Sceptre X 7G Naga 17 inch LCD Monitor

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Average User Rating

(3.00 out of 5) from 5 reviews

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!!!DON'T BUY THIS MONITOR!!!

(1.00 out of 5) by alexnder on Dec 4, 2007

Pros: cheap price
Cons: cheap "Made in China" junk
The Bottom Line: Do not buy. Obvious manufacturer defects in product line.

The company I work for purchased nearly 20 of these monitors from a major on-line computer store. In ...
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Sceptre X7

(5.00 out of 5) by stormleader on Oct 18, 2007

Pros: Inexpensive. Clear, bright screen. Low heat emission.
Cons: D-Sub only output.
The Bottom Line: The Sceptre X7 is light on your wallet. It's 8ms response rate will leave thoughts of ghosting and shadowing in the dark. This is a high performance, high quality monitor.

I have a Sceptre NAGA VI (X7) LCD Flat panel, and I have to say it's a great monitor. I purchased it ...
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Do Not Buy This Product

(1.00 out of 5) by carin1 on Jul 23, 2007

Pros: Good price for the size of product.
Cons: Horrible customer service and warranty. Product breaks right after warranty expires, how convenient.

My husband and I both bought this monitor at the same time after purchasing new computers in July 20 ...
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A Good LCD Monitor For A Good Price

(3.00 out of 5) by truegenius on Jan 11, 2007

Pros: Good color and definition, simple cabinet design, very good price.
Cons: Controls are non-intuitive and tricky to use.
The Bottom Line: A good budget monitor that provides more space for your Windows desktop icons than a conventional monitor. Although its cabinet design isn't hip or sleek, it's not bad.

When it comes to technology, I am usually a late adopter. When most people had cell phones, I was st ...
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Budget LCD Monitor

(5.00 out of 5) by chretiensucks on Nov 7, 2006

Pros: Price, Decent picture quality
Cons: No built-in speakers or other available inputs
The Bottom Line: Anyone looking for a low-priced LCD monitor with no bells and whistles, look no further.

Yes, it’s 2006 and I still had a 15” CRT monitor it for my computer. Even though we had gone ...
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