Acer UM.HS1AA.D01 S271HL DBID 27-Inch Screen LCD Monitor

I have a number of these monitors (for about 3 + years) as I prefer to wrap into nVidia surround mode. They are inexpensive, light, thin, and very low maintenance (nothing...turn it on). The earlier ones (same model) I purchased have a 1 cm bezel (approx), but the latest one I bought has almost NO bezel. The screen almost goes to the edge of the monitor. It looks much cleaner, however you do NOT get the benefit of a wider to the edge view. The display still seems to end about 1 cm from the edge. Still though, I have NO issue with the gap between monitors. Just a bit of space when two are put together. It is just fine for simulators, etc. I will say though that the display port output is a bit washed out (black is basically gray). May be a function of the video card. The HDMI output however is sharp!

ACER IS MY NUMBER ONE CHOICE FOR MONITORS I have Three of these monitors they are great in everyway possible they are 27 inch Led'$ with all the bells and whistles VGA DVI and HDMI I could not have asked for a better display I choose ACER over any other brand of monitors for computers. I have this hooked up to my 2008 Mac Pro with 32GB of Ram running 4 displays but only two are ACER the other two are Samsung and HP two are the same and two are not but I enjoy none the less 5 stars for me 2012 acers are the best of the very best.,

Wanted dual display monitors now that I am WFH. Works for what I needed.

Very nice monitor. I can't give it a 5 star because of false advertising. The monitor described and shown is not the one you get. The Dbid is the one shown, but the Ibidx is the one that was shipped. The Ibidx has almost no bezel where as the Dbid has about a half inch bezel. So if this is your only monitor or you are buying more than one for your setup, then this will be a great monitor. If you are buying it match your existing Dbid monitor, then look elsewhere.

I ordered this as an identical match to the monitor I already own which is a "Dbid." The pictures in the ad are the "Dbid" model, but I received a model "Dbidx" which has a super thin bezel and DOES NOT MATCH the "Dbid" model advertised. I decided to spend the extra money to get a matching 2nd monitor for my business as the one I had did not match. Now I'm in the exact same spot I started, and my wallet is $200 lighter! The monitor they sent works great, but it's not the one advertised! Sadly disapointed! Either change the ad to reflect the product accurately, or take it down! This is totally unprofessional! One star because zero isn't an option!

Got this monitor on sale for just under 200 and I love it. The VGA, DVI, and HDMI outlets in the back are all easily accessible, which means setting it up takes no more than 10 minutes. The screen is bright enough that you can use it almost in direct sunlight and still see a picture with little glare. There are little buttons next to the power button that let you adjust monitor settings (brightness, color scheme, etc.) and they're completely functional and unintrusive. We have it on a rotating platform as a third monitor/TV and switching from work (PC) to movies (Mac) to games (Wii) literally happens at the push of a button.

I loved the first one I got so much. The colors were vibrant and it was full of life. So I wanted one more to dual screen. My second, the colors were really dull. That's what options are for, right? I found the color menu lacking. I could only do so much to try to get them as close as possible. If you have a video card like nVidia, you have way more tweeking options. So I have them looking good. But one of the main reasons I got these was also to hook up my gaming systems to them. Computer running through the DVI-D port and systems using the HDMI port. Works perfect. I can switch between them like a breeze. However the audio is a whole other story. Past monitors I could plug in and go. This one sounds distant and very quiet. Volume control? Boy I wish! While a volume icon is there, its unselectable. I've checked the CD included and tried to find any drivers. Nothing. I currently am running the audio to my sound card's AUX port. While better, it's still very quiet. My past LG and ASUS monitors were excellent in the audio department. I'm returning these and will go with another brand.

I have purchased eight of these monitors. Two for my home office, two for my 'office office', and then two each for two employees. These are fantastic monitors, I use them in tandem for a dual monitor setup. I have a 60 inch wide desk with normal depth and still have a lot of space. I use a keyboard on TOP of the desk...I am not cramped for space at all.