Sceptre X5S-Iguana 15" LCD Monitor (Black and Silver)

Amazon.com Product Description

The 15-inch Sceptre X5S-Iguana LCD offers a complete package of features for Mac and PC users. Supporting up to XGA resolution (1024 x 768), this thin-film transistor LCD combines fine 0.297mm pixel pitch, rich 300:1 contrast ratio, wide viewing angles of up to 160 degrees in any direction, and ample 250 cd/m2 brightness for clear images and comfortable, eye-friendly viewing.

Plug-and-play USB connectivity makes setup a breeze. The removable base makes transport and wall-mounting easy. Onscreen display controls allow you to customize your screen settings and those of other users, with menu options available in English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish. The X5S comes backed by a one-year warranty on parts and labor.

Product Description

Sceptre Technologies has remarkable history of manufacturing LCD flat panel monitors. Due to the efforts of its R&D team, Sceptre is proud to say that the company delivers the best Value and Quality LCD products on the market.Sceptre Technologies offers Iguana 15" TFT multimedia LCD monitor. Its slim design, space saving features and wall mount capabilities are designed for modern office and home. This flat panel monitor offers a unique combination of features geared toward making set-up and usage simple, reliable and foolproof while providing maximum productivity. Not only is it energy saving, this LCD monitor is flicker-free and emits nearly no radiation.

Customer Reviews:

DO NOT BUY SCEPTRE PRODUCTS ANY MORE.......2004-06-13

I bought Sceptre product and the quality was not I expected. I contacted their tech support, the customer service was not friendly and not professional.

Price is great..... BUT.............2003-12-28

We absolutely CANNOT get this thing to focus properly. We're not computer experts, however, we are handy w/a computer, and have technological common sense... so you would be remiss to dismiss our opinion as that of the "Joe Next Door" computer owner.

We have followed the directions and trouble shooting directions TO THE "T".... but the only results we can get is a partially in focus/partially out of focus view. If you manage to remove the horizontal and verticial lines so that none appear, as advised in the manual, it still leaves portions of the screen out of focus, so you have to settle on the "lesser of two evils" (which is less important to have in focus).

We've already returned one....and have the same problem with the second one.

We plan on contacting the maker to see if they can offer any better advise than what their manual offers - if we have any luck, we'll gladly edit our opinion to reflect the outcome of our efforts.

Sometimes you just get what you pay for, and that's the bottom line.

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