Sceptre Curved 32-inch QHD Gaming Monitor 2560 x 1440 up to 165Hz 144Hz 1ms HDR1000 99% sRGB, Light Sensor Height Adjustable DP HDMI USB Type C 3.1 Build-in Speakers Nebula White (C325B-QWN168W)

Nice monitor for the price and was easy to set up. The only thing is I couldn’t find the power button very easily before I realized it’s not a button but more of a joystick on the bottom of the monitor.

I am not a fan of this white color. I would have got black if available. The listed specks and the price said buy me. I did and am happy with this monitor. It is better than the listed specks. Which are HDR 600 and 1000 certified which it does have a bright high Nit rating. I always heard you can not show 4K on a 2K 1440P monitor. I question that now? This monitor is either a 4k monitor or both Windows 10 and my games are wrong. My games look great. I run this monitor on 2 PC. One for creative things and the other for gaming. HDMI for my NVidia RTX 4070 Ryzen 5900X PC and Display Port on my RX 7900XT Ryzen 5700X gaming PC. I took some pictures of my 4k settings on this monitor on the Creative PC to prove what I am saying.

Had Samsung. Was disappointed with it's lack of versatility. This monitor was in the same price point but came with its own stand (and a sturdy quality adjustable stand at that) more settings and just an overall better quality build.Love the curveextremely brightEasy setup (mounting the stand)RGB function is super cute too

Had some issues with the screen itself not turning on. The LEDs light up and input signal gets sent but the screen won't turn on. No menu no startup logo. Purchased on 28th of December. I'm a few days over, actual delivery date and date of setup within the period. Funny how it takes a dump a few days after 1 year. Don't buy this product. Also, the monitor quality is horrible colors look off and dim. Was never quite happy with this cheap monitor and now more unsatisfied. I'm definitely staying away from Sceptre. Bad for gaming bad for work.

The media could not be loaded. I love it! It matches my set up perfectly! The speakers work well, but if you’d prefer something with more base I’d recommend getting a sound bar.

Overall this is a good budget option for this size and quality of monitor, picture quality is excellent resolution is great and this is a really large monitor. It definitely feels big which is awesome for an immersive experience. I'm happy with the features and functionality!I'd say so far the only slight drawback I've experienced is the blacks aren't quite as deep as I'd like them to be, and sometimes this can affect the picture quality, but really it's a nit-picky thing. Great monitor.Also, you should note the RGB on the back is not very bright. It looks cool when you're looking at it, but it's not strong enough to really be noticeable from the front. If you were hoping this would replace the need for like rgb strip lighting or something like that on the back to provide that backlighting, this doesn't do that for you. You'd still want to add that on if you are looking for that.

The media could not be loaded. I updated this review and for good reason: Customer Service. That goes a long way in my book. I had issues with the monitor, customer service followed up with a paid shipping RMA and continued to ask the details of what they needed to troubleshoot. They ended up making things right and replaced the faulty monitor. For the price, honestly, you're not gonna fine a better bang for the buck. Currently rock a $1700 monitor from Samsung and an $800 monitor from Asus and this monitor has qualities about it that even using those make you think of Sceptre. Bright bright. Contrast is good. Picture quality is good. Outer aesthetics are nice. Couldn't want anything more from a monitor except for the one drawback that can be liveable with; You can't access settings without an input. Like at all. Other than that, thanks Sceptre. Look forward to doing business with ya.

I really, really wanted to love this monitor. With the exception of G-Sync, this monitor has all the specs to be a great gaming monitor. It is also one of the few monitors to offer the HDR 1000 certification. I use this with a Mac mini and they work flawlessly together. That is why it is so infuriating that Sceptre uses sub-rate panels. The first panel I received had bright pixels in the lower left corner. I requested a return and Amazon was great with the replacement. After the painful experience of taking the old monitor down from its desk mount and reboxing all the parts, I really had high hopes for the 2nd unit. Boy was I wrong! After reassembling everything, I find this monitor not only has dead pixels but also some type of debris behind the panel that casts a shadow on the screen. At this point, I have lost trust in the brand. While I am sure that Amazon would offer another replacement, I am worried it will be even worse than the current and I am tired of the setup and teardown. Please learn from my mistake and don't get lured in with the specs for the price comparison. Spend a little more and buy a higher quality brand.