Sceptre 24 75Hz Full HD 1080P LED Monitor HDMI VGA Build In Speakers, Brushed Black 2019 (E248W-19203RS)

Died after 2 weeks. Randomly the bottom half of the screen just started flikering and fading in and out. Possibly just a defected product but it is a gamble so I recommend just spending a little more for a better monitor that more trusted and reliable. There’s a scepter monitor for 120 and same specs just curved if ur interested look it up

I wish zero was an option. Decided to use the “buy again” option, received the monitor, and there was a shocking revelation revealed. The monitor I ordered in 2019 doesn’t match the picture, and the monitor I received today is TOTALLY different. I was taken advantage of in 2019 and didn’t know it until today. I have praised Amazon up to this point, but now I’ll have to consider other options. Was online for over an hour with customer service and they couldn’t even locate the 2019 model they sent me. Ridiculous, and shame on you Amazon!

Sceptre 24″ LED E248W-19203RSPros:–Price and features–so far, pretty impressed but I still prefer IPS panels. Had to make quick purchase to replace dead monitor–Display is “edgeless,” thin and lightweight; pic in seller’s ad is old, these must be updatedversions for same model number. I wanted an edgeless display–Glad this monitor is AMD Radeon FreeSync compatible–you have to enable the feature in the monitor setup menu–The included blue light shift filter is welcome considering negative press about sleep disturbances–you have to enable the feature in the monitor setup menu–This display does not require installation of additional drivers or software–Includes one 5′ HDMI cable–Easy assembly–remove from box, attach base, plug-in and play and has a regular power cord without the ugly adapter “brick”–I would buy this product again and recommend it to friendsCons:–Did have to perform minor display re-calibration, it was too green during boot-up–Built-in speakers was not a deciding feature for me, these are OK for typical computer generated notification sounds, but you shouldn’t expect them to perform well with music or movie soundtracks. It would not be appropriate for any buyer to deduct stars for this feature–you know in advance.–Sellers need to update product images in their ads, glad mine resembles product I viewed at Sceptre web siteOther thoughts:–Save original box, manual says it is required if unit is returned for replacement or warrantyservice.–Sceptre dead pixel policy for product to be considered defective, per user manual page 30: “3 dead pixels in a cluster adjacent to each other, or 5 dead pixels in a combination of color and brightness.”

I just received 2 of the E248W-19203RS monitors. I have a family History with Sceptre monitor, as my wife has been running a matching twin set of E248W-19203RS (2017) for 3 years, and she loves them. As a graphic designer in the Adobe CS programs, she doe not have a problem with color correction.As for me and my usage, in 3D modeling and Gaming, these monitor has surpassed my expectations for the cost. While a 5 milliseconds TN panel is not a gaming panel by standard of today, In a game like World of Warcraft, it is more that adequate. Color depth and brightness is great for a 2 window room. Also the slim bevel, while sitting side by side all most make it seem like a Ultrawide experience. (I was going to get and LG 29UM59-A), I decided on these as a need for screen real estate out weight the need for a signal ultrawide. 42 inches compared to 29 inches, and $40.00 and change cheaper…As of right now, no issue with the monitor, no light bleeding when on dark background, crisp image over all.On Screen Diagnostic/ Display Menu (OSD)The thing I do not like… the OSD menu and controls are in a bad spot. So If you mount these on a control arm, you will have issue adjust the left monitor. You will need to configure it before hanging.