Sceptre E255B-1658A 25" FHD 1080p 165Hz 144Hz 1ms AMD FreeSync gaming LED Monitor 2x HDMI 2.0 1x DisplayPort RTS FPS Build-in Speakers, Machine Black, Metallic Black

Came three days before the supposed arrival day, that was an awesome delivery services. Quality is great. came with a small screwdriver ( how cool is that! ) to screw the base. Out of the box it a great monitor that handles 165mhz and such a good price, way cheaper than other compared monitorsInstructions were simple to follow and it detected as a 165mhz monitor without any change in the advance settings. Im using a gaming laptop Cyberpower Tracer III extreme that has an GEForce 1060 and color and quality are top notch on the monitor.Only probles was that the laptop did not had any DP port which I had to use my regular HDMI cable. on testing PCMark was giving excellent performance, but all of the sudden the image went away for a second or two and it came back again and repeated the same pattern until the test were done. I tested with Minecraft and also gave me the black screen for a second again and detected the image again. I tried with Warframe and it did not loose the signal like the other game, I went to the settings and changed to 165mhz and while playing, it game me again the lost signal and detected again. I changed to 120mhz in game settings and it did not lost the signal any moment, so maybe the HDMI cable bottleneck is only 60MHZ since its an old cable.I ordered a HMDI to DP port cable of high quality in hopes that it will resolve the problem, but for the moment I have to lower the MHZ in games to 60 - 120 until I receive the new cable and do some further testing, but overall Im very pleased with the monitor. Ill update once I receive and try the new cable if it still loosing the signal.UPDATE: I was right. The bottleneck was the HDMI cable, since my laptop do not have a dp port I ordered a high quality HDMI cable , 4K up to 200 hz, As soon I plugged that cable, I changed all setting back to normal and Im gladly reporting that everything is running smoothly. It detected as a 165hz monitor and I played for several hours and I did not get any lost signal at all. I reversed all setting to max on my game WARFRAME and Im running at 165HZ. Im very pleased with the monitor and cable that I upgraded it.

I bought this while ago, the monitor is fully functional and works just fine. it is amazing for gaming I use this for my ps4 and I get great output from. The color that it lets out is really good for the price. It has a great deign to hide your cables it also has in the setting under quick start modes that is a very useful tool that I use there movie mode, fps, eco, and a few others the sound is ok and the edgeless is amazing I wish I bought 2. It has 3 hdmi and 1 dp that good for me because I use them all, and another amazing feature on this is that it is able to produce blue lights so that you you don't strain your eyes. but overall this monitor is great I use it to game and watch tv and have no problems. And one more thing is that this moniter is really big I was very surprised when I got it and the graphics a super super good.

My son uses this for gaming and loves the size and the clarity for gaming. It is a great price and no issues or complaint at all from my 17 year old.

I picked this up for about $180 and have been using it for about a month now and I haven't encountered any issues. As advertised, it runs at 165Hz via display port cable and I was able to overclock it a bit to 172Hz using NIVIDA Control Panel without any skipped frames. I've also seen many people complain about having their monitor arrive with dead pixels and I would like to point out that it's literally a lottery type system in a sense and there's always a chance with any monitor you purchase that it could arrive with dead pixels. It seems as if I had won the dead pixel lottery as mine has no dead pixels at all while testing it on deadpixelbuddy. Viewing angles aren't the best but you can't expect good viewing angles from a TN panel. This isn't really an issue anyways because you're going to be sitting straight in front of the monitor if this is your main monitor. The only thing I suggest is turning down your gamma within the color settings of the monitor as for me, the colors were a little too bright for my liking, but then again it's preference. I'd also like to point out that the color accuracy is pretty decent as well for a TN panel. I can't say anything about the reliability of this monitor as to whether this will last you a long time but I'll be sure to make updates if anything happens to it. The only terrible thing about this monitor are the speakers, they sound really low and dried out. If they're going to make the speakers sound this bad, they shouldn't have included it with the monitor at all in my opinion but I guess it's a little nice addition.So should you get this monitor?Sure, it's a bang for the buck deal if you're looking for a cheap gaming monitor with a high refresh rate and nice color accuracy. However, I recommend wearing headphones as it's fair to say that the speakers are terrible.