Sceptre25" Gaming Monitor 1920 x 1080p up to 165Hz 1ms AMD FreeSync Premium HDMI DisplayPort Build in Speakers, 106% sRGB Machine Black 2021 E255B FWD168

si quieres revitalizar tu vieja tarjeta de la serie 10 de Nvidia te recomiendo este monitor con excelentes niveles de color y nitidez y si a eso le añades su buena frecuencia de actualización de 165 Hz por el precio esta correcto.

La calidad de la pantalla es muy buena, me gusta demasiado

Wow! I just love my sceptre 25" 165hz monitor. My favourite part is how the only two I've ordered have both been defective! The first one came with red vertical lines running across the screen. The screw for the base was also terribly hard to screw in (the second one was not) and caused their own provided screwdriver to strip. the package was also missing some crucial parts (i did not realize until the replacement came in). luckily, the four mounting screws also work for the base. i was disappointed when i turned it on but the refresh rate is great. i called sceptre about the red vertical lines and the guy on the phone was no help. he just told me to contact amazon and that they would send me a replacement before i need to send this one back. so i did and amazon did too. well, today the replacement came in. i opened it up and started the setup process. the base screw was much easier to screw in this time but i used my own screwdriver. this one also came with the base to monitor screws and a nice display port cable. unfortunately, when i went to turn it on, this one too was defective! the display has dark vertical lines and a staticky or almost overly sharp picture. well, i skipped calling sceptre this time, despite what it says in the box. i went straight to amazon and they're kindly sending me a third replacement. the man on the phone said hopefully the third one's the charm. hopefully.

Been using it for a few days now. No dead pixels, brilliant color. Gaming is actually a night and day difference and I couldn't go back to my 75Hz monitor that is now sitting to the side for other things as it's way too noted in the difference. Watched a few movies on it, played a few games (Insurgency: Sandstorm, Warzone, RDR2) and I am very, VERY, pleased.The Amazon Deal came on today and I believe the 27" version is only $15 more than what I paid, but I've owned 34" monitors before and this is exactly what I need right now for where I'm at.Oh, and the 165Hz, right out of the box with supplied DP cord and I haven't needed to turn on the AMD Freesync option as I'm running a 1070 Ti SC card anyway, but I can assure you, this is FAST and no blurry movement or need for V-Sync at all.Fingers crossed that this thing is a 3-5 year keeper!Update - September 7th, 2022 = All I can say is, I went back and forth on wanting to buy this and put it off for a full month. I wish I hadn't waited. Gaming is AMAZING... all else (watching movies, surfing the net, etc.) just as awesome. DP wire that was supplied works perfect and this never had a problem losing sync @ 165Hz. No tears in gaming, settings at full screen and not having to enable vsync has been spectacular.HIGHLY recommend this monitor!!!PS - No dead pixels, YAY!!!

Now, keep in mind that I haven't had the opportunity to put it through its paces yet, but if you consider the price point for a 165Hz display, it's great!The monitor comes with an aluminum stand that needs to be assembled. This was fairly straightforward and it even comes with a small Sceptre-branded screwdriver.The stand only allows adjustment for viewing angle. There's no vertical or side-to-side adjustment. You'll need to physically turn the whole monitor and/or place on a monitor stand to gain any height. But at this price point, that's not surprising. The bezel is fairly thin on the top and sides.I connected this to an old system that my kids use to play games on. Currently connected to an ASUS Dual fan GTX 1650 via DP. The system is running Windows 10 and it was easily configured to use 165Hz refresh rate in the OS, no issues.The picture and colors are good. I can sort of notice that from the side the picture lacks relative brightness and quality, but that's fine and not really an issue for the intended use as a casual gaming monitor for kids.The power button and OSD controls are on the back right side of the display. They're a little bit awkward, but that's not unusual for a monitor. I enabled FreeSync and adjusted the speaker volume. The speakers sound as you'd expect, a little tinny, but they have decent volume capability.The quality of this display isn't what you'd expect from a high-end gaming monitor. That said, as long as you temper your expectations accordingly, I think you'll be happy with this monitor. It's a great value and now only slightly more expensive than a general purpose 75Hz display.