Review on Sceptre E248W 19203R Monitor: Metallic, 60Hz, Blue Light Filter, Built-In Speakers, Tilt Adjustment (Model: E248W-19203R, HDMI) by Chris Foster

I have two very old, inexpensive 18" monitors that lasted a very long time, but one of them started peeling when plugged into my hub. I have much larger monitors in my office and thought this was a sign that I should finally upgrade and get the same screen size at home as in the office. But since my old monitors lasted a LONG time without much expense, I wanted to repeat the experience. Numerous studies and conversations with other people have led me to a similar conclusion: not much for the small price for big sizes for people who just need a big work screen and don't care about graphics and gaming. For others, some programmers have mentioned that they've heard of them and have a good reputation. They had the best price and reviews are mostly good, so the programmer's endorsement was what I needed to pull the trigger. I am very happy with these monitors Easy to use setup. Excellent resolution and color. S ABOUT MUCH EASIER than my old ones. I had to adjust the tension in the mounting arms accordingly. I went with the default automatic calibration and didn't feel the need to fiddle with additional settings. I am an Account/Project Manager and I work with spreadsheets, project management tools, Microsoft suite (Excel, Work, Outlook) and Adobe Creative Suite (Acrobat, Dreamweaver, Photoshop) and other specialized digital design, programming and management tools. . One thing I liked and needed was that the screw mounting holes on the back of the monitors are at the bottom of the screen and not in the middle or at the top which seems more standard. It has actually helped me get my monitors to the correct height with the mount I have without having to replace them. Works great for me but might be important for others depending on how you want to mount them.