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

I have bought Zepter monitors in the past and maintain them as a great budget company if you need something reliable and reasonably priced. I bought these monitors as add-on monitors and vertical monitors for my setup. I knew from experience that these monitors are good not only for gaming but also for working, so I mainly use them for watching videos, Discord or just as an extra screen when I'm working. Overall I like these monitors but I have two main issues that I encountered in the first…

This is not a full gaming monitor. This monitor bridges the gap between a low-end home PC monitor and a high-end monitor. This monitor gives you a great picture and decent refresh rate for something at this price point that suits your average everyday gamer and PC user. Now if you are looking for a cheap gaming monitor that will help you rank in CoD, Apex or OverWatch, this is not something you should look elsewhere. This thing is a great monitor for the beginner/intermediate or everyday home…

I bought 2 of these, they are almost the cheapest monitors I could find, they take pretty good and sharp pictures. People look at them and say "wow!" Picture quality is probably comparable to high-end monitors. However! I used the monitor's built-in audio before buying the speakers and they weren't as good here. The noise level is an absolute joke; You'd better put your headphones on the table. They also don't seem to have the "processing power" to play audio and video. Internet video streaming

My old 15 year old HP 24" screen is dead. It was a replacement. I use this screen to enter documents and programs. (The other is the Wacom tablet screen for art and photography and sometimes landscape documents.) The Screen is bright and easy to use. I've played around with the color settings. It's easy to set up, but as I rarely use it for art and photography it's not urgent. I'm not used to proportions. It reminds me of the size of a notepad . For 8.5 x 11 documents this is a bit strange. But

I bought the groom as a second monitor, it's up to the task. If you can afford a 140Hz monitor I'd definitely say it's worth stopping in for, but for the price it was the best we could find and it suits their needs. Solid colors, great for side twitches.

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…

This monitor offers excellent value for money. Contrast isn't as good as my more expensive IPS monitor, but with a few tweaks to lower brightness and increase color saturation. The picture quality is very good. Based on my experience I would definitely recommend this monitor to anyone looking for an inexpensive secondary monitor for viewing or office use.

I only use it for office work, it works fine. The only downside is that it doesn't sound very good. But it works great. Good value for money.

I bought two of these to use as monitors for my new job. The picture quality is fantastic! They only had a few days, but I'm happy with what I've seen so far.

A great monitor for the price! The scepter has come a long way. One of the best features of this monitor is the HDMI/VGA connector type and speakers!

This monitor is great for my desktop. I also appreciate the built-in speakers, which play audio through the HDMI input, since there's not much room on my desk for external speakers. It also has a headphone jack if you want to listen to audio there.

I've only had the monitor for a few days and I'm not very impressed. The monitor control buttons are on the back where you'll have to blindly look for them and just remember which is a terrible design. All of my other monitors have the buttons under the front edge, where they're much easier to use. Having two HDMI inputs is good, but the actual steps to switch between inputs are cumbersome and screen switching speeds are slow. It's fine for an accidental switch, but if you find yourself wanting

Does everything stated. I use it as an additional vertical monitor to my main curved UW for 35 seconds. I never tire of taxing it to check video quality or refresh rate, but I also don't use it for anything that would require it. It launches a live wallpaper when not in use and a web browser, PDF or text document when in use.

It serves its purpose perfectly and I've been very happy with it for a few months. Nothing fancy, just a monitor. The speakers are on the back, requiring headphones or alternative sound options. That's why I give 4 stars.

I did not check the quality of the display itself. However, after securing the monitor to my neck and base, I found that it was tilted slightly forward (the display was facing down). I tried removing the neck again to see if I could adjust the angle as the product description says it should be between +5 and -15 degrees. The monitor could not be tilted back. Even with all the other features - HDMI and VGA ports, audio capabilities, etc. - if I can't adjust the angle for basic ergonomic…

Next time I would appreciate it if the product was put in a box or something. I live in an apartment and he stood in front of my door all day. I'm not entirely sure if it's the seller or the post office, but maybe someone saw it and stole it. As for the product itself, I am generally satisfied with its performance. Ideal for office work and light gaming. I play Apex Legends on it with no problems

Good monitor for its size and price. Good picture quality, but the speakers don't seem loud enough. Maybe I'm not setting it right, but the sound is beautiful

As a secondary display, the monitor was fine, after about 8 months of use, artifacts appeared on the screen, after a year it reached this point at the top and bottom of the display. As it keeps getting worse I have to buy a new monitor if it can't be fixed. More e-waste, cheers.

We bought this for our son who wanted a gaming monitor for his birthday. It's not the most amazing quality, but it's pretty decent and does the job. We've had it for a while and haven't had any problems.

I ordered this monitor because my old cheap 30 inch TV was completely broken so I bought it and made it my primary screen and my LG Flatron W2246 my secondary screen. This isn't a terrible monitor for what you paid for. In some ways it's better than LG, in some ways it's brighter white and slightly richer dark. One issue I'm having is that I can't get the 75Hz refresh rate listed on the box and manual. Another issue I had is that it's not as sharp as the LG. When watching videos, the picture is