I love it, love it, love it. You can't beat the price and quality of this 27 inch IPS monitor; I've had the scepter for about eight years now. I started with their 24 inch screen about eight years ago and had to upgrade to a 27 inch display. This product meets the requirements and the quality is excellent. I highly recommend this monitor

You can rotate and expand the screen, which is pretty cool, and the graphics and refresh rate are great. Thanks for attention!

Unpacking: Well packaged and withstanding some transit disruptions. I really liked that it was packaged with minimal plastic and extra junk. Mount: I installed it on a VESA mount. My only comment: I don't like that the VESA mounting holes are inserted where the stand mount goes and not flat on the back. However, with some good spacers I was able to install it easily. Used for over 100 hours and I can't understand how great the smoothness and picture quality is when consuming media or gaming…

Many of us, myself included, feel that resolution below 4K just isn't good enough. But this pure 2K monitor is fine for me. I mainly use it for video production. I prefer to record videos in HD at 60 FPS, so this monitor is perfect for me. Colors are crisp, clear and well defined. I have the monitor set to 144Hz and this is supported by HDMI. Luckily when I use the display cable I can see objects on the desktop but they don't open. With the HDMI cable in the first slot, there is no such problem

It's a good monitor for the price quoted and if you can beat the noise from having HDR on you'll be fine. The LED on the back is weak and does not enhance the monitor in my opinion. This is an LCD, so you can still hear noise even with HDR turned off. Maybe list it as LCD so people know what they are buying. Unfortunately I didn't receive the blinders in the box, but that's no big deal.

Very average screen. It has good performance and resolution. I'm having trouble switching from HDMI to HDMI. I always have to disconnect and reconnect HDMI. This is also the second I'm going through as the first caused a dead pixel within the first month. I'll go back and get something else

I was really hesitant to go ahead and upgrade my screens to 32 inches. But now that I have them, I don't regret a single penny I've invested in these 3 screens. I use them for work and they do a phenomenal job. Definitely a monitor to buy, for the money it's worth every penny.

I bought a msi Optix MAG321CQR which is a 1440p 144hz screen with [VA] panel and it was nothing but a dirty ghost mess. I was fed up with a game in fps. I bought this screen because it has an IPS panel and the price was low enough. If you are looking for fast gaming this is the monitor you want, no smearing no ghosting and the panel is bright. I have a panel with 1 dead pixel but I am willing to live with it because the pixels are so are small that they are not noticeable. unless I'm watching…

Backlighting aside in dark scenes, this is a great monitor for the price. HDR is questionable as Windows 10 has softened everything.

1st monitor arrived quickly in good condition but after powering up the monitor had 1 hanging off-white pixel and the other was a dead black pixel. Most wouldn't even notice, but I did because I use it for both work and play, and I'm constantly staring at every inch of the screen. This is only noticeable when viewing still images. The replacement came quickly, but there were also screen defects. The second monitor from the bottom had black horizontal stripes that distorted the image on the…

I've had some time to use this monitor and for gaming it's great for what I paid for a 32 inch monitor. But just a couple of criticisms, without HDR the picture is very dark and frankly looks awful. Be sure to set it to Overdrive, Active Sync, and HDR enabled. My monitor is brand new and has a stuck green pixel stuck in the center of the monitor. I've tried repairing software but nothing, I understand what's going on, but $300 is still a lot of money to have a bad pixel in the center of the…

Got 2 for a doubles setup and so far they are fantastic. I had to tweak the brightness and contrast a bit to adjust, but it's normal for the panels to look a little different. As far as I can tell, image quality, refresh rate, and response time are as advertised. Also, it can be too bright, if at all, for use in dark rooms, which is a fun little issue if you ask me. The speakers are exactly what you would expect. The only downside is that the OSD controls are too far apart, so a bit difficult…

First, if you have a PS5 or Xbox X, it's cheating. It won't be 1440p@120Hz, I've tried everything. Unless the screen has updates which I haven't seen. It will only be 1080 @ 120 Hz. I'll be back soon. Do yourself a favor and buy a better screen. $250 for 1080p is not the best option. You can get a better monitor @ 1080 for half the price, no kidding. The only reason I bought it was because of the 1440 and as I said it just won't work.

I will not buy this monitor again. I didn't buy this monitor for gaming, I bought it for office work. I picked this model from other 32"/1080p monitors specifically because of the built-in speakers. Unfortunately, those speakers sound like yogurt cups. Any modern cell phone sounds better. Also, I want to buy a 34" ultra-wide screen .Several people have commented that 32" offers a better aspect ratio for productive users, but I would have preferred the extra width to fit the windows closer…