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

Well, it's not great and it's not exactly terrible. Sorry to bother, but the monitor does what I bought it for. You can't expect this thing to be as great as Samsung, Asus, etc. My home monitor replacement job, yes, I bought it myself because the company shipped the 20 inch unit too small and old. This monitor works for desktop applications and it's so-so. I had a stuck Pixel as did my best friend who bought the same thing. Needs some work but great for my work needs. Thought of returning it for a pixel but really the price and waiting another 2-3 weeks to get a replacement isn't worth it, with Covid-Prime 2 weeks instead of 2 days delivery. Well for my other use this work from home is a backup computer and if the wife takes my main gaming console I have a fallback. This monitor is terribly blurry and blurry in games. For the record, I only tried Overwatch with a FreeSync-compatible RX 550 4GB card (that's a Dell Tower, not my Ryzen 5 with 32GB RAM and SSDs on top). So I know there is a big difference, but the picture and colors cannot be compared to my Acer 24.5 inch monitor at 75Hz and my gaming console. Does it work, yes, well enough, I can ignore the above and enjoy the game. If you want size and value and don't need to game on this monitor, it's well priced. If you plan on playing it I would suggest looking elsewhere. If you no longer care about size and price and can't handle it, and the possibility of a stuck/dead pixel, you can get it too. Nick