Sceptre 24-inch Professional Thin 1080p LED Monitor 99% sRGB 2x HDMI VGA Build-in Speakers, Machine Black (E248W-19203R Series)

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Great value, perfect for college students
This monitor is a great value for college students, for an office, or budget/beginner gaming computer. The color quality is not great compared to more expensive monitors tailored for gaming, but it is not a serious problem and it works great for the price. The best part about this monitor is the compact packaging and it is lightweight. You are provided with two screws and a screwdriver, which screws on the back of the monitor neck to hold the monitor in place. To disassemble, you just take out those screws, you can put everything back in the foam, and slide it back in the box. Then, you can carry the box easily under one arm. That’s why this is the perfect monitor for college move-ins/outs or anyone on the move with a monitor. I need two hands to carry the box of my more expensive Acer Nitro gaming monitor, but not this one. Finally, no computer monitor speakers are high quality, so don’t expect a rock concert coming out of any monitor speakers. They are just fine.

Quick Delivery, good quality
Needed to get a monitor quickly, ordered this and a DPA in the morning, they showed up in the afternoon. The monitor has a good screen and size, quality is good. Plugged in the DPA (ordered separately) and included HDMI cable and it worked as expected the first time with no extra configuration.

Seems decent, stand is flimsy though.
Update: monitor works great, it's helped him condense 2 screens into 1 for work, it's perfect for him.
I will update this review after my husband uses the monitor for the first time. It looks good, our main gripe right now is that I specifically ordered it to be shipped in Amazon packaging, but they shipped it in its own box. For normal stuff it doesn't matter as much, but for a computer monitor it's nice to have it hidden in a nondescript box on the front porch. Thankfully we were home to get it right away.

First glance, the stand seems flimsy, but he's going to put it on a different stand anyway so that's not a big deal. Overall, it looks like it will work but again I will update after he uses it for a week or so.

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