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)

This monitor is reasonably priced and has a great picture. It gets the job done.

Bought on sale for $99. Hard to beat that. The stand is a little too shaky. But good deal for an edgeless monitor.

I ordered this mainly because it takes 12v power and it was cheap. I am using this as a PC monitor/TV in a small camper, using the 12V supply from my battery bank. With the brightness turned all the way down at night, it only draws 0.7A @13v. At Max brightness it draws around 2A. I am very happy with that. The stand it comes with isnt great, the speakers arent either. But it works fine for me at the price I paid for it. Something else worth mentioning: Ive had a hard time finding a vesa mount for this. The mounting area is set low on the back of the monitor, unlike a TV which has its vesa pattern in the center. This could be true for most PC monitors though. Ceiling and flip down TV mounts Ive ordered interfere with the HDMI inputs.

Great price and beautiful display.

These monitors really helped with my working from home productivity and I highly recommend them. The price was good for what I got but I did get two of these on Prime Day for a discount. I have a 2015 MacBook Pro and it works with these perfectly via cables that plug into my Thunderbolt ports (purchased the cable separately). Assembly does take a few minutes in terms of putting together the stand, but overall it is easy to do, and pretty much plug and play - just make sure you have the right cables. These monitors would honestly make a great TV replacement if you want to play movies on your computer, because theyre pretty much the size of a small TV and they look great - as someone who has watched Netflix on them occasionally. I will say they are a bit flimsy and wobbly if you bump them, so put them somewhere you wont bump them around too much to be safe. Also, measure your desk because they are wide! No complaints here though - the screen real estate that these provide is excellent. I have used these for coding and Web browsing but Im not a gamer, so I cant speak to their gaming performance.

The best purchase I’ve made in for $100

This Sceptre display is the largest Ive owned and I really like it. Im a casual user and with pretty average expectations and Im pleased with it. The small black bezel virtually disappears and gives you a very large frameless view. The color and brightness suit my needs well. It has manual menu buttons on the back righthand side to adjust the display. Thats my only negative -- I wish the adjustment buttons were on the bottom frame edge and easier to access. I use it for working with spreadsheets and for browsing and watching movies. All Good.

Picture looks great, but its super bright and difficult to adjust without compromising picture quality. And whether I use the internal speakers or the speaker pass-through, I get a significant hum when no sound is being played. I do not get that hum if I plug my speakers directly into my computer. As long as the speakers are in use, the hum goes away, but its annoying.

Dont game anymore, no time. But works great for normal use.

These monitors are great. All three of these monitors are the same brand, but the two to the right are this 27 inch. It’s huge! They are very bright as well.. I had to turn the brightness down on both of them because it hurt my eyes. Easy to connect.. can’t even tell that they are cheap. The only complaint I have with them is that the stands are pretty short to the desk. I wish they could move up and down, but they do tilt! Which I didn’t even realize until I did it on accident.. they don’t feel like they should tilt (I thought I broke it at first), but then I realize that they’re supposed to tilt, so that was helpful since you can’t move them up and down. They also have a back where you could get another stand or a mount for them.