Sceptre 34-Inch Curved Ultrawide WQHD Monitor 3440 x 1440 R1500 up to 165Hz DisplayPort x2 99% sRGB 1ms Picture by Picture, Machine Black 2023 (C345B-QUT168)

This monitor is excellent for the money, I scooped it up for slightly under two. The image is very crisp and vibrant and the design is sleek. The RGB on the back is pretty cool too. I use this for gaming and office work and it does the job exceedingly well for each. The mount, it's very durable and even thought it says to not use with a VESA mount, you can use a VESA mount.I'll update if there's any issues.

I needed a larger monitor to replace 2 - 24 inch monitors and reduce clutter. I was skeptical at first, but once I received it and started using it, I am extremely impressed with it's quality for the price. I didn't use as a gaming monitor so I cannot speak to its performance in that application. But as a productivity monitor, it's excellent. Text is clear, colors are good. My only negative is that the blacks are mediocre, but for this price, so what?!?

THis is my second curved monitor. Excellent quality and price. Just buy it and love the big screen. Gaming is excellent.

She’s curvy. She’s wide. And she’s changed my whole workflow. The screen real estate is glorious—I can run spreadsheets, email, and YouTube tutorials all at once. Colors are sharp, setup was easy, and the price didn’t make me cry. No regrets. Unless you count now wanting two.

Let me start by saying I snagged this monitor on sale for a little over $200 and for that price, it's not a terrible monitor. However, in the world of curved monitors, this is definitely an intro monitor but for some that might be fine.Pros: Great price for a 34 inch curved monitor. Easy to set up, use and navigate settings with the control knob located on the bottom of the monitor. Plenty of preset picture settings for users that don't customize their setup. It's not bad for an everyday user surfing the web.Cons: Lacks depth, not nearly as vibrant as your higher end gaming monitors. The RBG light on the back is absolutely useless, it's so dim that you can't even see it's reflection on the wall in a pitch black room (this was a massive fail, especially for gamers that enjoy RBG lighting. Custom settings could be better with additional options lacking compared to other monitors.

This monitor is a beast! Screen is very bright and crisp. Absolute beast, bang for your buck. Highly recommend. I had 2 Spectre monitors but had to upgrade to just the 1 since my new computer only came with 1 HDMI port (whoops). Had a great experience with my older spectre monitors so I wanted to get the same brand. You will not be disappointed. Packaged very securely.

of course, when buying a budget (cheap) display, there will be many corners cut, or tradeoffs to be made. i purchased this monitor because of money constraints, and just wanted something good for cheap. while this does serve okay as a gaming monitor, it fails in nearly every other regard. even with gaming, you are scraping the bottom of the barrel.it achieves a low response time at the cost of DISGUUUSTING smearing, mostly red ghosting when playing games, and text smear that is simply nauseating. the text smudging is especially bad when working, and while the extra space granted was nice at first, quickly became hard to use because of the poor viewing angles and horrible color accuracy.my unit also came with a stuck pixel, and a dead pixel on the other side of the display. i dare not look for more, because i know once i see it, i can never unsee it... but it has been there since day one. i do worry for the longevity of the display, because it pops and crackles constantly, as if the board itself is struggling to stay alive with temperature and humidity changesto make matters worse, the display backlight is easy to see regardless of ambient light levels. it is especially bad in games where there is any amount of darkness, and extremely obvious during loading screens. it makes me feel like the monitor is put together with glue and paperclipslast but not least, this monitor is "HDR capable" but saying it is capable of HDR is like saying i am capable of becoming president... in fact, when did my first tests on it, the only noticeable change i saw was the aforementioned stuck pixel! have not turned it on since.there are many more gripes i've suffered with while owning this display. the overdrive settings fix few things while ruining others, the hardware of the monitors causes my computer to lock up whenever a source is changed or plugged in, the warranty procedure is HELL from what i've read in the manual, and seen online.if at all possible, stay away. you may think "surely it can't be that bad..!" it is, and you will curse yourself every day you use it. if you are at all prone to motion sickness, hate working with bad customer support, or just... want a decent display for cheap? please look elsewhere.to note the positives: the high refresh rate is nice, and the low response time is usable, but ONLY if going from a terrible monitor to this, and ONLY for video games. i went from a nearly fried 1080p 60hz samsung panel to this, and it's really the only reason i'm keeping it; the tech that nearly every other panel on the market has. but if you at all have the option to save and get something better, do that.EDIT: last night i switched my taskbar to "hide automatically" and noticed the windows icon was permanently burned in at the bottom left. this is after a few months of moderate use. it's impressive how this company continues to disappoint me

This is the third Sceptre monitor I have. The first one, a ~24in wide screen, I accidentally broke it. I bought a ~28in replacement that I loved. After four years with it my wife needed a new monitor, so I gave her the Sceptre aand I bought a MSI, like my computer... and I hated it. So, I bought this one online and I love the colors, the response and how wide it is without becoming an IMAX feature.