Review on Sceptre C275B-1858RN: Edge Less FreeSync Display with 165Hz, Flicker-Free, Built-In Speakers, Wall Mountable & Blue Light Filter by Frank Herrera

Overall a good monitor for the price, quality is good and so on. They even provided you with a screwdriver in the box, so they are very careful. The only issues I've encountered in the two months of using the monitor is that it's not able to enter the BIOS at boot time, but it is possible to enter the BIOS by going to the OS settings where it says , where to go. bios, on Windows (which I'm using now), just type UEFI in the bottom search bar and you'll find your way there. It's impractical, but I won't complain much for the price and overall good quality of the monitor. Another problem I've encountered is that the monitor's refresh rate drops in some specific applications, notably Wondershare Filmora, a video editing software (this can be done with other video editing software) and an AMD Ryzen overclocking tool. Those are pretty much the only apps I've found for it. All in all a good monitor, an inconvenience and a few issues that few have to contend with.