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    SCEPTRE 27 Inch IPS Ultra 4K LED Monitor U278W-4000R, UHD 3840x2160, HDMI 2.0 DVI DisplayPort Speakers, Metallic Black (2017)

    • Fuzzy image, multiple dead pixels on each monitor, hard to set good color
    • Had this monitor for less than three months and I already have a dead pixel
    • Came with dead pixels, and half the screen started blinking within 2 hours of use
    • the setting and saw this One big bright green dead pixel other than that everything is
    • Good image quality and brightness for the price4k resolution for ~$200No dead pixels
    • No dead pixels
    • No dead/stuck pixels
    • My monitor has a few dead pixels, about the size of an the dot of the "i".
    • Have one dead pixel that I've
    • I could care less about 2 dead pixels on my screen.
    • You'll be happier, won't have to deal with the dead pixels (reported in every single review) and you'll still have a working product after year.
    • I have one single burnt out pixel (which I'm not worried about)
    • Came with one dead pixel and a missing screw
    • Well, right in the center area, about 1 inch from exact center, a cluster of dark pixels
    • This is a good monitor if you get no dead pixels or my issue
    • Mine doesn't have a single dead (or even slightly off) pixel
    • It just seems like a bad product, where most of them are bad and some people that get bad ones either don’t care about a few dead/ stuck pixels, or don’t bother returning it
    • Numerous dead pixels
    • My monitor did not arrive with any dead pixels, severe
    • However, the first monitor I received had a dead pixel
    • I'd have to put up with a few dead pixels (and probably deal with it, since I'm too lazy to return stuff)
    • If you have problems with apparent "dead pixels" try moving your head, if the dead pixels move, those are not dead pixels, those are dust or pieces of stuff stuck between the backlight and the panel
    • Mine came with several dead pixels right in the middle of the screen
    • The one dead pixel was no big
    • Mine has 4 or 5 dead pixels about halfway up, 3 or 4 inches from the left side
    • But right away I noticed that it had a large batch of dead pixels at the bottom-center of the monitor.
    • I was a bit skeptical with other reviews experiencing dead pixels and internal dusts
    • QUALITY CONTROL*- Dead pixels seem to devlop quickly, in less than a week, i went from 1 dead pixel to 5
    • No dead pixels.
    • The brightness is extremely lacking, there's a huge chance that you'll have dead pixels, the viewing angles are horrible, it heats up easily, and calibrating the monitor is a nightmare (Very old menus).I thought that I could deal with some issues for around $200, but I was wrong
    • I bought two of these despite some of the complaints of viewing angle and dead pixels.
    • You also get dead pixels on most of them
    • The product had 15 dead pixels upon arrival
    • I took a chance and purchased this monitor on 9/2/18 despite some other web reviews of dead pixels and lines in the monitor
    • Looks great most of the time, but I've barely even used it and already have dead pixels right in the middle of the screen
    • There is alot of bad reviews for screens being shipped with bad pixels or not lasting long.
    • Other than the dead pixels debacle , I'm pretty happy with the monitor
    • The first thing I did after removing the monitor from the box was to plug it in, using the included HDMI cable, and check for dead pixels and scratches
    • No dead pixels by any stretch that was a bunch of crap
    • One had multiple dead pixels and dust stuck behind the screen, the other had waves through out the panel
    • Got my first one and it had dead pixels, got a replacement and 2 days after my return deadline the audio got very tin like and more dead pixels showed up on the new tv
    • However first one had clusters of dead pixels and the new one I just got in place of it has dead pixels as well
    • Got a replacement unit, dead pixels
    • No dead pixels, gets to the 4k resolution no problem whit the right cable, came with adapters for the wall mount, and the OS recognised right away
    • arrived with dead pixel wasn't going to make a big deal out of it now i have more than one.
    • Three dead pixels inside of a
    • I have no dead pixels
    • Could be worse, no dead pixels
    • No dead pixels
    • I so wanted to like this monitor, had fine color and only one dead pixel after a few days, but here it is 20 days of very limited use and the monitor has horizontal lines flickering
    • Purchased this monitor to go with my newly built PC, It is good quality, and overall good for the price, my only two complaints, and the reason it is not 5 stars, is that for one thing it arrived with a dead pixel, this isnt a big deal (as of right now
    • This monitor is my second Sceptre 4k, first one being returned due to dead pixels (every monitors QC lets some of these through so no big deal)
    • No dead pixels, a metal handle, and stand
    • The company name on the bottom of the monitor is spelled incorrectly, and upon receiving it there is a small section of dead pixels in the bottom right corner and a blotch of stuck pixels in the upper left
    • I know a lot of people are reporting issues with dead pixels, and I have a couple of them, too, but I can't really complain about them at this price point
    • A common theme in the reviews, even in the 1 and 2 star category, is people complaining about bad pixels, and keeping it anyhow
    • I received this monitor and I was so excited about it, until I tested it out for the presence of dead pixels on it, there were 4 spots across the screen with multiple dead pixels in each area
    • Both worked straight out of the box, however both arrived with a few dead pixels
    • No hot or dead pixels on my display as some others have mentioned.
    • If you turn it on for the first time and you have some dead or flickery pixels and you have green flashing lines everywhere, your cable is likely the issue, this was exactly my problem
    • My monitor arrived in perfect condition, with no dead pixels and excellent color out of the box
    • I had 4 guys at my desk trying to find a dead pixel, unsuccessfully
    • There are little clusters of dark pixels all over it
    • I was sent a second display and it too had a dead pixel and what looks like dirt or a cloth fiber beneath the surface of the display
    • Dead pixel in the middle of the screen
    • But even then, avoiding dead pixels seems to be a rarity
    • Amazing image, color, and not a single pixel dead or stuck.
    • In the few weeks since it arrived, it had developed 4 singular dead pixels isolated in different parts of the screen.
    • Multiple dead pixels out of the box near the center of the screen, the whole top left quadrant has severe backlight bleed (worst I've seen in a monitor made in the last decade), the vesa mount requiring long screws and spacers is a pain, a known working 4k60 DP cable & video card refused to go above 640x480
    • Returned for another which had two dead pixels
    • I so wanted to like this monitor, had fine color and only one dead pixel after a few days, but here it is 20 days of very limited use and the monitor has horizontal lines flickering
    • This monitor was dead on arrival, the first thing I seen when powering it on was a splash of colors and dead pixels across the screen rendering it unusable
    • I figured whatever, 3 will still work and pressed on.5 months later, the other night i noticed what looked like rows of dead pixels going horizontally across the monitor, but they were pretty hard to see while there was a picture moving on the monitor
    • Has a few dead pixels in bottom right corner about 3 inches up and 1 inch in
    • No dead pixels and I absolutely love that it's a metal stand
    • When I received it I noticed a dead pixel but decided it was worth the hassle returning
    • I spent a long time reading reviews that talked about;Dead pixels right out of the boxStuck pixels developing over timeA strong “hot plastic smell”My replacement monitor had dark pixels right away, has now developed a stuck pixel, and smells very hot
    • Got my first one and it had dead pixels, got a replacement and 2 days after my return deadline the audio got very tin like and more dead pixels showed up on the new tv
    • Dead/Green pixel in middle of the screen
    • I purchased this monitor and within two weeks of usage I already started developing dead pixels
    • Neither of my displays hand dead pixels, and the viewing angle is decent.
    • only had dead pixels in the corners and along the
    • Have it for almost 2 months and have noticed there's a couple dead pixels scattered through the screen
    • I had the acer predator x34p ultrawide and decided to try these sceptre 4k for dual set up to my surprise no dead pixel so far so good comparing to 1000$ ips ultrawide white is white over the Sceptre.
    • 2 units both with dead pixels
    • It came with two dead pixels, but there are at the very top and bottom (I don't notice and don't care)
    • 1st monitor came with dead pixel
    • But it works great and only see the dead pixels when something black or dark is going on in the game
    • but it comes with the possibility of having dead pixels
    • Took the replacement 3 to 5 to get dead pixel.
    • Have 3 of these, one came defective with a blotch of bad pixels but amazon swapped it out fast
    • It came with 2 dead pixels and I missed my chance to send it back
    • No dead pixels
    • Two week old monitors should not develop dead pixels
    • No dead pixels or any other issues with it.
    • IF you get one that doesn't have dead pixels and a stable stand
    • No dead pixels with either display
    • I read some reviews mentioning dead pixels and screen issues
    • I had to return/exchange 2 of this monitors due to dead pixels, luckily for me the 3rd monitor I received is free of dead pixels
    • To make matters worse, my unit has a few dead pixels near the center of the screen out of the box
    • the setting and saw this One big bright green dead pixel other than that everything is
    • Dead pixels spread at random spots now
    • The next set I received had a few dead pixels again, the other had multiple dead pixels through out the screen and dust
    • I unboxed it, set it up, plugged it in, turned it on, and there - dead center in the middle of the viewing space - was two patches of dead pixels.
    • It is now July 29, I found another dead pixel, and the HDMI1 input does not work for more than a couple of minutes
    • desk.4 stars because of the few dead pixels, but that's the only thing negative so far and it's hardly an issue
    • And the longer i study it, the more dead pixels i find
    • Had a dead pixel when it arrived but I didn't mind just one
    • First one sent had dead pixels
    • bought 2 and they are both broken(dead pixel, flickering,dim edges), going threw hell to get a refund or get them replaced.
    • Replacement had dead pixels.
    • Came shipped to me with 2 dead pixels in the screen
    • What I couldn't look past was the DEAD PIXEL right in the middle of the screen
    • Received first monitor with a dead pixel
    • When the replacement arrived I found a blank white web page to full screen and looked for any dead pixels first thing
    • ONE STUCK GREEN PIXEL!!!
    • , I had no dead pixels as well
    • I decided to order a replacement after I found what I thought was my third dead pixel within the first week of ownership
    • The second monitor also came with dead pixels and a wobbly stand
    • Great picture no dead pixels, perfect complement to my GTX 980ti until my RTX 2080 arrives.
    • Really good no dead pixels and speaker are mehUPDATE: this weird crap started occurring
    • Had a row of dead pixels out of the box, sent back and refunded.
    • Product came with 2 dead pixels I wished I returned it when I
    • My unit came with multiple dead pixels plus exessive light bleed
    • No dead pixels or bleed
    • The second one had only one dead pixel (barely perceptible) hence I kept it
    • 5 Stars - Out of the box gorgeous display, with no dead pixels
    • Settings require tweaking, dead pixel, colorsFirst the display settings need tweaking out of the box
    • Dead pixels and poor contrast
    • Ordered first unit, dead pixels
    • 2nd also has a dead pixel
    • Also, you cannot access the control menu unless there is an image being output... this is very annoying.... furthermore, after a month use, at around 30 hours of screen time dead pixels started to form on the displays
    • Found 2 noticeable size dead pixels on the screen.
    • However, it had a dead pixel on arrival
    • No dead pixels, it brought old games back to life
    • Great picture no dead pixels, perfect complement to my GTX 980ti until my RTX 2080 arrives.
    • 3 dead pixels
    • While I waited for the replacement, I noticed THREE other batches of dead pixels on the monitor, for a total of four patches of multiple dead pixels.
    • Other than that, mine came with no dead pixels and has a realistic color range
    • The first display had 2 dead pixels
    • I do have a couple stuck pixels and also one or two dead pixels on the screen
    • everything is great about it although there was 1 dead pixel when it arrived it still works great.
    • And for anyone worried about build quality, the monitor is really stable and i have no complaintsSo as for the pros:Superb qualityNo tearingamazing price for 4Kbuild quality is decentAnd now for the ConsReally the only things i can complain about is that after one day of use i noticed 2 dead pixels, which out of the million of pixels isnt that big of a
    • After i ran a dead pixel check on the first monitor, I found 4 dead pixels in the middle of the screen
    • and it had a dead pixel too
    • Also, one has a bad pixel but it's so
    • but I wouldn’t have guessed of a dead pixel this early in
    • I read the reviews and noticed people complaining about dead pixels but figured they can't all be bad
    • Got some dead pixels in the bottom right corner
    • Great product for the money unfortunately mine has 2 dead pixels that are kind of annoying.
    • Though I still have yet to get that perfect setting combo, I doubt I ever will
    • But if you can squeeze a little more out of your budget, I would go with e a more reputable competitor.