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)

Nothing negative at all. Fantastic price.

I love everything about this monitor except the stand. The stand does NOT tilt or swivel to change the viewing angle, so the user needs to place it a comfortable eye level. Including a standard, movable stand instead of the current immobile one would make the monitor perfect.

Must have just got the lucky one. Ive ordered so many monitors in the past 15 years, and almost never get any bad ones, until now. When it work correctly, it does look spectacular. Very light, bright and sharp images. Can;t go wrong with this model. Just be sure to keep the box for shipping purposes in case you need to RMA or a warranty return.

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.

Hard to assemble the base. Ok quality

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.

Using this as an office monitor. Very crisp and bright. An excellent size for multi-tasking with multiple open windows. And the price was great.

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.

Excellent product for the price. Nice build. My only issues: I have it set up on a standing desk - tends to shake a little bit when I raise the desk up. I think thats more a result of my not-perfectly-level apartment floor. Im not a gamer, but Im using this monitor for heavy photo/graphic/video editing. Very strong display, great for all of my work. ONE LAST THING: Hadnt seen anybody else mention it in a review, so I felt like I should - I was hoping to run audio from computer HDMI to monitor HDMI speakers, but then have my external speakers plugged into the Auxillary port on the monitor. Sadly, the volume levels were very poor when wired this way, so instead Im running my speakers RCA>3.5mm straight into my computer. Not a huge problem, but thought anybody out there should know in case they were hoping for a similar setup.

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