Sceptre 22 inch 75Hz 1080P LED Monitor 99% sRGB HDMI X2 VGA Build-In Speakers, Machine Black (E225W-19203R series)

You just can't best this for $80.00. I'm a videophile and have an LG OLED TV as my main watch but I can watch TV on this and not be at all disappointed. The black levels are great (for an LCD) and the colors are accurate. It took me a little while to get everything dialed in but after that it's great. Works fine for all my PC stuff too. General web browsing, document editing. 1080p is more than sharp enough at this size for my liking.I keep thinking "should I upgrade to a 27 OLED?" but then I watch something on this and honestly, there's no need.

As others have mentioned, while not "ideal" this monitor is good for the price (I paid less than $70 US when I purchased my monitor).I was previously using an aging 23 inch TV as my "monitor". However, that TV was in the process of dying, so I found this monitor on Amazon. After a few minutes of setup, the monitor worked to provide video and audio to both my computer (a Raspberry Pi) and my XBox series S (both devices connected via an HDMI switch I have).While this monitor is not what I would call "perfect", it does do a decent job of meeting all of my "must have" needs. In my ideal world, I would have liked the monitor control buttons to be on the front (for example on the bottom of the bezel) where they would have been more easily reachable, instead of the awkward action of moving your hand to the rear of the monitor every time you want to adjust the monitor (even when that adjustment is just raising or lowering the audio volume). Also, even with an "external speaker" (which I have) the sound isn't great. Still the video is decent and the sound is functional, so I have little complaints on the lack of "premium features" on this "budget monitor".NOTE: One thing I did find out (from experimentation with my monitor) is that you can turn this monitor on/off with an external switch that you plug the monitor's power adapter into. This is handy, as you can position that external switch to be easy to reach, preventing you from needing to reach around to the back of the monitor to use the official monitor power button.NOTE: When I first tried this monitor with my XBox, I was getting an annoying buzz on the audio. However, I eventually tracked this problem down to the XBox audio settings. Apparently my old TV had some support for "Dolby Stereo", and so I had previously enabled that audio option in my XBox. The problem was when I switched to this monitor (which lacks Dolby audio), there was a mismatch between what audio the XBox was trying to send and what this monitor could accept. Once I realized that was the problem, it was a simple matter to go into the XBox audio settings and tell the console to only send basic uncompressed stereo to the monitor (and the buzz problem immediately went away).

Sharp, great for the price, and I like that it'll turn on automatically when it gets power. I use it for monitoring my video switcher and it works perfectly for that.

Great value for the price! The 1080p display is sharp with vibrant colors (99% sRGB), and the design is sleek and compact. Dual HDMI ports and built-in speakers are a plus, though the speakers lack depth. The stand isn’t very adjustable, but overall, it’s a solid budget monitor for work or casual use. Highly recommend!

This product came super fast with Amazon Prime. One-day delivery.This monitor hooks up with my MacBook Air with a USB C Dongle. The picture isn’t that crisp but it is good enough. It functions great for Netflix, Amazon Video or other streaming services.It’s great for gaming. I have this monitor hooked up to my PS4 and the picture quality is amazing. I play Red Dead Redemption 2 and I frequently stop to admire the details in the water and snow. I’m not sure if this is due to the quality of the monitor or the game.It’s relatively easy to set up once you get it out of the box. It comes with a power cord and HDMI inside the box. There are 2 HDMI ports on the back so you could hook up a computer and another device.What I like about this monitor is that I don’t have to switch inputs from PS4 to my MacBook. When I disconnect my MacBook, the monitor detects the PS4 connection and automatically changes it. When my PS4 is off and I connect my MacBook the monitor instantly connects.The speakers suck though. They are quiet. They have no bass either.I paid roughly 88 dollars with tax for this screen and it was a good deal. Just keep in mind this is a 1080P screen so it’s not as good quality as a 1440p or 4k screen. Keep your expectations low. It’s a good secondary screen or a gaming device. It’s not great for photo or video editing if you want something with super high definition.