Sceptre 4K IPS 27″ 3840 x 2160 UHD Monitor up to 70Hz DisplayPort HDMI 99% sRGB Build-in Speakers, Black 2021 (U275W-UPT)
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Sceptre’s U275W-UPT monitor is the perfect candidate for productivity and entertainment that are dependent on vibrant images. Whether it’s for photo-editing, watching movies, light gaming or web-browsing, this monitor has you covered. Powered by an IPS (In-Plane Switching) Panel that delivers consistent and accurate color performances, this panel provides sharp visibility from multiple angles. Delivering 4x the pixels of FHD, 4K (3840 x 2160) resolution offers an extraordinary landscape of color variation, contrast, and clarity that mirrors the real world. Offering a 350 cd/m² brightness, being able to detect subtle and robust color variations is easier and comes in handy when working on creative projects with remarkably vivid colors illuminating the screen like never before. Photo-editing or gaming for long hours? Equipped with 99% sRGB, the U275W-UPT offers a wider color gamut than most conventional monitors, contributing to the delivery of deeper colors and defining features. Whether it’s for creative projects or entertainment purposes, such as light gaming or video viewing, the image provided is incomparable to other displays. For your light gaming entertainment, images change faster and smoother than the standard monitor with up to 70Hz refresh rate that reduces screen tearing and ghosting. With a response time of 5ms, reducing the amount of blurring while transitioning pixels provides an advantage over your enemies as they stay precisely in focus during chaotic moments that require all of your attention. Anti-flicker technology is also available to provide a crisper image by preventing the backlight from flickering periodically. Blue Light Shift application is also available to reduce the emission of blue light from your monitor, enabling the ability to work, view, and play for longer hours while protecting your eyes from fatigue, irritation, and strain. FPS (First Person Shooter) and RTS (Real-Time Strategy), Sceptre’s custom set display settings for gaming, are available for a more enhanced experience. Delivering robust and smooth audio, this monitor also includes built-in speakers suitable for work and gaming settings, assisting with the process of saving space on your desk. Multiple ports are also offered, with DP 1 delivering up to 70Hz, HDMI 1 delivering sharp 4K images up to 60Hz, and HDMI 2 & HDMI 3 delivering up to 30Hz refresh rates. With an equipped VESA wall mount pattern, enjoy the option of attaching the monitor to an articulating arm or mount on the wall for your ideal setup. Worried about someone stealing your monitor? Worry not. With the security lock feature, you are now able to securely fasten your monitor in place, preventing damage or theft. So what are you waiting for? With a 4K resolution that mirrors what you see in the real world,, powered by an IPS panel with 350 cd/m² brightness and 99% sRGB color gamut, this monitor has amazing assets suitable for all creative projects and viewing entertainment. Add in our sleek edgeless design and your working, gaming, and viewing experience has never looked better.
Superior 4K Picture: Delivering 4x the pixels (8 million) of FHD, 4K (3840 x 2160) resolution offers an extraordinary landscape of color variation, contrast, and clarity that mirrors the real world.Mounting Type: Wall Mount
Viewing Angle is 178° (H) / 178° (V); Aspect Ratio is 16:9
IPS Panel: The IPS (In-Plane Switching) panel cannot be beat when it comes to consistently delivering top color performance & sharp visibility from multiple viewing angles.
up to 70Hz Refresh Rate: With 75Hz refresh rate, images change faster and smoother than the standard, reducing screen tearing
350 Brightness: Detect impressively subtle & robust color variations with 350 cd/m² brightness.
Multiple Ports: The DisplayPort accelerates refresh rate up to 70Hz, providing the visual edge you need to defeat the competition during all of your gaming exploits. HDMI 1 delivers sharp 4K images at 60Hz while HDMI 2 and 3 deliver this remarkable resolution at 30Hz. Connect your favorite audio devices with Audio Out.
Customers say
Customers find the monitor provides crisp visuals with sharp details. They appreciate its value for money and consider it one of the cheapest 4K monitors available brand new. The monitor works well for general productivity and web content consumption, with no issues. However, some customers dislike the sound quality. There are mixed opinions on resolution, build quality, and brightness.
13 reviews for Sceptre 4K IPS 27″ 3840 x 2160 UHD Monitor up to 70Hz DisplayPort HDMI 99% sRGB Build-in Speakers, Black 2021 (U275W-UPT)
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Mr. Hankey –
Nice monitor, nice price.
Great picture, power supply makes a high pitched whining sound, very annoying. – update – it was a different power supply making the noise. this monitor is great. Refresh rate is meh, but you get what you pay for.
Amazon Customer –
Great monitos for the price
What can I say. Bought these to use for day trading stock. More then enough landscape. Can put everything I need and more on all 4 monitors. Clean, crisp and easy setup. The controls are easy to get at and use. Mounting to stand was easy ( all 4 came with 3 mounting screws instead of 4, found strang). Haven’t found any dead pixels yet.What you see is 4k @ 125% scaling on all 4. Three @ 70hz and one @ 60hz.For the price, i believe there hard to beat.Mounting system is a VIVO Premium Quad Ultra Wide. I bought another just like this one. But it had pivot points on it arms, didn’t workout to will. This one, the arms slide out, worked great.
Nolan Whitaker –
4k Under $200 – It Exceeded All Expectations
When I purchased the Sceptre 4K IPS 27″ 3840 x 2160 UHD Monitor it was the only 4k monitor under $200 on Amazon. Honestly, I didn’t expect much from it, but picture quality is very good. It’s only 60 Hz, but then so are most of the non-gaming 4k monitors. It’s a bit less bright than the older Apple Cinema Displays I was using at the time. I only purchased it to use about a week working remotely with my Apple AirBook while visiting my mother last year, but since then I’ve grown to love it. It’s the primary display for my home office Raspberry Pi, FireStick and digital microscope. It’s actually overkill for those use cases except for FireStick audio. The speakers are terrible, so a sounbar or other speakers are essential for audio applications. Even so, I still rate it 5 stars for picture quality and overall value.
Jader –
Good for the price
The monitor works fine so far, and the image quality is pretty good.I just feel that the text and some image quality at full resolution (3840×2160) is not the best. I see some distortion and not fully clear compared to the other monitor I have.But you get what you ay for, so for the price I would say is a good monitor
R.M. –
Good Quality For Color and Resolution
Even though I’ve only had this Spectre 27″ monitor up and running for 1 day, I use it as a second monitor at my photo/video editing station. My primary monitor is a much more expensive LG Ultrafine monitor and I really have a hard time telling the difference even after color calibrating the LG. The only thing that would change my 5 star rating is it fades quickly over the next few years. Right now I see this as a quality monitor that in the budget price realm.
José Bonilla –
And they say size doesn’t matter…
I’ve been using 4K screens since 2016, when i took a bet on a QNIX monitor. That lived long enough, and 4 years later, i had to replace it. But the only thing that was on my price range was a 27” AOC monitor. Wow, i really missed the size. And then this one got a decent discount to $200, and i have no regrets at all. Color-wise and brightness-wise is better than the AOC monitors, and it is bigger.My unit came with three stuck pixels, but they’re each on one corner, and the advantage of 4K is that pixels are tiny until you get into 60” class screens, so they being stuck doesn’t get noticeable at all. Also, my unit had no IPS glow at all.The second factor that made me buy this is the port selection. Most monitors have two, maybe three ports, usually one DP and two HDMI. HDMI is nerfed too, with only one 2.0 port and the other one being 1.4. To me it doesn’t matter that one port is 1.4 since i just use that to connect my PS4, but usually i need to connect my laptop and a second PC via HDMI, so i’ve been using an HDMI splitter and leaving a rat’s nest of cables behind the screen. Now, this monitor has TWO DP and TWO HDMI ports, so i can connect both my desktops, my laptop and my PS4, and everything gets 4k60 (except my PS4 because the mere idea of 4K makes it sound like a jet turbine), and even the PCs get 4K70 over DisplayPort.The 70 Hz thing… well, that’s my issue with this monitor. It is too low to be really useful over 60 Hz (maybe 75-80 HZ would’ve been better) and even if some people can notice the difference, the fact that this monitor has no adaptive refresh (like Freesync) makes that feature almost useless as a concept. The only saving grace this has, and the reason i am not annoyed with it, is that it is not a heavily marketed feature. Yes, it appears on the Amazon description, but unlike most other El Cheapo monitors, Spectre doesn’t oversell this feature. Hell, they market this more for productivity than for gaming, so yeah, i can live with this.
Ionel Chila –
Beautiful monitor
I had a 27″ and it was flickering for some reason and I replaced it with a 32″ . This one works perfect and for the price is a steal.
Xoandre –
Great screen, but Speakers are horrible
This monitor does the trick for my needs. I’m a 3D Game developer and I just needed a replacement for my previous monitor. This one is affordable and bright. Great for gaming, 3D Animation, and desktop computing. Great resolution, and assembly is a simple 4-screws and a snap.The built-in speakers however, are virtually worthless. At max volume, it’s barely a whisper. The sound has zero tone, no bass, and is the equivalent of listening to a landline phone with the receiver laying on a table 5 feet from you. Not good. Max volume is around 30-40 decibels. Around the level of your refrigerator working to chill your food.
José Adrián Reyna Rodriguez –
Gran monitor, si se calienta mucho truena el plástico, el sonido de las bocinas no es de mucha calidad, la imagen se puede configurar al gusto, la calidad de la imagen con una buena tarjeta gráfica es muy buena y 75hrz están bien para un monitor de esta calidad de imagen que sea económico y funcional para productividad
JT –
Par contre, ne l’acheter pas pour la qualité sonore !
Gus Lozada –
Tiene una resolución altísima perfecta para mi MacBook Pro. Está substituyendo a un Thunderbolt display de 27″.Hay dos situaciones aquí:Es tecnología nueva, así que la resolución es altísima y todo se ve bastante bien. Me gusta que tiene tanto HDMI como Display Port. Uso este último y es mejor que HDMI.Pero “no es apple” -ja!- así que aunque el Thunderbolt Display es tecnología de hace 10 años, no deja de verse mejor que éste, que es totalmente nuevo. Igual no lo uso para algo profesional en cuanto a video, son cosas de oficina y un estudio de producción musical, así que no hay tanta diferencia.Una cosa: la bocinita incluida es una broma. Suena horrible. Pero pues simplemente no la uses y ya o compra unas bocinitas multimedia económicas por ahi y conéctalas a su salida de audio.
Cliente de Amazon –
Producto ok. Alta definición y gasta como 100W cuando está prendido. No tiene plástico en los bordes, pero la pantalla empieza como a los .5 cm del borde, por lo que hay un contorno negro al rededor del monitor, eso lo hace un poco más delicado y le quita un poco de las 32 pulgadas.
Nelson M. –
The image is good but material is very fragile mine cracked just from holding it.