Review on Sceptre C325B QWD168: FreeSync Adjustable DisplayPort with Height Adjustment, Blue Light Filter, Built-In Speakers and LED by Kevin Dick

This monitor has good specs overall and is reasonably priced, but the picture quality wasn't very good, too red. It's a low-level VA (Vertical Alignment) panel, which I now realize I can't use. It looks great when the screen is still. But as soon as you jump into a game or scroll through a page of text, you can see very bad black blurring. So fuzzy when movement is involved, despite features that "sound like" they're going to have to fight it. Changing the "sharpness" was the only thing that made it smaller, but that was only because it got blurry. I bet Scepter makes some good panels but this isn't one of them, at least for me. I returned this and chose the LG IPS panel. VA panels have amazing contrast with dark colors, but from my research most of them are dominated by motion blur unless you invest in a much more expensive panel.