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)

Monitor is good, has great color experience, works at 75Hz easily and can be comfortably used with 2 HDMI inputs. Viewing is nice and is easily power managed. Only issue is the weak base provided with the monitor. It tends to shake, oscillate slightly when placed on the base given in the box especially while we have to push the buttons at the back for switching INPUTs. This issue alone makes it rickety, probably must be mounted on a form handle/stand for more stabler hold.

Lo que no tiene es opciones para inclinación de la pantalla. Pero de resto muy buena imagen.

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.

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

I felt compelled to write a review for this monitor after seeing a lot of negative reviews recently. First off, my old 27 Dell monitor that Ive been using to work from home with died after 8 years of use. You just cant go back to working on a 14 laptop screen all day when you are used to 27. This Sceptre was the cheapest 27 monitor available on Amazon today and was available with Same. Day. Shipping. I was floored. Read through the reviews and the recent ones werent that flattering, but seeing how I had to work today, I needed a monitor and pulled the trigger. True to their word, received the monitor today, just after 2pm. Packaged well. No damage to the monitor or screen upon unpacking. Very simple to put together, just twist the stand onto the base, attach the stand to the back of the monitor and screw in 2 screws. They even included a screw driver so I didnt have to hunt for one. The screen is perfectly fine for at home work crunching data in Excel spreadsheets, designing Power BI dashboards or working on Word documents. I dont plan on Gaming with this monitor, so it meets all my expectations for a business monitor, as it is labeled and sold as. Another user complained of it being wobbly but I have not found that to be the case. Perhaps they did not screw in the 2 screws tight enough. TL;DR - Perfectly fine business monitor for work. Dont be put off by negative reviews.

It’s really simple and seeing the difference between other monitor, it’s easy to to say this one is better

I 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.

It’s really simple and seeing the difference between other monitor, it’s easy to to say this one is better

I needed a monitor. I wanted big and cheap. This fit that bill. But it is what it is. Its not a super dynamic range display. Picture is crisp after you adjust it. Coming from a 2007 LCD its a step up. Compared to some of the super-high end monitors; well...just remember it doesnt cost that much. It did develop 3 stuck sub-pixels in a week. One pixel isnt stuck as much as it is operating inverted. I can tell its a problem with the column too because its behavior depends on on the pixels above it.

The best purchase I’ve made in for $100