Acer Nitro 27" WQHD 2560 x 1440 PC Gaming IPS Monitor | AMD FreeSync Premium Up to 180Hz Refresh 0.5ms DCI-P3 95% 1 Display Port 1.2 & 2 HDMI 2.0 XV271U M3bmiiprx,Black

Awesome monitor for the price. I got it for watching movies and occasional gaming, 300hz really makes the difference, I had 240 & 280 earlier and games feel much smoother, The colors need a bit calibration but after that the colours are pretty alright! Build quality is solid, I love the design to provide more airflow and it really helps! I do notice some kind of grain and flicker but for this price it makes sense, Setting up the monitor was very very easy, I play CS and casually the other games and i'm satisfied with what I got. I personally never used USB ports because I don't need to use them but they will definitely help if you need to charge your phone through it or need some extra ports! Speakers have a very low sound, I got another acer brand monitor , which was around $100 and they sound three times higher in the volume but I rarely use it. Gaming wise this monitor is more than enough you need, Good gaming monitor for the attractive price!

For starters, the Acer brand has never let me down as far as quality and performance goes. I have a Acer CB242Y as my secondary monitor that has lasted for YEARS and still performs like new. I also tried their XFA 23.8” model that was great as well but I recently upgraded GPUs so I have 2K gaming capability now and decided to stay within the brand family and give this model a shot. Monitor shopping definitely seems to be a gamble, this model I received is excellent. Great color/ picture quality. Frames are fast and smooth. IPS light bleed at the edges exists (you’ll never get an IPS display that doesn’t have it) albeit, very minimally which is nice to see. The size is great for most gaming, like single player immersive story AND competitive PVPs like first / third person shooters.I have not experienced any visual anomalies like dead pixels or flickering. Though I will update my review should anything happen. I also like that this monitor has DP 1.4 connection, idk why it seems like all these gaming monitors are running 1.2. Console players beware, this is a HDMI 2.0 monitor so it may not provide you the latest and greatest performance for gaming through that port.

This is possibly the best bang for your buck monitor in the 240-300hz IPS range. But what does bang for your buck mean? This does not mean it's the best quality panel you can buy, but it's also not the cost of a top tier panel. You are getting an imperfect panel with still great performance at a great price. The motion clarity is great. The colors are great. And the contrast for an IPS panel are pretty decent. So what's the catch? You are playing the panel lottery. There is likely going to be slightly noticeable backlight bleed. You may get a panel with a dead pixel/imperfection and have to send it back for a replacement. The first one I bought was such. The replacement had no dead pixels or bright spots. The viewing angles aren't the best in terms of typical IPS angles. You are probably going to notice vignetting up close (where the sides are darker than the center). But keep in mind... I didn't pay $400 plus dollars. I got it on sale for $250. It's constantly on sale for $280 which I also still find to be reasonable. I think the monitor is honestly worth up to $300. Note that it does have DSC that can be turned off. I'm running at 240hz 8 bit with no DSC and it's a great experience. So if you are looking to finally delve into higher refresh rate gaming but don't have $400/$500, this is the monitor for you. Buy it knowing it won't be perfect, but also knowing you are getting a heck of a deal for an overall very good monitor.

It is a monitor with a good price/quality, it has a good range of colors and is pleasant to look at, it has no ghosting and having 180Hz is good. The design is nice, with thin edges. Something to consider is that the anti-reflection of the monitor is not very good, so it is advisable to play with the light off.But keep something important in mind, it is an IPS monitor so it has light leaks, I come from a VA monitor, so they are somewhat annoying. But I still consider that it is worth having this monitor despite those light leaks, it is true that VA monitors have better black contrast and in general there are quite a few discussions about which monitor is better. But in my personal opinion, the color change between a VA and an IPS is impressive, games, videos, movies change in an extraordinary way. So despite having considerable light leaks, I still recommend it as a good quality/price monitor.

Excellent Display and Performance – Highly Recommended!I recently purchased the 27-inch Acer monitor, and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance! The large screen size is perfect for both work and entertainment, offering an expansive display without feeling overwhelming. The 2560x1440 resolution delivers crisp, vibrant visuals that are perfect for everything from gaming to watching movies and editing photos. The colors are rich and accurate, and the sharpness is exceptional at this size.The refresh rate is fantastic, providing a smooth experience whether I'm gaming or multitasking. The 180Hz refresh rate feels fluid, and there's no noticeable lag or motion blur. Plus, the IPS panel ensures excellent viewing angles, so the image looks great no matter where you're sitting.Set-up was a breeze, with the monitor's slim profile and sleek design adding a modern touch to my desk. The stand is sturdy, and the adjustable height, tilt, and swivel options make it easy to find the perfect viewing angle.For those who spend long hours in front of a screen, the Acer monitor also features blue light filtering technology, which has significantly reduced eye strain during extended sessions.Overall, the 27-inch Acer monitor offers incredible value for its price. It's a reliable, high-quality display that meets all my needs for work and play. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for an affordable, high-performance monitor!