the audio. Even with the isolator added the sound volume is really low so I plugged the speakers into my docking station instead. Ive been able to test using audio output through my Dell monitor instead and it works properly, and Ive tested these monitors with a few different computers and see the same behavior on them all. Also, as other commenters mention the audio quality and volume of the monitors built-in speakers is pretty low. If you only used it to listen to voicemails in a really quiet environment theyd probably work fine, but I wouldnt otherwise recommend using the audio functions on this monitor.

Serves me fine and I use them a few hours a day. I have 2. Use for work. Does what I need

Purchased this monitor as a 3rd screen for the needed space while multi tasking multiple windows. I chose this one based on the 90 something % rgb so I could also use it as my primary photo editing monitor. After hooking it up to my laptop and pulling up calibration tools and reference images on all my other screens including my phone (because thats where the majority of people see my content) I spent over an hour trying to make the monitor look good. No matter what I tried my calibration tools just couldnt get the perfect setting. It was always a compromise between correct color and correct sharpness. No matter what I did, white always had a greyish blue tone to it yet some grey areas have a red tint to it. After first plugging in the monitor I was having some weird refresh flickering that was resolved by changing my monitor from HD 1080 to PC 1080 in my nvidia settings. Even though this monitor supports up to 75hz I was getting some weird screen tearing while trying to play games on it although It was worth it anyways because the black point/shadows were super strong, like old tv strong. For anything besides spotify, web browsing, and displaying research while doing school work I will be sticking with my 144hz laptop screen as it does everything this monitor does but better bar a few things (physical screen size, tilt and rotate because its on a monitor stand)