The review is very complete, I bought it with doubts when I saw that there is an ips version of the same price, but I liked it too much that it is curved. thank you very much for your excellent work!
I just got it my friend gave it to me for free bc he got a new one. It’s really nice, I play my Xbox one s on it and it looks real nice and crispy 👌🏾 definitely would recommend. Very very good for the price
Hi David I bought this as well but I don’t know much about pcs and moniters but do u think I can use this monitor to play games like rocket league or Roblox without a pc
Hey there! If you're not quite satisfied with the out-of-the-box picture on your Sceptre 24" Curved 75Hz Gaming Monitor, don't worry, I've got some suggestions for you. Firstly, it's important to note that picture settings can vary depending on personal preference and the specific environment you're using the monitor in. However, I can offer some general recommendations to help you get started. 1. Brightness: Adjust the brightness setting to your liking. Generally, a brightness level of around 80-100 cd/m² is considered comfortable for most users. 2. Contrast: Find a balance that suits your needs. Increasing the contrast can make the colors pop, but be careful not to overdo it, as it may lead to loss of detail in brighter or darker areas. 3. Color Temperature: Experiment with the color temperature settings (usually labeled as Warm, Cool, or Neutral) to find the one that provides the most pleasing and natural-looking colors to your eyes. 4. Gamma: Fine-tune the gamma setting if available. This can help enhance shadow detail and overall picture depth. Adjust it until you find a level that looks optimal to you. 5. Sharpness: Avoid setting the sharpness too high, as it can introduce unwanted artifacts. Aim for a level that maintains clarity without introducing excessive noise. Remember to give yourself some time to adapt to any changes you make and ensure you're viewing content that accurately represents the quality you're looking for (e.g., high-resolution images or videos). Additionally, you can also consider calibrating your monitor using professional calibration tools or software for a more precise and tailored setup. Ultimately, the goal is to find the settings that provide the best visual experience for your personal preferences. Enjoy fine-tuning your Sceptre gaming monitor, and I hope these suggestions help you achieve the picture quality you're after! cnl
I just bought a 75hz 24in the monitor in 1080p from sceptre. I'm pretty happy with it but I have this super annoying fuzziness. Its almost like having motion blur on 24/7. Is there any fix? or is this just how the monitor performs?
The Sceptre 24" Curved 75Hz Gaming Monitor is a budget-friendly option that may not fully leverage the capabilities of a high-end graphics card like the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 Ti. -MB
Honestly not sure, but I'd play around with some of the settings. That's interesting it only happens on some games. Is there a common denominator with the games that have this problem? ~B
@@DigitalDavid i’ve noticed it’s all games. whenever there’s any type of fast motion, like spinning in an fps, or throwing the ball in a sports game . its weird .
Hey there! The Sceptre 24" Curved 75Hz Gaming Monitor, specifically the C248W-1920RN model, is a display device and not an operating system like Windows 11 Home. The monitor is compatible with various operating systems, including Windows 11 Home, Windows 10, and other versions of Windows, as well as macOS and Linux. So, rest assured that you can connect this monitor to your Windows 11 Home PC without any issues. Just make sure your PC meets the necessary hardware requirements to run Windows 11 smoothly. Enjoy your Sceptre gaming monitor and your Windows 11 experience! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask. cnl
The Sceptre 24" Curved 75Hz Gaming Monitor (C248W-1920RN) supports a VESA 75mm x 75mm mount, which means it can be mounted on a VESA-compatible monitor mount or stand. However, please note that the monitor does not come with a VESA mount adapter included, so you may need to purchase one separately if you wish to mount the monitor on a different stand or mount. I hope this helps! cnl
There are a lot of options out there, but I honestly don't know off the top of my head. Just search for "VESA 75mm x 75mm stand" and you should find one! ~B
Yes they are really tricky to twist off... just take a break and come back to it... I wish I could offer better support but you will eventually get it/figure it out!
@@anyone5804 those are easily fixable. You should not be relying on your monitor for audio so the fact they suck is irrelevant and a non issue completely
I'm having a problem with my monitor whenever I plug in the pc or no pc and just turn on the monitor it turns on but it's just a black screen do you know how to fix?
