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)

The 27 DOES make a difference. The 75mhz DOES make a difference. Best buy for monitors.

Needed a full size display to use with two laptops. With two HDMI inputs, this fits the bill. Very impressed with the display, but it took some creativity to get set up exactly as I want (see mounting issues below). For office work, this monitor exceeds expectations. I absolutely love the display and the ease of switching from one laptop display source to the other. I’m not impressed with the speakers, but they’re functional enough for my needs. Mounting Issues: I did not care for the stand at all, not the right height or angle for me and doesn’t seem very stable. I used a generic monitor arm, but it’s worth mentioning that the input panel on this monitor is positioned in such a way that a mounting plate will cover the input ports! I was able to cut my mounting plate with an angle grinder and make it work.

It’s great!

Extremely bright and vibrant. Had to immediately go into picture settings and set to manual to reduce the bright whites and backlight, but this screen is capable of really great brightness. I got this for my dad and he is in a very light-controlled room so it was a bit overwhelming at stock setting, but this would be great for environments with lots of ambient light. Once adjusted, this looks great and its a keeper. I like the near-edgeless display as well. Highly recommended. I have always had great experiences with Sceptre products. Ignore reviews here that say this monitor is dim. I am not sure what monitor they are looking at, because that is certainly not the experience I had at all! Super bright and vibrant...

No missing pixels, arrived fast, and easy to put together. I am only using it as a second monitor, so I dont know how it handles gaming, but for my needs, its great.

I use this as a second monitor in my office/study at my home. It is about the same dimensions as my primary monitor...a Dell 24 inch IPS monitor I have had for years...because of the thin bezel. I dont use the speakers so I have no comment on them. I had to mute the brightness significantly from the default setting, so when I drag a page from one monitor to the other they are close. But even with the lower brightness setting, text, whether black on white or white on black, is easy to read. And the colors are vibrant. I am not a big gamer, use mostly the new Microsoft flight simulator, but based on what I observe, I think most users would be pleased. I have both monitors at the recommended 1920 x 1200 resolution.

I bought this monitor to connect to a 4 port HDMI KVM switch that also connects the computer audio via the HDMI. Using the internal speakers was unacceptable so I plugged in a set of powered speakers to the headphone jack and that worked. For video, the quality is good except there is about a 1/2 gap between the display and the bezel, meaning that the displayable part of the screen is about an inch smaller than the physical screen, almost like the display was built for a case with a larger bezel then the bezel size was reduced. For the price, Id say it was a good deal for use in my computer lab.

Ive been playing on a lower frame rate monitor before this one. It took me about to 3wks to get use to how smooth the picture is an adjust my play. GOOD QUALITY HERE.... Put it in B-tier.

I am very happy with this monitor. Set up was easy and the quality of the picture is great. For the money, I am very pleased.

The monitor it’s really good and really easy to use but the speakers are really bad and low volume, if you try to connect speakers they will sound bad too with a weird noise but without audio or using a Bluetooth speaker it is perfect