Sceptre 40 inch 1080p HDMI LED Display, Metal Black 2018 (X415BV-FSRR)

This TV is obviously too big for most people to use as an additional PC monitor, but that's exactly how I use it. I assigned it as a fourth monitor, set about 3 feet back up on the wall behind my other 3 27" monitors, and it works perfectly. Unlike other LED/LCD TV's I've used as computer monitors in the past, the pixels on this are accurately depicted just like any other standard computer monitor. They are, however, much larger since the resolution is the same (1920x1080 pixels across a 40 inch screen compared to 1920x1080 pixels across a 32 inch screen). But that's what I was looking for since I intended for this screen to be further away than the others.Picture and video quality is very good for the price. For my use as a fourth monitor, I just use this screen as overflow when I'm working. So I might have 20 windows opened across my other 3 main monitors, while this one is used for media windows like Plex, YouTube, podcasts, etc. I can't say much for playing games on it, since I haven't used it for that, but it does play back video just as smoothly as my other monitors. I would probably prefer a high refresh rate 4K monitor for gaming, but this TV's specs are more than enough for my everyday uses - coding, Unity3D, Adobe products, office work, and web browsing.Another nice feature is the lack of smart TV functionality. For my setup I didn't want a smart TV because they tend to cause connection issues with my computer when acting as a monitor. More specifically, smart TV's tend to do "smart" things like automatically switch the input source when they detect connection changes. In other words, anytime my computer goes to sleep or reboots, this functionality would drop connection and require me to manually select the previous input again. Since I wanted to always remain on the same HDMI input, I didn't want to hassle with anything like that. Furthermore, If I ever change my mind and want to add smart TV capability I could just plug in a Fire Stick, Roku, Chromecast, Apple TV, or whatever, in to any of the HDMI ports (of which this TV has 3).All around, I would definitely buy this TV again. I'm actually so impressed that I might even set up one of my other computers with a huge desk and use several of these as monitors instead of using normal desktop monitors. If you need an inexpensive, good HD (not UHD) picture, no "smart" integration TV - you can't go wrong with this one.

Huge bang for the buck at 200 dollars.1-40 watts.Beat that,I couldnt on a 40 inch screen.Solar?Off grid? Just want to use less power?This is the answer2-No spyware I could find.A good DUMB monitor,I like that3-Play around with video color settings.Its not a Plasma,duh,but its darn good for 200 dollars.4-Sound pitiful.Add your soundbar or use your Surround Sound,it has a setting for it and BINGO,Bobs Your Uncle,you have a nice simple capable Home Theater thats as efficient as you could hope for.With todays uncertain power grid,this is a good answer.Just buy it.Its a good solution.

Great picture. Definitely the best aspect of the TV, especially one this cheap. The sound quality wasn't great, but not awful either. It works well if you don't need really high volume. The quality of the TV itself also feels rather cheap. The plastic doesn't seem like great quality, especially the remote. But I don't think it's a problem at all, especially if you're careful. Overall, I'm satisfied with this TV. Something this size with great picture quality for less than $200 is a good deal, especially since you can make up for the sound quality with a speaker or sound bar.

I wanted a non-smart TV that didn't require an internet connection to work. I am very pleased with this Sceptre TV. The picture quality is good if you are viewing from directly in front of the TV. The picture is a slightly washed out looking when viewed off center. I use a sound bar with the TV. The built-in speakers have no bass at all. But these problems are common with the current generation of LED TVs. The TV was packaged well and arrived undamaged. Set-up was simple. The TV's case seems sturdy. It doesn't flex when attached to a VESA TV stand. I recommend this TV to anyone who wants a good, basic, non-smart tv.

Good TV. It was just what I wanted. Few complaints I have will on volume and installation. The screws were so not appropriate, It took me almost an hour to screw on the stands/legs, my hands and fingers were sore. it was so difficult to install and I instantly regretted the purchase. The volume isn't good enough as well. I had my Netflix movie at 100% volume but still was straining to hear.

I bought this for my elderly parents, they have trouble navigating through all the internet manufacturing apps, drove them nuts. They were happy enough where they bought a 2nd one of these TVs for the bedroom.No internet, just local stations. Easy to use and does a fairly good job pulling in local stations.

I purchased this for my Mom as her TV had just died after 15 years of service. I decided to ship it to my place first so I could test it and I am glad I did. The package arrived overnight, which was great although it was also just shipped in the retail box so anyone who can see your front door area will know what you purchased. The packaging appeared fine. I unboxed it and plugged it into one of my blu-ray players and started the setup process. The menu system was easy and setup was done in just a couple of minutes. I started playing the disc that was in the player and worked on the sound and picture settings. The picture was very vivid and clear...... For all of about 10 minutes ...Then the picture started flickering ... would cut out and go to blue screen ... then back to the movie ... then snow ... then black. After which, I couldn't get it to power back on.So, it was great while it lasted. Now I get the fun of hauling this over to the local UPS office for shipment back.

The volume went out completely. I just bought it less then a year ago.. Don't buy this TV the picture is terrible as well as the settings..