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

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 with a top line card so i'm sticking with 1080p this 6600xt monitor is just perfect most games have no problem running 100hz at 1080p with the upscaled 6600xt update. up. the monitor looks good. love the little "S" projector they included just for a laugh that you plug in underneath. The text was blurry at first but that was me. I don't have TrueType fonts installed. Now it looks fantastic. I regularly open six terminals, which is why I noticed blurry text. That was my only concern, and it was unfounded. The built-in speakers are terrible, but I didn't even know they were there and was expecting to add a soundbar anyway. The Polk Signa S2 just fits underneath and curves in the opposite direction of the screen, making it look pretty darn cool underneath. I would buy this again. Of course I would buy the one that sells it the cheapest. It feels like you can find this monitor from three or four different brands. It's not bad if it's a good product. Hope that helps.