I'm getting more serious about my photography and part of that is needing to have a monitor that can run a full-color gamut and properly display colors - the problem is, most of these monitors are hundreds and hundreds of dollars. Yikes!!

Enter Sceptre: This frameless monitor works great and has a beautiful image, printing very true to what I see on screen. It looks sleek and high-end, even if it does feel a little lightweight and "cheap". The base particularly feels cheap, but still looks great. It has mounting holes for wall mounting which is super cool, and it works great right out of the box. I made some minor adjustments to the color, but nothing major - the out-of-the-box image was perfectly workable.

The other thing I love about this monitor is that at this price point, I didn't expect to see a 75hz monitor and didn't realize how impactful it was in video gaming. It really makes a huge difference in fluidity and makes everything feel snappier and crisper, especially in games like Skyrim or Overwatch 2.

All in all, I love this monitor and would recommend it to anyone. It's a great entry-level cheap monitor that works well and gives high-end features at a low-end price point.

Don't sleep on this monitor!

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 they're 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 won't 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 I'm not a gamer, so I can't speak to their gaming performance.

Lasted for 3 years of continuous use for WFH. Wasn't used for gaming, picture and screen quality was good enough. I expected it to last at least up to 7 -10 years. It has fallen short 4.

Knocked my other monitor right off the desk - busted. This one was orders and showed up in record same PM timing - 4 hours! I'm highly impressed. Comparison: Right next to my acer monitor - this monitor has mostly pros with just a few cons. Overall this is an very exceptional value for both business-office use and video/streaming users. Pros: The color is vivid and crisp with very useable settings and slight to strong blue light % drop options. Monitor is sharper in the correct way, but colors are not as wide/more colors. So definitely newer LEDs but not necessarily better than higher/more expensive competitors. Unit wights hardly nothing, but packs a performance punch that matches and exceeds rivals processing-wise. Appearance looks bigger than my other 27", because of the semi-edgeless' design - not full/close edgeless, which is good enough for me. Cons: The menu function is only 5 buttons with no directional button, which takes getting used to, but it works fine and easy. Top button is enter, bottom button is power on/off. Button up from bottom is exit. Middle two are up/down:left/right. I'm glad I chose this one! Only time and video side:by:side comparison will tell with as close to similar settings as possible, but don't need to wait when you need it asap. Thanks!

a gaming monitor it is not, but it is very good for business applications. It is sharp and easy to read from. Seems to be good quality and I like it has 2 HDMI ports for multiple connections. It is also a good value for the price.