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Pitchy
> 3 dayThe price for a 27 inch monitor was hard to pass up. I bought two for a dual screen setup. I picked this one because it was on a limited time deal and it said it was 99% sRGB. I replaced two Dell 23 inch IPS monitors with two of these and the size makes a huge difference, but going from the IPS panels to these, the Sceptre just looks very dull and washed out compared to the Dell IPS. I was going from just a plan old LCD these would probably look brilliant, but going from an IPS panel where everything was crisp, sharp and colors just popped, these are a bit of a let down. If you are coming a higher end monitor, this will not look as vivid... if you are used to basic LCD then this will look great.
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silverado
> 3 dayTHIS IS A NICE MONITOR. WE USE IT FOR OUR SECURITY CAMERAS. WE OWN 2 OF THESE. GREAT FOR THE PRICE.
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Jonathan Lear
> 3 daygreat monitor! i am still using it, like 4 months later, and i have had no issues at all, still very very happy with the purchase! almost thinking of buying a second one, so i can run two monitors.
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JeffG
> 3 dayBought on sale for $99. Hard to beat that. The stand is a little too shaky. But good deal for an edgeless monitor.
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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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D. Porter
> 3 dayI use this as a second monitor in my office/study at my home. It is about the same dimensions as my primary monitor...a Dell 24 inch IPS monitor I have had for years...because of the thin bezel. I dont use the speakers so I have no comment on them. I had to mute the brightness significantly from the default setting, so when I drag a page from one monitor to the other they are close. But even with the lower brightness setting, text, whether black on white or white on black, is easy to read. And the colors are vibrant. I am not a big gamer, use mostly the new Microsoft flight simulator, but based on what I observe, I think most users would be pleased. I have both monitors at the recommended 1920 x 1200 resolution.
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Marcus
> 3 dayThe visual and display of this monitor is awesome
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Mike Bose
> 3 dayNeeded a full size display to use with two laptops. With two HDMI inputs, this fits the bill. Very impressed with the display, but it took some creativity to get set up exactly as I want (see mounting issues below). For office work, this monitor exceeds expectations. I absolutely love the display and the ease of switching from one laptop display source to the other. I’m not impressed with the speakers, but they’re functional enough for my needs. Mounting Issues: I did not care for the stand at all, not the right height or angle for me and doesn’t seem very stable. I used a generic monitor arm, but it’s worth mentioning that the input panel on this monitor is positioned in such a way that a mounting plate will cover the input ports! I was able to cut my mounting plate with an angle grinder and make it work.
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geigerp99
> 3 dayDont game anymore, no time. But works great for normal use.
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Letty
> 3 dayThis monitor is reasonably priced and has a great picture. It gets the job done.
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