Review on 💠 Sceptre C408B QWN168W: 38.5-inch Curved Class DisplayPort with 2560X1440P Resolution, 165Hz Refresh Rate, Frameless Design, Blue Light Filter, Height Adjustment, Built-In Speakers, HDMI, and HD Connectivity by Chris Moon

Name: 💠 Sceptre C408B QWN168W: 38.5-inch Curved Class DisplayPort with 2560X1440P Resolution, 165Hz Refresh Rate, Frameless Design, Blue Light Filter, Height Adjustment, Built-In Speakers, HDMI, and HD Connectivity
Item: 💠 Sceptre C408B QWN168W: 38.5-inch Curved Class DisplayPort with 2560X1440P Resolution, 165Hz Refresh Rate, Frameless Design, Blue Light Filter, Height Adjustment, Built-In Speakers, HDMI, and HD Connectivity
Rating: 3

January 24, 2023

game monitor. Not suitable for office work. 40 " QHD 2560x1440

This scepter is a great gaming monitor (five stars). I tested it on a fast Dell with an Nvidia RTX 2060 Super. I wanted to replace my current HP 34" 2560x1440. I use my HP for office work and occasional gaming. Unfortunately, when comparing the text on the scepter to my current HP, the text on my HP text is much clearer. The scepter is kind of etched/ blurred (three stars) Art. I wanted to keep the scepter because of the screen size, after three hours of trying a few settings I gave up, interestingly it looks a bit better with the HDMI cable than with the supplied display cable (for text). At work I have an LG 4K 43" which I use in native resolution and an ASUS 34" 2560 x 1440 which also has sharp text. Both for software development. Not sure why two people commented, that the Scepter is good for the office work, but it's not that this is a nice gaming monitor.

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