Sceptre IPS 27 LED Gaming Monitor 1920 x 1080p 75Hz 99% sRGB 320 Lux HDMI x2 VGA Build-in Speakers, FPS-RTS Machine Black (E278W-FPT series)
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Cameron
> 3 dayI bought this because my wife got a new work computer that wouldnt sync with the TV screen we had been using. It came nicely packaged, picture quality is good, sound is fine for work related things like conference calls and trainings but not for music or gaming. My only complaint about this is the stand is VERY flimsy. I would suggest using the VESA mounts and either putting it on a wall mount or an after market desk mount. Very good value for the price and we are happy with it.
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Mr Tom
Greater than one weekMust have just got the lucky one. Ive ordered so many monitors in the past 15 years, and almost never get any bad ones, until now. When it work correctly, it does look spectacular. Very light, bright and sharp images. Can;t go wrong with this model. Just be sure to keep the box for shipping purposes in case you need to RMA or a warranty return.
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Richdude
> 3 dayWe bought this monitor so that we can expand the number of work stations at home since everyone is working from home and kids are distancing learning. The first thing I noticed when we turned it on is that the screen is not very clear. It has a glare free covering in it which is fine but when my daughter brings up pictures for her photo editing, it’s clearly not very clear for graphics. Yes, this is listed as a business monitor but I was thinking maybe that meant the refresh rate is not like a gaming monitor. But when my wife used it for work she noticed right away that it isn’t very clear. The glare free screen kind of takes away the brightness too. One thing I was kind of disappointed in is that there are only HDMI ports. I would think at this point in our technology world all monitors would come with HDMI and DisplayPort. But again, maybe because this isn’t supposed to be a graphics intensive monitor. The last negative I would say about this monitor is that it has a pedestal stand so there is only one leg in the middle. This monitor is big so with one leg, the monitor rocks constantly. Every bump of the table, high intensity clicks of the keyboard, a lot of mouse movement, it made the monitor rock and sway a lot. It just seemed cheap and on the verge of falling down. If you will use a mount then that would solve the problem but it’s just not as good of a monitor that I was hoping for.
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Don
> 3 dayJust received and hooked up this monitor. Its a very nice moonitor for the price. Just a couple of things. The monitor will wobble at the slightest touch or if you bump into the table its on. Almost like a bobble head. The bigger issue is the volume control. You can only accerss it from the buttons on the back panel and by pressing the buttons to scroll through the options to get to the volume. Once there, then you can increase or decrease the volume. You have to repeat this each time you want to adjust the volume. Not the most convenient. Maybe if it had two independent volume buttons that were easily reachable would be a lot better instead of scrolling through the options to get to the volume. The built in speakers dont seem ty get that loud even on 100%. Im using my older speakers.
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Jamaal Orn
> 3 dayAn outstanding monitor. Sharp and vivid especially true black. It reveals every single detail which my old monitor (VIZTA) does not show. I dont know how long it will last but my old one gives up in 3 years.
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Abram J.
> 3 dayBought this monitor a few months back and is still working great. Love the thin border that it has. Makes it look a lot better then the one with a thicker boarder.
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Mr. Camden Bins III
> 3 dayI first purchased 2 of these monitors and I absolutely loved them, so I bought 2 more LOL!! Buy them, even at the current price! I use them to stream on FB and casual gaming.
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Shaun Owens
> 3 dayI use this monitor to mix my audio tracks, it’s bigger than I expected but I’m not upset about that. The video quality is great as well!
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Richdude
> 3 dayWe bought this monitor so that we can expand the number of work stations at home since everyone is working from home and kids are distancing learning. The first thing I noticed when we turned it on is that the screen is not very clear. It has a glare free covering in it which is fine but when my daughter brings up pictures for her photo editing, it’s clearly not very clear for graphics. Yes, this is listed as a business monitor but I was thinking maybe that meant the refresh rate is not like a gaming monitor. But when my wife used it for work she noticed right away that it isn’t very clear. The glare free screen kind of takes away the brightness too. One thing I was kind of disappointed in is that there are only HDMI ports. I would think at this point in our technology world all monitors would come with HDMI and DisplayPort. But again, maybe because this isn’t supposed to be a graphics intensive monitor. The last negative I would say about this monitor is that it has a pedestal stand so there is only one leg in the middle. This monitor is big so with one leg, the monitor rocks constantly. Every bump of the table, high intensity clicks of the keyboard, a lot of mouse movement, it made the monitor rock and sway a lot. It just seemed cheap and on the verge of falling down. If you will use a mount then that would solve the problem but it’s just not as good of a monitor that I was hoping for.
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Joseph Schillaci
> 3 dayFor the price, I adore this monitor. I wanted it for my desk setup for productivity, as Im in college at the moment. It has a good set of settings and is pretty flexible for my needs This guy comes out of the box very bright, so you may need to adjust it to avoid eye strain. As for gaming, it would be hard for me to say much since this isnt my use case. However, I doubt itd be difficult to use. This guy is 75Hz and it definitely shows.