Sceptre C355W 3440UN Super Curved Ultrawide 100Hz HD Monitor with Blue Light Filter, Flicker-Free Technology - C355W-3440UN Review

I needed something new, a little more screen real estate. I had two 1080p monitors. My primary monitor is a 23" Acer 144hz monitor and my secondary was a cheap small HP monitor (not sure what size but definitely smaller than my primary monitor). I thought about switching to a third monitor, but I didn't have enough desk space and there was no mount on the back of the HP monitor. Instead of two new monitors to put in, I opted for an ultra-wide monitor. I WILL NOT USE THIS AS THE MAIN DISPLAY. I…

Image quality is good, but the DisplayPort failed after 2 months. I received the monitor at the end of August. When Windows 10 Build 20H2 was released I did a clean install to fix some software issues. Nothing has changed on the hardware, but suddenly my monitor showed "No signal. Please check your input." I uninstalled and reinstalled the graphics drivers and the video output worked successfully several times. I contacted support but was told that I must test the DisplayPort on another…

EDIT: DisplayPort stopped working on the monitor after two months. Still worked great with HDMI and didn't lose updates as the HDMI standard still supports 100Hz, but it was amazing. After a month I switched to HDMI then switched back and it worked again. I'm not sure if he's just tired from work or what. Just something to keep in mind if your display suddenly goes black.*** FIRST REVIEW ***While it's not the monitor with the highest refresh rate or the best color reproduction, it does what I…

I have this monitor every 4 days and will update it if anything happens. but here is my current review. Background - So I'm upgrading from "ASUS VG248QZ". This is a 1920 x 1080 144Hz monitor. When I first got it I was amazed playing at 60Hz lol. You can notice this in FPS games and even by simply moving the mouse. It's stunning. - It has served me for over 4 years and is now my second main monitor after this purchase. - Pros* Well, the first thing you notice when you take it out of the box is…

My previous monitor was a 27 inch Samsung curved LED monitor. I bought this product thinking that the brand name would give me good quality but that was pretty far from the truth. In practice it was a fuzzy, poor quality screen and I really didn't enjoy using it. I started with WFH and figured that was a good reason to upgrade to more decent hardware. 32 inch monitor. This time I didn't focus on the brand name - I focused on reviews and features. Enter the scepter. I had never heard of this…

I use this monitor for home programming, not gaming or anything special, and this monitor works well for that as well as watching videos. Great value for money. Only two things keep it from 5 stars: - Need a good USB-C to Macbook display port cable as mentioned by many other reviewers. The HDMI cable just doesn't work. I have a master switch to turn off the entire desktop, but I need to remember to turn off the monitor first. Otherwise, for some reason, when I turn on the desktop's main power…

I bought this monitor to replace the TV I was using on my flight simulator computer. The TV monitor was 37 inches, which is the closest I could find to anything reasonably priced. Production out of the box and on the stand took less than 15 minutes. As an old TV engineer, I ran it on a few test signals. The monitor looks good, there are no dead pixels. Was something out of color. And a little faded color. I usually don't adjust monitors until a few weeks have passed before they settle down. All

I wasn't an UltraWide monitor user prior to this purchase, but this product ensured I would never have a monitorless setup again. I originally bought this monitor for video editing as I needed a longer viewable timeline and it does the job well. The real main issue I've had with the product is that the resolution of the PiP and Dual View screens can't be changed and while I'm not sure if this is standard on all UltraWides, it's not what I had hoped . Whenever I use my gaming systems in PiP mode

I'm not crazy or picky about monitors and I never intended to buy an ultra wide monitor. However, due to the COVID-19 situation that has required technicians to work remotely, I decided to purchase it to make the most of the screen real estate to view multiple things at the same time. It was the only monitor with good reviews that I was willing to invest in. Every second 1440p, 60+ Hz ultra-wide display costs over $500, but I liked this one for its value. I had the opportunity to use this for…

This monitor is used by our EHS coordinator. He enjoys opening multiple documents on one screen and has freed up a lot of desk space by replacing two monitors with this one. Screen quality and image quality are very good.

New note: The new monitor they sent me was in a completely different box and had a refresh rate of up to 120Hz while the first one was only 100Hz, PLUS this one has a 'Q' on the back, which leads me to believe they sent me old version of this monitor originally. The second one I got is great. Old note: I set up my Scepter C35 and it worked great for about five minutes. I used it today after about 24 hours and it burned out completely. There is no LED button (red or blue) and we followed all the

I've always objected to the curvature, but this display is the perfect size. ideal for general use and moderate gaming. Definitely not a primary gaming monitor. the quality is pretty good. Can't beat the price but don't expect an 8k monitor to come out either :) I would buy it again for a general purpose monitor.

The only complaints are that it doesn't wake up when it detects input and there isn't a great screen customization option for devices that don't support ultrawide, like the Nintendo Switch or older computers. I end up using about a quarter of the screen in the center with the switch.

I thought I wrote a review about it but it looks like I didn't. OK, here it goes. If you want to spend a lot of money for a gaming monitor, or for photo editing/viewing, video viewing/editing, daily use. however. take action. Spend your hard-earned cash on overpriced Br

When I stand the monitor up, it pops out of the stand. So I have to lay it flat to get the setting. Otherwise, it's great for working and editing videos. It's like 3 screens in one. I don't play so I left the stars clear

Very sharp image with very clean lines for text. No pixelation or blurring. At least as good as the crashed Samsung. Maybe even better colors and pictures.