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 Tony Mangiapane

I've had the monitor set up for 2 weeks now. Replaced: 7 year old Hans G 22"/60Hz on a whim of Cyber Monday. I say this to let you know I have a low bar; I do not have keen eyesight and experience as a visual Pro Still deciding if I'm happy with my purchase 3 notes to anyone considering this monitor Handling: The size and curvature are immediately impressive and captivating I was able to mount it on a VESA compliant mount the latter was made with the included thread reaches carrying straps that protrude beyond the "stand" on the back. Surprisingly light and fast. Feels like you're getting good value for the price considering the size. Quality: So far I can judge that, no dead pixels. Good packaging. Build in speakers is sufficient but I will not use them. The main problem is the edge bleeding. I can only tell after a test on a sc notice black screen. b frame design. The latter is confusing as hell: I honestly don't know how acceptable edge bleeding is for a mid-range monitor. There is also not enough experience to compare. I think this effect should be different on different devices. And it's a matter of degree, not whether they exist or not. Is it worth sending back a replacement monitor that may or may not have the same effect? Not at the moment. I live with that and don't really notice it as I rarely do anything in black. Eyestrain/Clarity: The jury is still out for me. In some places it looks very clear, in others it is blurry. Mine is 1920 x 1080 with a 75Hz refresh rate. I've played around with the picture, color and font settings but so far I'm not happy. Gaming and watching videos is awesome, but processing and reading documents can hurt after a long time. I attribute it all to old eyes just getting used to the larger (and curved) surface. I hope it gets better and maybe I can find a really good setup.