Review on Sceptre C275W-1920R: Immersive Curvature Display with Built-in Speakers, Metallic 🖥️ Finish and HD Resolution, Supports DisplayPort and HDMI, 75Hz Refresh Rate by Michael Gilbert

These monitors are definitely a steal for the price. I ended up buying two different monitors to replace the 5 year old Gateway monitor I had. I was going to buy it mainly for work, but would certainly like to try gaming on these monitors once in a while (provided I have the time). I'm guessing I only ended up paying about $30 for all of these monitors because I was able to sell two Gateway monitors and another spare monitor for $250 and spent that amount buying these monitors. Below I will list some of the pros and cons I have encountered so far. Pros: Low price Easy for VESA mount (I have 27 inch, I thought 32 would be too big and I still think it will be). the lightest monitors I have ever lifted. I could literally pick up one of these monitors with two fingers, if not one. Multiple connection options Easy and free installation Cons (unfortunately I had some problems): The first and perhaps the most important problem was the color (for some reason I couldn't get the color to display correctly.) It worked at first. but then it had a hint of it and I had to manually adjust all the colors (that might be because I used a 4k laptop monitor as a comparison.) Second, the power cord is pretty short, especially when it's mounted high or when that The table is quite high. I'm using a headset with virtual 7.1 surround sound so I don't think it will be a problem for me. It's also a monitor, not a sound system.) Overall I would definitely recommend this brand and definitely this monitor I used to use the Zepter brand. I think I bought one of them for their TVs in 2008 or 2009, maybe a bit earlier, but the thing is I'm still using them to this day and I haven't had any problems whatsoever. I think that should show how good they are.