Sceptre 24" 75Hz Full HD 1080P LED Monitor HDMI VGA Build In Speakers, Brushed

I've not used it for gaming, but works great as a second monitor for the home office. Price is very reasonable for a 24" monitor.

I want to say WOW about this display! I managed to nab one of the last ones in stock when it was uber cheap. I didn't expect it... I actually thought I would end up with a smaller display with lesser specs... and possibly used or refurbished.The base holds down very well. I was kind of shocked because when I first put it together, I didn't think it would stay steady on my desk. It is very well designed, though. The screen did lean forward at first when it was first connected to the base, and that could have tipped it over if I let it. However, this is so, SO normal for a 4k monitor! I used to admin hundreds of Dell and Apple 4k displays for work, and they ALL have that problem when you first set them down on the desk. Just expect it to happen, and hold it up while you adjust the screen to tilt back. It DOES adjust, but it is slow to move. We want that because that tension holds the screen where we want it to stay.The screen on this is just HUGE. I didn't even realize it would be this big! I feel like I'm sitting in front of a small TV. It's making me think it might be smart to wall mount it so I can put some distance between myself and the display. I have watched several movies on it now from the futon sitting directly across the room without any straining. It's a sexy display for sure, too. It's not truly edgeless, but it comes close enough.I always worry about dead pixels during shipping... I think we all do! Thankfully, there's not even one. It arrived wrapped in Styrofoam inside the box, so this isn't really surprising. The screen was also covered in plastic film to protect it from scratches. It came with what seems to be a 5 FT HDMI cable, which was surprising but nice.This display pairs SO well with my AMD Ryzen 7 Acer Swift ultrabook! This ultrabook is a MacBook Air clone, and AMD's graphics utility has a "studio" pixel format setting which mimics the paper-like, soft-matte look that makes Apple popular with many publishers and graphic artists. Bigger than a Thunderbolt display, and definitely cheaper.The speakers are actually better than I expected them to be. They're still low-end monitor speakers, but at least they get loud… they're good enough for watching YouTube, but probably not that great for music or movies.Overall, I can't believe I got a monitor this good for less than $100. I shouldn't be surprised to see complaints here after over a decade on Amazon, but yes… it still surprises me to see them over something like this.

We needed a new monitor and this fit the bill. The quality is great and for not a huge amount of money.

The refresh rate is amazing and the monitor looks so sleek and clean, however, the speaker quality is a little flat and "dense" compared to my Samsung monitor. But sound aside, this monitor is great for budget builds or if you just want so save some money. The listing did say 75hz but it came with a box that said 100hz and the monitor goes up to 100hz.