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)

Great monitor for the price and its picture quality is awesome. Very easy to set up.

office /studio computer, much clearer picture than the LG monitor its replacing, especially for seeing different shades of black in the current dark design app windows.

I use it for work. We have some old janky computer that would turn on super slow instead of blinking on. Had it for several months and no complaints other than the screen getting all fuzzy after blanking out on rare rare occasions. It happens so rarely it’s not an issue because turning the screen off and on fixes it. Again it’s a work computer so it hasn’t been used for gaming. I have a very nice speced out gaming monitor at home.

We 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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I utilize these monitors for working from home and have been pleased thus far. Mine does have one dead pixel which is frustrating but it’s such a minor defect I’ve decided to live with it as getting a replacement monitor would be more of a pain for what it’s worth. I really like the minimal bezel on these - fully utilizes the screen real estate and makes a clean double monitor setup.

I read a bunch of comments, many people claiming the monitor doesn’t tilt. Others saying it does. THIS MONITOR DOES TILT but it takes way more force than you should feel comfortable putting on it to make it tilt the first time. Posting this because I spent a bunch of time messing with it before I realized.

Purchased to replace a 6 yr old asus 21.5 led monitor (nothing wrong with the old monitor, just wanted a bigger screen). Currently connected via hdmi -> hdmi. Just ordered a DP -> hdmi to test with. Will update if it affects the review. Lets get to the Pros: * Interior packing seem to cushion the screen well (no visible damage to screen) * Assembly was quick (2 screws to the arm to the back of the screen, and rotate to lock base in place) * Screw cover and screw driver included * Power cable nice and long (i only needed 3 ft, plenty to keep coiled up) * No profile frame is very pretty (so thin) * Colors are very vibrant (kids play a lot of roblox, lots of color variants and looks wonderful) Now onto the cons: * A little dim. No where as bright as the old led monitor (especial during the day) * Video inputs are back facing * Control buttons are on the back of the monitor * Stand is flimsy and rocks a little when using the control buttons to turn on/off the monitor All in all, the kids are enjoying the bigger monitor, but i am concerned about the brightness and the wobbly stand. Im about 50/50 on buy another one. We do need another monitor for the 2nd school computer, but Im not certain this is the one. Edit: The sound is terrible. I usually use headphones but had to use the built in speaker on a pinch. Even @ 100% it is bare audible. Dropping my review by 1 star.

Just 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.

office /studio computer, much clearer picture than the LG monitor its replacing, especially for seeing different shades of black in the current dark design app windows.