💠 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 Review

Have been waiting for this monitor for a long time (price, performance, size, aesthetics, versatility, durability). Pros: > Most important: no scratches/stains; no dead pixels; all accessories in one box (white); nothing is broken; and arrive on time (in original King Kong packaging); DP cable, wall mount and screwdriver included. Great monitor - the Scepter does its homework...> Price: Compared to others in the 120Hz category and size above, this is a great buy at $600. I've been…

It sucks to find out after you have something that it doesn't work. I (still) had a Nebula 44. An excellent monitor. But Ultra Too Wide isn't for everyone. I tried. It was great for space games, but I was starting to want about the same width but more vertical room to work with. So the Nebula C40, with a traditional aspect ratio but nearly the same width, made the most sense. extra bonus? I'm not on the monitor. I sit about 2 meters apart. At that distance (I mean I'm using it now) you can't…

I use this monitor for work. This makes it much easier to compare two windows at the same time. The visual quality of the screen is excellent for my use. A small downside is that the base/socket is very wide (12 inches I think) and I couldn't find a riser for it. The monitor has a height adjustment function. I have it on the highest setting but I need it to be an inch taller to be able to see through my laptop. I like to hold my laptop right in front of me so the camera is pointed at me. The…

Great monitor. Better than expected. Crystal clear display. No dead pixels. Fits perfectly with my GeForce RTX3090. Looks so pretty next to my Alienware Aurora R13 desktop in moon white. I was arguing between this monitor and the 38" Alienware. At half the price this is the best choice. I work in architecture and the colors of my renderings are accurate. Reflections are clear. My son plays games when I'm done with work am. Watching him while he does VR. No lag, no image degradation at top…

I had a 32" curved monitor flanked by two 27" flat screens for my home office, but as I was talking about going back to the office, I figured I'd need a similar setup at work, where I three 27-inch flat screens. flat monitors. I stumbled across this little one and decided to make it bigger for home and get a 32" for work. (Maybe I need to reconsider, my son has now claimed 32.) For my use case, I'm fine with this one Monitor quite happy. However the 2560*1440 resolution brings it up to this…

I like my new monitor. He's obviously tall. I went from 32" 1440p to this 38.5" 1440p. And a slight bend really lets me fully immerse myself in what I'm seeing. I've read reviews that it's not great for fast paced games, but I don't usually play them. I'm more into RPGs, Skyrim and adventure games than fast shooters so this monitor is perfect for my use. I also like that it has a remote control as many of the monitor controls are difficult to find let alone use. My last computer was white and…

I had no problems with glare, I was concerned about that before I put it up. I have three issues with this monitor: 1) The user interface is disappointing, although the remote control is good and makes it a little less frustrating. 2) The finish makes you feel like a dirty baby. You will be reminded every time you touch the bezel to adjust or move the monitor. It doesn't matter if you literally just washed your hands. It comes with fabric gloves to set it up. I suggest using them. 3) The…

I really like this screen. I tried the 21:9 screen and it didn't feel right to me. It arrived a day early and was well packaged. Managed to snag it on sale for under $400. Ideal for surfing the internet and playing games. Of course I'm no expert, but I didn't find anything wrong with it other than that it sucks. Make sure you have a strong enough mount. It's been 2 weeks and I'm very happy with the picture quality. The board feels very comfortable. I connected it to a RX 6800 xt with a Ryzen 7…

At first I didn't know if I needed a big monitor, but once I got one it all started to make sense. I can have my code editor on the bottom right and the log viewer terminal on the bottom left. With a browser in the top right to view results and media in the top left so I can play the music, podcasts, movies, and other media I need while I work. TLDR: Normally I want all 4 windows you see. The images are open while working and for that it was great.

This is a great gaming monitor for the price. Needing something to fill my empty desk, I started looking at some of the ultra-wide monitors on the market, but they were all too small vertically. This one is perfect in every way.

Amazing quality. The graphics card automatically adapts to the screen resolution. Also smooth playback of YouTube videos in 4k 60fps. Love it! I have a wall mount (sold separately).

Incredible colors and clarity. Better than my Samsung and half the price. 165Hz runs smoothly and without screen tearing. Take it, you won't regret it.

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…

Very good monitor, it can play 4k at 60Hz. I wish it had more pixel density, but unless you sit close you'll never notice at least 2ft. I mean you shouldn't sit closer to its 40 inches sometimes when gaming, I forgot

I really like the 32 inch screens but it was a gift and they liked it a lot, it's a bit glossy so the glare really stands out. It's also very heavy, making it harder to find another monitor mount. DVI is 165Hz, HDMI is 144Hz.

The monitor came broken with a huge tear in the center left. I have requested a refund and they say the refund will be sent when they receive it. Too bad, otherwise it looks like a great monitor. I will probably try to buy this one again.

This is a great product. No dead pixels. The size I think is ideal is big, but not too big (I don't think anything over 40 inches - most of them 49-inch ultra widescreen - is currently worth it). I really noticed that the colors are great, the free sync works great and I'm very impressed. I usually leave it in Eco mode as the monitor is too bright in Standard mode and I don't think it's needed. I hope to use this monitor for many years to come. As mentioned in some reviews, the sound lacks…

I've heard enough feedback on the monitor's performance based on its use for gaming. Gaming isn't everything, some people use a monitor for productivity. Boring productivity like accounting in Excel, Word or MYOB. I gradually switched from 24 to 27, then to 32 and then to 40 inch monitors. I have 2 AOC 40" curved monitors that are no longer manufactured. I love her. I tried the LG 49" ultrawide and sold it to go back to the 2 40" because I lost vertical height with the ultrawide. Everyone…

I like 165hz, that really stands out compared to my 60hz 4k TV, although the picture isn't as good due to the difference in resolution. As said, speakers are rubbish so buy a good pair.

This thing is actually from another planet. Amazing image quality, adaptability (can be used as a monitor, TV, and also with any graphics card) and it's beautiful. best price too. I've been looking for hours for something with these qualities at this price. When you see that, just get it.