Review on Sceptre C248B 144RN: Edge Less FreeSync DisplayPort, Curved Screen, 165Hz, Built-In Speakers, Frameless Design, Blue Light Filter – LED Monitor by Darrell Webb

The curve is subtle, so pretty much negligible, which is my preference for any monitor up to 32 inches. The default settings are slightly different, so you'll have to spend some time adjusting the color settings in both your monitor's settings and your operating system. Don't forget to turn on Overdrive in your monitor settings right away. Once I have the color settings, it looks amazing! Also comes with a screwdriver and display port cable, a big plus. The only downside is that it's not the fastest 144Hz monitor. There's a bit of blurring when you're moving really fast, but it's really not bad. The contrast is not outstanding, but good enough. The buttons for adjusting settings are terrible, but after the initial setup, you don't need to use them much, so it's not a big deal. The stand is metal which is nice but otherwise very basic, there is no height adjustment just a little up and down on a hinge. In general I am very satisfied with her. This is an incredibly affordable gaming monitor, and as a next step, plan on spending at least $100 more. Definitely the king of monitors under $200.