Review on Sceptre C325B-144R: Advanced FreeSync HD Display with Wall Mounting and Tilt Adjustment by Bobby Hajicek

When the display works, it's an excellent 5/5. The display is sharp and clean, and the refresh rate is excellent. The speakers suck, but that's not entirely unexpected, they should still have a distinct sound. There's a wide range of color and brightness options, including some presets, to suit your needs. However, the display fails too often, about once a day, sometimes more often. The display shows some artifacts on the screen and then freezes. After freezing, even the buttons on the back of the monitor don't work, including the power button. Power must be cycled manually to restore functionality. This makes it feel like a cheap and useless display that I would only recommend for $80 or less. Other minor points: Buttons on the back, a bit fiddly depending on your setup. Even the lowest brightness is a bit brighter than we'd like for the night, but that's not a problem. The maximum brightness is suitable even for a well-lit room. The display will automatically pick up available inputs, which is usually nice but can sometimes cause unwanted effects when you've got multiple devices connected.