Really cheap for the good quality. It also fits into any environment, be it gaming or office. I have bought two of these monitors and I have to say they are the best monitors I have ever owned.

It's a great monitor to be honest. What You Get: 4k 60hz, crisp, bright, great color. What you don't get: No height or tilt adjustment. In order to change the brightness (day/night you need different ones), the menu is rather clumsy.

I was looking for a high-resolution widescreen monitor to connect to my Surface Book. That's it. The display is sharp, easy to read and the amount of data shown is huge. I don't use it for gaming so can't rate it but other than that it's great. Surface has 4K display capability and this monitor showcases the best of it. I work with spreadsheets and databases and now I can see things I knew were there. I highly recommend this monitor if you are looking for a 4k business monitor at a reasonable…

Works for gaming and has high image quality. The sound isn't great, however, and I recommend getting your own speakers.

I've only had it for about 1 month. So far, so good. The picture quality is fantastic! It connected directly to my old (6+ year old) graphics card with no problems. When I connect my work computer to it, I get beautiful 4K resolution. I love 4K! Looking for a 4K graphics card to work with my old CPU and motherboard. I would recommend this monitor to anyone on the market!

Advantages: - Good quality - Low price. Cons: - Comes with DisplayPort cables only - Had to buy an HDMI cable/adapter ($20) that supports 60Hz at 4K to get the best out of the monitor.

I bought it to keep on my sailboat and use a FireTV Stick with it to watch TV when I'm outside. It is also used on the boat as a large monitor for my MacBook Pro. This works very well for both purposes. The reason for the 3 stars is that the refresh rate is surprisingly slow compared to the "mouse pointer" on my MacBook. When I move my mouse or trackpad, I almost have to wait for the cursor to get where I'm pointing. Maybe it's a bit of an exaggeration, but these days we're prone to things like

You need real estate? This is real estate. It's not a gaming monitor, it's a work monitor. $250 for a 4K monitor. Oh bonus. Consumes only about 26-29 watts.

I used to have a 75hz 1080p scepter curved monitor and boy did I upgrade it, the size alone seems small on paper but once you see it and use it you'll never go back to 1080p . I hooked it up to my Mac mini and watching 4K videos is finally so much fun. I mainly use it for music so I have no idea how it works with games. Overall very happy with my purchase

This monitor is just amazing. Arrived quickly and well packaged. i love it very much This is my second scepter monitor and I want another one just like this!

There are no complaints about office work. It's not surprising, but it does what it's supposed to and is a pleasure to use with a nice aesthetic (the scepter logo on the front can be removed).

This is ideal for multitasking in the office. None of the specs will blow your mind, but this really is an all-around monitor with the best specs for the price without using brands you've never heard of. I don't see any dead or stuck pixels, the image is sharp, the colors look ok for desktop use and appear to be calibrated the same as they do on my premium laptop.

I bought this after using a MacBook for a couple of years. The screen looks just as good and blends in well side-by-side. 4 stars for low refresh rate, but we're worth it!

I used to have a Zepter monitor but not a 4K monitor, I tried it and to my surprise it didn't let me down. I was blown away by the brightness and high resolution of 4K plus IPS, especially at this price point. No dead pixels and side light. The stand is very easy to assemble, but has no height adjustment, only tilt adjustment at will. Another plus is the ability to mount VESA on the back. Although it has a mediocre speaker, who uses the built-in speakers anyway, I mostly use headphones, both…

Received the monitor on time. Pulled out and installed the monitor I was replacing. When trying to install the display port cable that came with the kit, it was too short for where I placed the monitor. Instead, I took the one that ran one of my other monitors and used that instead of the cable that came with that monitor. When plugged in, there was no signal on the monitor. I've tried a different port on my graphics card but still no luck. I took the cable I used previously (Displayport to…

I was a bit disappointed at first but then started playing around with the settings as another commenter suggested and now it looks fantastic. The speakers aren't bad, but I never use them, I use a headset. For $200, that's a hell of a deal. There are certainly better monitors out there, but this one is perfect for me.

The screen itself is perfect. Colors are natural and bold, with crisp blacks and whites. The only thing I would change is the base. It mounts without screws, which is good, but the design of the base keeps the screen about 6 inches from the wall. My desk doesn't take up much space as it is and I would have preferred the base to hold the screen further, other than that I have no complaints.

Hello, I mainly use this for graphic design work. I hooked up an m1 mac mini to it and it looks just as good as a 27" imac 5K screen. The imac screen has a slightly glossier finish so you get a more mirror effect. Otherwise the colors and everything else is pretty much identical. I'm running it at 2K resolution, 4K made everything very small, like microscopic, which could mean a 2K screen is probably only needed at 27". It should be noted that the default on the Mac mini is 1080p, but changing…

DP does not connect after a month of use. yes, exactly a month later DP lost contact. And I can't even return it until the expiry date of the return policy. So please give other buyers a bad review. The color of the monitor is really nice, it costs over $500, but the quality is so low that it becomes a risky business in my opinion. Now I switch to the HDMI port which only has a 60Hz refresh, can't complain about that anymore. (DP can run at 70Hz). thanks

I bought tix to work with a Mac mini. All I had to do was edit videos...and then immediately broke my arm, so I'm limited at the moment. Try not to break your arm.