Sceptre DisplayPort FreeSync Speakers E275B QPT168 2560X1440P, 165Hz, Built-In Speakers, Blue Light Filter, Frameless, ‎E275B-QPT168 Review

The Vesa mounting bracket is not fully tightened. This causes the monitor to shake constantly when you change positions. This isn't a problem if you decide to just leave it on the included stand. I use two monitors for work so this is an issue for me that a couple of o-rings can solve. I just think it's a stupid mistake to make something so eclectic. Other than that, it's a great monitor for gaming.

After nearly a year of use, the 27-inch, 1440p display has probably become my favorite resolution and screen size, and this monitor has held up well during that time. For a great price and great image quality, it's a bit thicker than I expected, but that's something you don't really care about when looking at the screen itself. In sleep mode, the monitor does not recognize it properly and starts connecting and disconnecting repeatedly, which makes the computer and monitor unable to sleep. This…

I bought this monitor mainly for work and some gaming on the side. The monitor itself is very durable and doesn't require much depth, although its power supply is quite thick. The physical buttons are easily accessible but feel cheap. Display quality is good for the price (I paid $200). It's nice and bright and the colors are great for the price. My device was not delivered with defective pixels. It doesn't come with a USB-A port, which I miss, but I can't complain about the price. I bought it…

I bought two of these and they work fantastic! The refresh rate is high and the resolution works with many games like Valorant, Minecraft or even games like Tetris. They complete my setup and even come with lots of accessories! Comes with stand, DisplayPort cable and some paperwork. On the back of the monitor is an RGB backlight that illuminates your setup to spice it up. The only issue I've had so far is that the monitors are tiny, chunky, and a bit heavier, but nothing special. Overall, a…

This monitor was great. 165Hz for DP and 144Hz for HDMI. It has served me well. I've lost a few matches in boxing matches and build battles so I decided to try a mock test. Not survived. However, the screen on my Victus laptop was much more powerful. Survived everything I threw at him. Then I invited my friends to show them. Like a party trick when I press my laptop screen to show its durability. However, my brother went full force. It's just gotten dark. There is no colour. No break. I ran…

Looks great, 50% bright and the colors are nice. The monitor works so well that I had to change its settings to avoid taxing the AMD 6600XT too much. The only thing I will fault. The monitor is BIG. You should install this as the stand takes up a lot of desk space. Then another problem I had was figuring out how to enable freesync. On my other monitors I would do this in the graphics card software, but on this monitor you have to enable it in the settings.

Overall I'm happy with this price and my setup is much better than the two 1650x1050 monitors I had previously. The picture quality is excellent and I like the multiple inputs. However, I'm a bit disappointed with the thickness of the screen frame and bezel compared to the promotional photos. Overall, a small issue for me, but definitely something to watch out for if you really want to experience the advertised "borderless display". There is at least 1/4 inch of space between the display bezel…

This monitor is built to last which is a good thing as the condition the box arrived in was terrible. In the moments of unboxing, I wasn't even sure it was worth moving on. The packaging was opened and badly sealed on the outside, the box itself has eaten at least two hard corners. The film on the monitor itself showed strange ripples and two distinct pits. But then I dealt with it, gathered all the details and put them together. The stand is made of metal and is durable. It's easy to assemble,

The monitor as a whole I'm sure would be an amazing gaming monitor. However, if you're lucky, I think you'll get one that doesn't flicker, randomly disconnect, connect, or have connection issues. Good luck to the next person. I'll look elsewhere and maybe spend a little more for a similar device, just hoping there aren't any dead pixels as this is a very big problem for me, as are random power outages. All in all, if everything worked as advertised, this would be the perfect gaming monitor. I'm

I did homework. Actually, I searched monitors and specs and found the one with the cheapest price for most specs. That's it. It's not a pipe dream, it's not a scam, you get what you pay for. Costing over $300 for literal changes in an already bloated market with supply chain issues. I don't know how the seller managed to sell them so cheap but they managed. and I, for example, will not ask why and how. Simply THANK YOU! And if you doubt it - just do it. This is practically the best value if…

I have two Scepter TVs at home, the quality of which has pleasantly surprised me over the past few years. It's the same with this monitor. I use two of these for a dual monitor setup in my office. This is a very good upgrade from my previous old 24 inch Dell monitors. Displayport input options, 165Hz refresh rate and high 2560 x 1440 resolution are very good. The decorative colored LED strips on the back can be switched off via the menu, which I did. Overall, after a week of use, I am very…

This monitor is great. Been using it for a while and haven't had any problems with it. I bought it to use with my Xbox Series S and it works without any issues. However, this monitor isn't one that lets you game at 1440p at 120fps. You need to set your console to 1440p60 or 1080p120. It's still good, just let you know if you're getting it for console gaming and want something that can play 1440p120.

The monitor is pretty good considering how much you pay for it. The only downside is that the speakers are pretty poor, in fact they could be used as a last resort.

I bought this to play with my Xbox Series X. 1440p @ 120Hz as many of you are probably looking for that too. This product is $70 cheaper than the next 1440p@120Hz monitor. The catch is that this monitor cannot display 1440p and 120Hz at the same time. You need to downgrade the picture quality to 1080p for 120Hz. You can say we're going to do it now, it's not that bad. But in that case, you're now paying $100 more than you would for a Specter monitor that supports 1080p at 120Hz. Here's the…

The monitor came to Colombia very quickly. No dead pixels, fast monitor with beautiful colors. I'll update if anything happens but for now it seems like a pretty good monitor for the price.

Great picture quality but I bought it hoping I would need external speakers. Low volume at full volume and sounds like it's in a tin can. My phone has the best sound quality and volume. Luckily I mainly use it for Photoshop.

Games are great for quick insertion. I'm running at over 300fps and while my monitor isn't doing that much, it still feels incredibly smooth. Backlighting sucks, but it doesn't matter because I don't really need lighting. I need the achievement I got to be happy.

So here's the thing about this monitor, I use it with my Xbox S series. You get 120 fps on it, but with the caveat that it messes up to 1080p. If you want to drop the frame rate down to 60 fps, you can get QHD at 1440p. No 120fps at 1440p. This is not a problem for me as I play Fortnite and Apex on it and it lights up quickly with my new console. The picture is nice at 1440 but a little muddy at 1080p, almost as if there's very little haze or fog above it. Screen if you play around with the…

Great price, performance and picture quality are impeccable. Wall mounting options. The sound quality is bad, non-existent. You should also use a speaker option that connects to an auxiliary cable that can be plugged into a monitor.

It's surprisingly good for the price, crappy speakers (but I think it's software related). Even after replacing it with a good 4k monitor, I still use it more often.