Sceptre 22 Inch LED 1080p Monitor E225W-1920 1920x1080 HDMI DVI VGA True Black, 2017

Im going from an old 17.3 inch laptop LCD computer/monitor to this. The LED has a very crisp picture and the 24 inch seems huge compared to the 17.3. At work I have two 20 inch Acer LCD screens and compared to those this LED seems much nicer/crisper. For what I and my family use the computer for at home this will work great. Im sure if those of you with multi screen set ups this is a great deal at $99. I used the HDMI hook up as well were past desktops (and work) Ive used VGA. Overall this is a nice screen that will serve its purpose, the only reason I gave it 4 starts if the base stand. This desktop set up was going onto a floating wall desk I installed to have a designated area for the computer. I bought a mini pc along with this monitor and wireless keyboard and mouse to save on space. In addition to all that I wanted to mount the monitor on the wall to also save space and make sure that the kids dont knock the monitor over. This is about the cheapest monitor I could get for this size. After ordering I saw that people complained about the tail (base stand) of the monitor and how that is not removable. So Im thinking I can surely remove it, even if that means taking a few screws loose, but after seeing a youtube of the removal I thought, best not. After a comment on the youtube video someone mentioned that they would just dremel it and cut it off. After looking at the thing for about a week Im going to do just that and cut it off. If you use the base your fine if you dont care about the tail your fine but if you like a clean look and hang it I would look for something else or just cut it off. Now, I thought, what if I decide to move it or.... basically I decided if I ever move it and need to mount it on a base I would buy a cheap table mount and use the vesa bolt holes that Im currently using to mount it to the wall. I really wanted to buy another monitor but really couldnt find one that I liked for less or equal money. My OCD doesnt care that much about looking at it. But it will probably get the best of me and I will cut it off to give it a cleaner look. Long story for a simple problem but it was fun telling it. In short this is a really nice monitor for a great price:)

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Ive only had it for a few days, but I love it so far. Very clear picture, and since Im only using it to extend the display on my tiny laptop, its doing its job perfectly.I only gave it four stars because the stand makes the monitor lean forward slightly and there are no screws to hold it in place. It is sort of alarming to me, but the weight distribution keeps it from falling over. I keep it in a corner on my desk where it would have to be forcibly pushed over now, even with the tilt, so I dont expect any problems. But a screw to keep it entirely upright would be nice.

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I use this monitor as the primary display for my 13" MacBook Pro when Im at home. I originally used it via HDMI, but switched to DVI because my Mac kept trying to use the monitor as the default audio device. The picture quality looks good, and the display brightness is excellent. My only complaints are about the audio. While I expected the integrated speakers to be low quality, they are even worse than I imagined. For this reason, Id really like to see an audio out port, but unfortunately, there is only an audio in port. However, for the price, this is an excellent monitor, and the connection options are great. It was an excellent purchase and I have recommended it to my customers at work.

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Fired right up. the base of the stand snaps right on. (If you want to use the VESA mount option, the stem that sticks out of the bottom apparently is NOT designed to come off, though.) Came with BOTH VGA and HDMI cables, which was a pleasant surprise. Rich colors. No adjustments were needed out of the box. Great value for $99. One star off for the super crappy speakers, which are worse than our laptops (no kidding, and were not gamers). Seriously, Sceptre, why did you even bother to tease us like that? be ready to get auxiliary speakers... that will take up some precious desk space and a power outlet.

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I was looking for something descent to go along with my budget PC build. The primary use for this screen is editing and light gaming. The screen isnt the greatest resolution youre only getting 1920 x 1080 but for beginning I say it is definitely a good buy for what its worse. You get about 60hz to 70Hz refresh rate which is pretty low in comparison to other monitors. I like the capability of tilting the monitor 5 degrees since the sun shines directly on my screen in the evening. Overall Id recommend this monitor to someone doing a budget build or not looking for anything extravagant . The Monitor doesnt feel extremely cheap which I like but the audio quality on it is absolute garbage.

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