Sceptre 22 inch 75Hz 1080P LED Monitor 99% sRGB HDMI X2 VGA Build-In Speakers, Machine Black (E225W-19203R series)

Needed a basic monitor for my 11yr old son's xbox...this is perfect! Built-in speakers and hi quality resolution at a very affordable price. Set up super easy. He's thrilled. !

I bought the 24" 2026 version of this monitor. I chose this monitor for it's price ($100 budget), it's speakers, and two HDMI ports. I had few options for under $100 that had speakers. I wanted to use my laptop's screen as a secondary monitor and purchase a 24" primary monitor. My laptop's speakers crackle, so I wanted integrated speakers for the new monitor. I didn't have high expectations for speakers. I'm not really a music person and I don't game, so I just want to be able to hear youtube videos and notification sounds. I wanted two HDMI ports because I'm using this monitor with two laptops. (One laptop for business, the other for personal.) The item description didn't state if there was a HDMI cord included. Rufus AI said there wasn't. Well, Rufus was wrong. The monitor came with an HDMI to HDMI cord, so I have one computer connected so far. I'm satisfied with everything. The monitor's quality exceeded my expectations, though I set them low to match my budget. I'm also satisfied with the speakers. Overall, I'm very happy with this purchase and would recommend to someone in a similar situation.

As others have mentioned, while not "ideal" this monitor is good for the price (I paid less than $70 US when I purchased my monitor). I was previously using an aging 23 inch TV as my "monitor". However, that TV was in the process of dying, so I found this monitor on Amazon. After a few minutes of setup, the monitor worked to provide video and audio to both my computer (a Raspberry Pi) and my XBox series S (both devices connected via an HDMI switch I have). While this monitor is not what I would call "perfect", it does do a decent job of meeting all of my "must have" needs. In my ideal world, I would have liked the monitor control buttons to be on the front (for example on the bottom of the bezel) where they would have been more easily reachable, instead of the awkward action of moving your hand to the rear of the monitor every time you want to adjust the monitor (even when that adjustment is just raising or lowering the audio volume). Also, even with an "external speaker" (which I have) the sound isn't great. Still the video is decent and the sound is functional, so I have little complaints on the lack of "premium features" on this "budget monitor". NOTE: One thing I did find out (from experimentation with my monitor) is that you can turn this monitor on/off with an external switch that you plug the monitor's power adapter into. This is handy, as you can position that external switch to be easy to reach, preventing you from needing to reach around to the back of the monitor to use the official monitor power button. NOTE: When I first tried this monitor with my XBox, I was getting an annoying buzz on the audio. However, I eventually tracked this problem down to the XBox audio settings. Apparently my old TV had some support for "Dolby Stereo", and so I had previously enabled that audio option in my XBox. The problem was when I switched to this monitor (which lacks Dolby audio), there was a mismatch between what audio the XBox was trying to send and what this monitor could accept. Once I realized that was the problem, it was a simple matter to go into the XBox audio settings and tell the console to only send basic uncompressed stereo to the monitor (and the buzz problem immediately went away).

Works great for gaming, but be aware that the built-in speakers are very low quality. I'd recommend just getting either a cheap USB plug-in speaker for the desktop or some cheap earbuds if you're buying this for a PC gaming setup. I also think it's funny that you have DisplayPort capability, but it's the one cable they don't give you. One thing to note: height is not adjustable. The screen's angle is adjustable, but it feels a bit difficult to move at first. Also, make sure when you first plug in that you set the refresh rate in Windows--mine was auto-set to 60Hz, 100Hz had to be manually selected through Windows settings. Overall, does the job, picture looks crisp, and I'm happy with this purchase!

Exactly as advertised. This is NOT a gaming monitor, please do not expect to get a great gaming experience from it. What it IS, is a highly durable, highly mobile, lightweight second monitor that can do pretty much anything not resolution demanding. In the roughly year I have been using this monitor, there has been zero flickering. This is a excellent low cost second monitor, with IPS panel levels of response times. That is to say, the panel has an extremely quick response time, and shows no ghosting or afterimages even during action scenes in movies.

I have a GTX 1060 laptop, set up is easy and there was no need for me to calibrate anything, I even dare say this monitor looks better than my own laptop screen at 1080p. At first i thought it didn not support 75Hz and the colors were washed out and it was too bright, also on the nvidia panel it said 1080p at 60Hz however this is what you gotta do to fix it. "CALIBRATION" 1. Connect via HDMI 2. Open Display settings and make sure that they are set so that only the 2nd display is turned on, do not put duplicate or extend. 3. Open Nvidia control panel and go to "Change Resolution" 4. You will see two lists, one will say HD, UHD etc, the other one at the bottom will say "PC", (changing the first list will project your laptop screen to the second screen however your laptop is 60Hz and the monitor is 75Hz that is why its limited to 60Hz and colors are washed out, changing the second list will basically use your laptop to power up the monitor at full 75Hz 1080p with the right color calibration.) 5. On list two "PC" change the resolution to 1080p and 75Hz And there you go, now you can use your 75Hz monitor for gaming, make sure to change the settings indvidually in games to 75Hz or they will still run at 60Hz and the colors will be washed out. Now onto the review *** REVIEW *** The screen resolution is full 1920x1080p at 75Hz, the colors are very accurate, it looks no where near like a TN panel, I would say its in between a TN panel and an IPS panel but closer to IPS. It comes with speakers which are ok for the price but I recommend headphones or your own speakers which are probably better if you got this for gaming. This is what comes in the package - Monitor - 4 screws for mounting - Two screws for setting up the monitor (non adjustable height( - HDMI to VGA cable - VGA to VGA cable I really recommend this monitor even if not for gaming, its a great price for what you get and it even comes with two cables. However one thing to note is that the difference between 60Hz and 75Hz is hard to notice in games. Playing Witcher 3 and Rise of Tomb Raider at locked in 75FPS wasn't anything much more amazing than 60FPS. However it is still an improvement. One last thing to confider if you’re debating on a 75Hz vs 144Hz monitor - If you have a graphics card such as the GTX 770,970,1060 Most games (witcher, call of duty, battlefield wont go back 80 fps on ultra / high graphics) so you wont be able to take advantage of a 144Hz monitor, so I suggest this one. UNLESS you play on medium/low settings. - If you have a graphics card such as a GTX 770,780,980,1070 and above, I suggest the 144Hz monitor since these can run most tiles at well above 100FPS so you can take advantage of the monitor. *** UPDATE *** Earlier on the review I said the difference between 60Hz and 75Hz was negligible, I take it back. I played on my laptop which is limited to 60Hz and it feels bad and slugish compared to 75Hz, once you go higher refresh rate you can never go back Its one of those things you dont realise until its taken away, great improvement.

very good monitor lightweight picture quality was gorgeous it has good durability and its functionality was perfect and so was the cable connection it was fantastic

Great for the price point! We don't use these monitors for gaming, but at work. They have been very reliable so far, are much larger than what we had before, and are easy on the eyes.