Review on 🎮 Sceptre E279W-19203RD 27 Inch Gaming Monitor with Built-In Speakers, Adaptive Sync, Flicker-Free, and Anti Glare Screen by Darius Person

At just over a hundred dollars, these are the best monitors I've ever used. Here you can get good equipment for little money. Advantages; + The cost is below the minimum + The assembly of the monitor itself is excellent (I'll mention the stand below in the cons) + There is AMD Freesync + 75 Hz is not bad for people who don't need to go crazy with games. I play carefree and don't want to spend a lot of money on a feature I don't need. + The monitor has a built in Vesa mount, very handy (especially at this price) + Fast delivery, no dead pixels (I bought 2 for myself and a third for a friend and there was no damage). People who write bad reviews must be unlucky I guess. + Bezels are surprisingly very discreet. + The 27-inch screen is the sweet spot for me, just a tad bigger and you turn your head to see. Less and you don't have enough space to work. Cons: - The stand is awful, wobbly as hell, but if you have or plan to install a sturdy desk, that's not even a problem. - The 5ms response is a bit weak. With all the other features it has but for the price I still can't complain. - I don't really understand why they have a VGA input instead of a Dvi input. I haven't used VGA in over ten years. But I'm glad they included two HDMIs to compensate. The screen bleeds a little when it's black, but I personally don't care, but for most it's a minus, so I turn it on. Also, don't use the built-in speakers if you don't have them, they're about as bad as you'd expect. I tested them just for fun. No bueno. Overall it's worth the money, chances are when you're looking at budget monitors you really don't need anything more. This will work for everyday use. From basic photo editing to gaming and movie watching to a big screen for everything you need. Either way. I like it. Hope that helps!