Sceptre E275B-FWD240 FreeSync DisplayPort Monitor, Frameless, Wall Mountable, Built-In Speakers, Height Adjustment, 1920x1080P, HD, HDMI Review

When using 240Hz mode, the screen lights up for a very long time at startup. It's great for games. But sometimes when you watch a video on the internet (not just youtube but all sites with videos) the screen goes blank and when it comes back on the video quickly rolls from right to left like a fence and is very difficult to reach. Stop it without having to close and reopen the browser. And even then it still rolls. I have another of these monitors on my bedroom computer that I use at 140Hz and…

started playing random 80's latin music that sounded like it was being played from a toaster, wouldn't recommend. Limited ports.

Testing this monitor with my ASUS 60Hz, the quality seems to be much better on the old Asus than this one. This monitor is light and decent but not sure if it's the best quality. I think you get what you pay for and it was cheap.

Terrible quality, too bright or too dark colors are fine, setup is messy and response time is under 1ms. Thanks for attention.

It's a good deal for what you get, but the Vesa setup on ours is absolute rubbish. The stands fall into a small hole designed for attaching the monitor to the original stand and when you attach the adapter you will find that the holes are too small to fit any Vesa mount.

It's big I think, but it's 1080p at 27 inches. I find that 27 inches is too big for 1080P. Your best bet for 244Hz is anything under 25 inches for 1080P. imagine will be a little blurry as it's too big, stands out in some ways.

Good quality! Very, very fast delivery. Wish all sellers are so good. Would buy again. Amazing upscale seller. A++ Screen came with dead pixel, annoying, but it is dealable.

not bad for a 240Hz monitor, but there's no way to enable crosshairs and the free sync is terrible. It's just a regular monitor, nothing special.

I'm really looking for a monitor that I could get next day. My options were limited, and I was also limited by a $250 budget. for a gaming monitor. and i choose this one for me. very good stats! 240Hz refresh rate. however, easy setup, I mean easy setup. You just have to be careful with the equipment and everything will be fine. I didn't wall mount it so the included stand was fine. I bought a flat screen, not a curved one, just so you guys know. As I thought it would be difficult to have…

It worked fine for a month, then one day a red bar appeared on the monitor. Since then I've had very severe screen tearing and of course that annoying red bar on my screen. I've tried everything to fix it.

After a month of using this monitor: It's not very good. It suffers from severe ghosting and response times over 1ms. *Which was not advertised but should be standard. When you try to fix ghosting, the panel becomes unreadable as the brightness is reduced due to the anti-ghosting feature not working. I don't know why there is RGB on the back. This is a useless feature adding to the cost that could have been used on a higher quality panel. Pros: Good price for 240Hz No bezel Lots of input…

Moving away from a 75Hz monitor, this monitor seemed astronomically better at first. Everything was fine the first day, and then suddenly everything went wrong. Playing games with a setting of 240Hz will short out the monitor causing it to turn off. Days went by and it couldn't even support 165, 144Hz etc down to 60Hz. Although the ad was ok. I had about 3 minutes of playtime on the 240 before it shut down, after which I had to plug it back in. 60 Hz wouldn't even take 10 minutes! My monitor is

The screw holes for the VESA mount are VERY badly milled. You need to insert 4 standoff screws, then the plate, then 4 screws to attach the monitor to the plate. You have to loosen and tighten a total of 8 screws several times. Doing this multiple times due to poor milling increases the chances of one of those 8 screws inside the monitor falling into a large hole clumsily placed in a recess through whatever fell in here, like an unexpected sarlac goes in. Maybe that will save you some pain…

The included speakers are good but if you need a volume below 5 you can turn them off as 1 is very loud. Although the graphics are amazing! Couldn't be happier with it.

PLEASE READ! I'll start off by saying my first gaming monitor was a 24-inch 165Hz Scepter and I really like it. It made my gaming experience so much better. It's been over 3 years since I bought it and it still works amazing. I currently still have it. I wanted to upgrade and use my old one as a second monitor. Unfortunately, I was very happy about this monitor, but had problems with it on the first day. When I switch my computer's display to 240Hz, the black screen goes on and off when I try…