🖥️ Sceptre E345B-QUT168: UltraWide 3440x1440 Monitor with Built-In Speakers, Flicker-Free Technology, Blue Light Filter, Frameless Design, HD IPS Display Review

I don't play games at all, so I would rate this monitor from someone who uses it for web development, photo retouching, general office, work, email, web browsing, etc. Pros: Good stand. Feels firm. The height is easily adjustable. The monitor has a slim design and a very thin frame. Feels high quality. On-screen controls offer a good range of color balance settings and even fine-tuning of RGB and CMY colors. Cons: I had a few dead pixels at the bottom of the middle section. Sorry, once I see…

Edit: I went back to buy another monitor of the same type and saw another review that said it couldn't get full bits per channel at 144Hz, but I could get full RGB at 10 and 8 bits per channel getting out of the box I think he just has a bad block or hardware issue on his side. The only setting I've really had to change is Brightness/Gamma. This monitor is literally in a league of its own in terms of resolution, ips display, Hz frequency and ultra wide angle category. There isn't a monitor here

I ordered this Scepter monitor (C345W-256UN) from Revain. I asked a question on the Revain website (exactly where this review appears) and here it is: Q: Will this monitor work with a Mac with an M1 chip? A: As long as the Mac has the ability to connect to a monitor using either HDMI or a Displayport, it should work. see lessBy Scepter Community Support March 30, 2021 I spent quite a bit of time building it, which was fine because I was looking forward to using it. But no. I couldn't use it. I…

First off, I'm no expert on monitors and this is my first mid-range monitor I've used so far. However, I have mixed feelings about this product and my experience with it so far. I used it as my main monitor with a second monitor on top. I use it for gaming, college work, making music and just surfing the web. It doesn't fail in any of them, only excelling in gaming and music production. A continuous view of the channel rack and all the bars makes this a must have for easy production. In games…

I was looking for a 34 inch monitor for work and light gaming. So something under $350 that would allow me to open multiple files side-by-side. Now that I work exclusively from home, the only 22-inch monitor I used from 2005 didn't work. I found this after about an hour of searching and comparing monitors. It's amazing how much these things become a commodity in this market, there are so many brands at different price points. The reason for this. It cost about $350 and required a class size of…

First, the curve is great and worth it. I have an LG 34WL550, which is a great monitor, but if single-screen multitasking is important to you, the non-curved widescreen requires you to turn your head a bit to see the extreme left and right edges of your work. I chose the Scepter 34-inch curved widescreen. At first I didn't really think about the fact that the height of the base isn't adjustable. Without an adjustable stand, you will not be able to view this monitor at an appropriate angle for…

Bought this monitor on Black Friday a little less than a year ago. Up until the last few weeks, electrical noise was coming from the monitor's power connector. Blackouts occur when the power cord moves an inch. I decided to send this product in for warranty and not only was the support staff rude and unprofessional in emails, I also have to pay for shipping which is the full cost of what I got it for! Overall this is a decent monitor and great for day trading. Image quality is good. It would…

I've had this monitor for almost two years now with no problems. I think I've used it long enough to appreciate it now. I use it for work and play without noticing any of the bad things people see on this monitor. It was pretty well worth it, the price is right and I have no regrets about the purchase at all.

I was apprehensive about some of the reviews I saw before purchasing this monitor but for my needs it is excellent. First, I'm not a gamer, so heavy graphics don't matter to me. I use typical office apps and for that it's amazing. I can open multiple windows, replacing two monitors with one. My only regret is that I bought this type of monitor earlier. For the price you can't beat it.

I researched several large curved screens for my work. Pretty much everything was good/bad unless the price was over $500. For the price this is a great monitor. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and engineering of this monitor! The design even makes it easy to connect cables, which is never the case with electronics. Removable cover simplifies cable connections. It's even designed to be mounted with a wall mount or a larger desktop mount. I've read complaints about text clarity. NO…

I wanted to upgrade from a 29-inch 75Hz screen to an ultra-wide 34-inch 21:9 screen with a 100Hz refresh rate. Over the past 3 years I've become more interested in PC gaming and wanted something "smarter" to take advantage of my Nvidia GTX 2060 card. I knew I needed a 2560 x 1080 resolution as I would probably be rocking this graphics card for another 2-3 years, and didn't want to tax it by going to a higher resolution than this. It fits for this purpose. I don't see any large pixels beyond…

I thought long and hard about getting an ultra-wide before finally deciding on this one. It was a good price for the size and I have not regretted it so far. It "shrunk" a bit compared to my two monitors, but I honestly don't notice any difference. It's great to have one solid screen instead of two and I like the simpler look on my desktop setup. It was very easy to put together and the colors and picture quality are excellent. In addition, the stand is very durable and easy to adjust. The only

I didn't give it a 5 because people don't usually read "great" reviews and I wanted to point out a few things. I bought two of these and switched from two 27” flat screens due to the vision and need for larger screens; all this "aging" :) First of all, the description is not entirely correct. It says "Multiple ports, three HDMIs and ONE DisplayPort". Although the image shown is correct, the monitor only has two HDMI ports and one DisplayPort, not three HDMI ports. If the user has two HDMI ports

First of all, I have to say that this thing is impressive. Not only in size, but also in performance and quality. Second, I like the price best. How many products like this cost LESS than half a thousand? A little, that's what. Let's get to the special features: the picture is clear and at the same time very wide. Whether you're working from home or just sitting back, relaxing and starting to play, it's good for all of that. Although I will say this thing is BRIGHT. After using it for a while I

So initially I used a 1920x1080p panel at 60Hz. I decided to treat myself to this monitor for my birthday and MAN I LOVE IT. While it's still a 1080p panel, it's 2560 x 1080p at 100Hz, meaning games run REALLY smooth on this thing. It won't be a 200Hz display, but it's great for me and my day-to-day gaming. Being able to display things like Adobe Premier and Sony Movie Studio at this size gives you more space to view your footage and makes it easier to point to a specific location. This monitor

Bought in April for €400. Honestly not surprised. It was great value for money. This monitor was exactly what I wanted. I don't have a specific frame of reference to really compare this product to anything, but every game I play at max settings looks like the best I've seen. The product arrived with a dead pixel that is almost invisible until you render everything black. I wish I had never noticed because before that she was perfect.

I've been using a Magnavox 56" (yes, they're out of stock now) flat screen TV from 2011 as my monitor for ten years now. And thanks to Magnavox (rest in peace) it's still working great. I've just decided that I want ultrawide for the first time. I've played a lot of war thunder and the extra screen width is great for flying. I can't believe monitors have gotten this good for this little one. There's a sweet spot, if you stick to 1080p you get basically the same performance as someone running 4k

Works great when fully functional. After six months of use, there were problems with the backlight. I have flickering on white screens and now half of the screen has gone dark because half of the backlight has gone out. Resetting multiple times will fix it, but it's still annoying. I use it on two computers, one via HDMI and the other via Displayport. Both installations have problems. Maybe I just have a bad panel. I will contact the manufacturer.

Bought in April for €400. Honestly not surprised. It was great value for money. This monitor was exactly what I wanted. I don't have a specific frame of reference to really compare this product to anything, but all the games I've played at max settings look like the best I've seen. The product arrived with a dead pixel that is almost invisible until you render everything black. I wish I had never noticed because before that she was perfect.

This is a great monitor for the price. Gaming at 100Hz is fantastic as advertised, although you may need to purchase a separate DisplayPort cable for 100Hz (or a mini-Displayport to Displayport cable in my case). HDMI output is only 85. Last time I checked that HDMI 2.0 supports 100Hz, I'm not sure why that option was only available through DisplayPort. It is recommended to remove the dust cover from the back panel BEFORE connecting the device. Power cord and HDMI/Displayport cable. Don't make…