I bought this for my new PC gaming rig. Overall I really like this monitor for the price. Full 1080p is fine at 75Hz for me. However, I had to turn off the backlight immediately as it was very bright. And it's NOT EDGLESS! It doesn't bother me but I can see it being a game changer for some.

I, like many others, hesitated to buy it! A few days ago I decided I wanted to buy a 27 inch monitor and the curved screen looked cool to me so I settled on the "upgraded" (big mistake) Samsung 27 inch curved monitor. Upon opening the box, I was dismayed to find that some materials were either missing or not in the packaging. The stand was fairly easy to assemble and I soon hooked it up to my Mac Pro Tower system running OS X Mojave. From the start the impression went downhill as the picture…

The volume is a bit low. It's not the best option if you're a gamer, but it's good to have other people around while you work.

I wasn't sure if I wanted a curved monitor but I like it. I work with 3 monitors so one on each side of the curved screen works perfectly.

The monitor works fine, but Windows is tampering with the monitor's microphone and speakers. I'd like a driver to turn it off so Windows doesn't get confused.

Nice pic! I use this for personal daily activities as well as the games I enjoy playing. The only thing that bothers me is the volume. Not so good. I added additional external speakers.

I work from home with a laptop provided by my company. I work with large reports and large spreadsheets. Reading on this screen is 100 times easier than on a laptop screen, especially with a curved screen. I use the audio jack on the back of the monitor and get great sound on my second speaker, but it's nice to have built-in speakers as a backup.

I needed to replace one of my monitors (it was also a Scepter and its screen accidentally cracked) so I bought the same monitor as last year to match my other Scepter hoping the screen crack was an accident. I have something that looks different with a different border thickness and the image color is darker than the first. Black color is not so black and other colors are not so bright. Also, there were no mounting hardware to attach the monitor to the dual arm. I had to search around the house

Was a big fan of Samsung and LG monitors but recently bought this Zepter monitor mainly because of the price. I am absolutely delighted with the quality and the functions. It's as good, if not better than Samsung and LG monitors. I have to say that I've become a huge Zepter fan. Look, it will convince you.

Bought 2 of these after another brand's 24 inch curved screen caused my eyestrain. You didn't disappoint us. They work great and are easy to switch between inputs. They feel very light, which usually feels cheap. I'm not sure they'll stand the test of time, but for a 27-inch curved monitor, they look great as a pair and, most importantly, don't tire your eyes. very happy with my purchase.

I have a scepter and an HP side by side, both curved, same size. There is no comparison between HP and Scepter. HP works right out of the box, crisp and bright. Scepter has some crazy color, contrast and brightness controls and once you figure out how to use them you'll find that whatever you press, the one better and the other makes others worse. I ended up playing with the controls for an hour and the quality is average at best. Do yourself a favor, spend a few more bucks and get a brand…

I couldn't ask for a better monitor, especially for the price. I bought it so I can surf the web and pull Discord/maps to escape Tarkov while playing on another screen. No dead pixels and does exactly what I need. I will definitely buy again.

Perfect size for my table. Good picture quality with HDMI cable, will try DVI to HDMI to see if it gets any better. Full 1080p is fine, but I guess I'm spoiled by 4K TVs - should have thought of a 1440-capable monitor first. And by ideal size I mean bigger than a 24" monitor but not as big as a 32" monitor.

I use this everyday to work from home on my MAC laptop. The size is great, the only problem I have is that it's not durable. If I sit on a Zoom phone and even start typing, it shakes and I bounce the camera up and down. This is very annoying and will definitely be an issue to consider for my next purchase (to make sure there isn't just one pillar holding the screen).

I bought this monitor to use with a second workstation and it worked fine for about a year although the picture quality is not on par with a good Samsung. Login recently crashed every 30-60 seconds and then came back after about 20 seconds. I think with today's throw away culture 1 year is fine for the price.

75Hz 1080p and curved for $120? Seemed too good to be true, the thing is, it's true. Pretty decent performance and low power consumption.

It works out! and this is my first curved monitor and it is very stunning and the screen has a very good resolution for its price. My monitor didn't have a stand so I want to return it. Maybe it's too late, but that's why I'm giving it 3 stars.

The second time I'm buying it (the other one was handed out when I moved to the States). It's great quality and a great price. The only thing to note is that the built-in speakers are so weak that they are practically unusable. Get some external speakers and you'll be spot on.

The monitor is decent enough for office use, but I wanted people to know that I got a different monitor on my second order. My first order for this monitor was in 2020 and my second in 2022. There is a noticeable difference in image quality, with the former being much richer and sharper. The VESA mount is also different, making it difficult to mount two of them side by side. Inputs are more reliable on a second monitor, including a second HDMI port. Decent monitor, but be aware I'm not sure…

Comes with everything you need to set up the stand (5 minute process) and the price makes it a much better deal. Limited screen size options.