Sceptre4K IPS 27" 3840 x 2160 UHD Monitor up to 70Hz DisplayPort HDMI 99% sRGB Build-in Speakers, Black 2021 (U275W-UPT)

What can I say. Bought these to use for day trading stock. More then enough landscape. Can put everything I need and more on all 4 monitors. Clean, crisp and easy setup. The controls are easy to get at and use. Mounting to stand was easy ( all 4 came with 3 mounting screws instead of 4, found strang). Haven't found any dead pixels yet.What you see is 4k @ 125% scaling on all 4. Three @ 70hz and one @ 60hz.For the price, i believe there hard to beat.Mounting system is a VIVO Premium Quad Ultra Wide. I bought another just like this one. But it had pivot points on it arms, didn't workout to will. This one, the arms slide out, worked great.

These are my go-to bang-for-buck workstation monitors. I see them advertised as "gaming monitors," which strikes me as odd, given that most gamers I know really want at least 120Hz refresh rates for their shooty-shooty-bang-bang partytimes. This? This is a drop-dead-sexy work monitor at a really accessible price, and I'm not sure why you'd choose it for gaming. 99% sRGB gamut, UHD resolution, built-in basic sound that's not awful...this is a workstation monitor, folks.And it's a great workstation monitor. I own two. I love them. Bright, clear, colors accurate enough for my light Photoshop work, resolution high enough that fonts just look awesome, smooth and natural...this is a great work monitor. Surprisingly sturdy base -- it looks flimsy but it really isn't -- and a beautiful edge-to-edge light and color balance.You want gaming? Look at Sceptre's other models, with faster refresh rates and lower latency. You want a great 27" work monitor for under $200? You've come to the right place. If your Excel spreadsheets need more than 60fps, your life is much more exciting than mine.

When I purchased the Sceptre 4K IPS 27" 3840 x 2160 UHD Monitor it was the only 4k monitor under $200 on Amazon. Honestly, I didn't expect much from it, but picture quality is very good. It's only 60 Hz, but then so are most of the non-gaming 4k monitors. It's a bit less bright than the older Apple Cinema Displays I was using at the time. I only purchased it to use about a week working remotely with my Apple AirBook while visiting my mother last year, but since then I've grown to love it. It's the primary display for my home office Raspberry Pi, FireStick and digital microscope. It's actually overkill for those use cases except for FireStick audio. The speakers are terrible, so a sounbar or other speakers are essential for audio applications. Even so, I still rate it 5 stars for picture quality and overall value.

The monitor works fine so far, and the image quality is pretty good.I just feel that the text and some image quality at full resolution (3840x2160) is not the best. I see some distortion and not fully clear compared to the other monitor I have.But you get what you ay for, so for the price I would say is a good monitor

I bought two of these monitors and absolutely love them! I went from an iMac to a Mac Mini. I was really concerned about the quality of these compared to my Apple computer. The resolution is amazing and the colors are great. I didn't love the stand that they came with, but they work great on the adjustable arms I purchased separately. If you use these with an Apple product, you will need to buy an adapter.

Great picture, power supply makes a high pitched whining sound, very annoying. - update - it was a different power supply making the noise. this monitor is great. Refresh rate is meh, but you get what you pay for.

Even though I've only had this Spectre 27" monitor up and running for 1 day, I use it as a second monitor at my photo/video editing station. My primary monitor is a much more expensive LG Ultrafine monitor and I really have a hard time telling the difference even after color calibrating the LG. The only thing that would change my 5 star rating is it fades quickly over the next few years. Right now I see this as a quality monitor that in the budget price realm.

This monitor does the trick for my needs. I'm a 3D Game developer and I just needed a replacement for my previous monitor. This one is affordable and bright. Great for gaming, 3D Animation, and desktop computing. Great resolution, and assembly is a simple 4-screws and a snap.The built-in speakers however, are virtually worthless. At max volume, it's barely a whisper. The sound has zero tone, no bass, and is the equivalent of listening to a landline phone with the receiver laying on a table 5 feet from you. Not good. Max volume is around 30-40 decibels. Around the level of your refrigerator working to chill your food.