Review on Sceptre C275W-1920RN Monitor with Edgeless Design, High Dynamic Range, Curved Display, Flicker-Free, Built-In Speakers, HD Resolution, and HDMI Connectivity by Matt Zhou

Anyone else remember walking around Grandma's house with NO lights on? Nothing squeaked, didn't squeak, didn't pulsate? If Zepter can program the blue light on the front panel to NOT blink when the monitor is plugged in, THEN it should PROGRAM it OFF. How about? NO LIGHT, NO COLOR - think outer space! The light is INCREDIBLY bright and flashes <ALL> all night. >>Blink>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Blink>>>>>>>>>>>I get up at 3:30 am for the program and meditate while the world is quiet. It's 3:53 am and I'm writing this review. It used to be pretty, DARK, BLACK. Now I'm being hunted by the SCEPTER lightsaber. At least Ben's was red and shimmering. This blue pulsing nightmare is European disco, so crank up the techno and start banging. I'm not a fan of jerky reviews. I rely on Amazon reviews to make quality, informed decisions. I had a Super SCEPTER at work, about $400-600. I bought this after much research and need a curved programming screen. This is not suitable for text. Buy more than 1920x1080 pixels if you're working with text, or don't even bother. Go ahead and buy one from a junkyard or Craigslist. The SCEPTER programmers have to get out of disco mode and turn off the lights in grandma's house. For those who linger, thanks for the time and hope it's helpful! best bbz