Sceptre 22 inch 75Hz 1080P LED Monitor 99% sRGB HDMI X2 VGA Build-In Speakers, Machine Black (E225W-19203R series)

Very good quality for what you’re paying for. I needed a second monitor (mainly for working remote) and decided to pick this up. So far, so good. Picture is very good and screen quality are good as well. Comes with it’s own screw driver and it’s ready for mounting if that’s what you want out of it. Definitely recommend. (The monitor is on the right side in the attached photo)

Got this and my screen was all buggy so I thought it was damaged turns out it was just a bad port but the other port was perfect.

Very happy with the quality of the screen. Also pleased with speed of delivery.

After ordering this monitor for a few of my employees at work, I had to buy one for myself for my home office. I really like working with multiple screens. This one has such a clear crisp picture that can’t believe it’s not at least double the price!!! Incredible value for such a great monitor!

Ive owned this monitor for about three years now and I have no major complaints. The default settings have decent color and the overdrive and virtual sync functions have always worked pretty well. I noticed some screen tearing when the screen is scrolling downwards but it only has ever happened to me (noticeably) once a month or so. About a year ago, I got a MacBook which has an IPS display which made me realize how off some of the colors were, so I tuned it by eye. After tuning, the screen looked way more premium and the pixels were even a bit less noticeable. (These displays vary in quality so take these settings with a grain of salt and use lagom.nl to tune it to your preferred settings) Backlight: 66 Brightness: 47 Contrast: 41 Sharpness: 50 Red: 43 Green: 38 Blue: 49 Gamma: 1.8

This monitor is really good. Bought this as my second monitor and its really a good quality monitor. Recommend to everyone who is looking for a monitor

I have a small space for my monitor and this screen fit the bill. The price was great and so is the quality. My only wish is that the stand were a bit taller.

On an M1 Mac, this product suffered repeated connectivity problems. The computer would fail to recognize the monitor, randomly. Also, the monitor would cause the sleep function to malfunction, causing uncommanded waking and power wastage. The monitor would have to be turned off to prevent this, and when re-powered would cause the computer to fail to recognize it. In this case, more trouble than it was worth.

When ordered, I specified it should be shipped in Amazon packaging. It was not. It came in the manufacturers box for all the world to see. Sometimes you want to hide items of value. I proceeded to assemble the screen to the stand, but only one (1) screw would thread into the bracket on the back of the screen, the remaining screw was improperly manufactured: there were no beginning threads on the screw. Fortunately, I have tap & die sets and was able to re-thread the screw (4mm x 0.7 pitch). If one did not have the proper tools one could seek out very good hardware store to find a replacement screw, or go through the process of returning the entire thing. Either way it would be needless aggravation.. Then came the power cable: too short. It would not reach from the tower to the monitor, so I had to re-use the old power cable from the previous monitor. Were not done yet. This monitor came with only an HDMI cable, no VGA cable. The HDMI cable is 5 feet long (measured @ 60). The cable needed to be seven (7) feet in length. I could have moved the tower closer to the desktop where the monitor sits, but that would have involved moving several large, heavy pieces of furniture (an oak file cabinet, an oak desktop/file cabinet with hutch). Or I could have ordered a longer HDMI cable: this would have to be a ten (10) foot cable - go read the reviews of 10 HDMI cables and youll see why this was not a viable option. So, there I go, once again, having to use one of the old monitors cables: this time the VGA cable. So far this monitor works very well. Bright. Good color rendering. Good refresh rate. No problems with the monitor per-se. The niggling problems are with the hardware & accessories.

I needed a cheap and simple HD screen for a WFH situation, and this screen has been perfect. I just needed something simple and functional, nothing fancy, nothing great, just functional. And at this price, the mere presence of basic HD functionality is an absolute bargain. Sure, this screen has pretty bad glare, pretty bad built in audio, isnt that big, but who cares. It gets the job done and still manages to slap on multiple HDMI ports and audio out. While it would make a pretty bad primary display for gaming and Blu-Ray movies...lets be real here. Thats not why this screen exists. I dont need to spend hundreds just to look at my Email, chat with coworkers, type documents, organize spreadsheets, or organize office activities. I just need...you know, A SCREEN. Any screen. And this has not only exceeded my bare minimal expectations of being screen that shows pixels, but has done so at a staggeringly low price. Im absolutely astounded at the number of people who seem to be getting this as a primary display and expecting cinema fidelity image output or robust build quality. That is clearly not what this screen attempts to achieve, and all the people complaining otherwise need to do their research to figure out that this literally cheap as cheap gets screen very obviously isnt for them.