Review on Sceptre C248W 1920R Monitor: Curved DisplayPort Screen with Built-In Speakers, Wall Mountable & Flicker-Free Technology - C248W-1920R by Cory Potts

I actually accidentally ordered this monitor without knowing it (thanks for the 1 click purchase) and decided to try it out when it showed up at my door. The first thing that struck me was the feeling of solidity after attaching it to the included base. With the monitor on, the overall picture was worse than we would like. However, after playing around with the picture settings for a few minutes, I got VERY IMPRESSIVE picture quality. The richness of color and the extremely deep black are perhaps the most astonishing things about this monitor. The only downside to the image is that while the overall image appears quite sharp, the text appears slightly blurry. I'm not sure if there's a setting for this or if it's something I miss, but it's pretty weird. The control buttons are on the back of the monitor and while that's an odd position for them, they're not. it doesn't bother me much. The built-in speakers are about as good as you'd expect from the $130, but that's not a problem since I use external monitors anyway. While this is definitely not a gaming monitor, I play all games on it. time and had no problems. 75Hz is a slight improvement over the standard 60Hz offered by most monitors in this price range, but to be honest I'd be very skeptical of anyone who says they can tell a 15fps difference. Overall I am positively surprised by the quality. this monitor and can keep it in the end. I'll get back to you later with updates.