Nitro by Acer 27 Full HD 1920 x 1080 1500R Curve PC Gaming Monitor | AMD FreeSync Premium | 165Hz Refresh | 1ms (VRB) | ZeroFrame Design | 1 x Display Port 1.4 & 2 x HDMI 2.0 Ports ED270R Mbmiiphx

It is a bit big and you can adjust the height by just simply pushing down or pulling up

I have really enjoyed putting this setup together and have been planning this 3 monitor array since I started building my computer back in 2016. The monitor addition was the last purchase because I was using other monitors before taking a new job and moving to my home office to work. I would recommend these monitors as mid-range (not cheap, but not gaming) monitors that perform with g-sync and 144 hz. They work well for a surround capable card (in my case, dual G1 Gaming Windforce GTX 970) and run my flight sim (XPlane 11) and games like Shadow of War quite well. All monitors are running via DisplayPort from my GPU. These are curved monitors, but I dont notice the curve when sitting at my desk. Some items to consider if you are buying these monitors: ~ They are not gaming monitors. At best, I would classify these as mid-range, multi-purpose monitors. ~ The 144 hz g-sync was a seller for me, but isnt for everyone ~ The DisplayPort is also accompanied by an HDMI port, but cant run 144 hz on HDMI. ~ The Mounts for these monitors are all right, but multiple-monitors makes my desk super-cluttered, so I got a single 3-mount stand. ~ 2 of these monitors came with the same colour profile on startup, the other was magenta. It took me about a month to get it all the same. ~ Single Button Menu navigation is pretty rough. Overall, these are not deal breakers for me. I like the monitors and now enjoy a great view out of my X-Plane sim.

Great picture! Easily runs 120fps. I use this for my ps5 and it’s so much crispier than using a tv. I would suggest this to any gamer. I wish the monitor telescoped higher but it’s not a deal breaker.

Great picture! Easily runs 120fps. I use this for my ps5 and it’s so much crispier than using a tv. I would suggest this to any gamer. I wish the monitor telescoped higher but it’s not a deal breaker.

This was my first monitor upgrade from a monitor Ive had for about 13 years. Its a gorgeous display, love the 144hz refresh rate. Awesome monitor for the price. Pictured on the left in the photo of my setup! Plus, I have a bias towards Acer monitors since my first one that lasted me so long had no intention of breaking as far as I can tell despite daily, multi-hour use for more than a decade. Great quality monitors from Acer. I always recommenced them first over any other monitor brand. Edit 12/9/2020: I still think that overall, the monitor is very nice, but ive had issues both with the screen displaying strangely for seemingly no reason [it splits down the center and one half is offset; turning the monitor off and on again resolves this issue] and I absolutely HATE that the off switch isnt just press it and the monitor turns off.. No, you have to press and hold the stupid thing for anywhere between 5 and 10 seconds, and sometimes it seems like it doesnt register my press at all. Im never sure if Im pressing it down right until Ive wasted 5-10 seconds waiting to see if its turning off. I dont know if this is just a thing with the monitor I got, but if its a design decision, it was really stupid one. It makes the half second act of turning off my displays at night take 10 times as long for no reason. Pressing it once doesnt even serve a function, so I really dont know why its like this. Furthermore, ive had some uneven lighting develop behind the panel which is very distracting on any dark scenes happening on the display. Its a fine monitor for the price, but it seems like quality assurance isnt there and some design decisions for its functions were brainless. Im marking it at 4 stars, but its more like 3.8 out of 5. Id love to know if these issues are because my unit is defective, or because the monitor was designed stupidly. Edit 6/18/2021: I finally replaced this monitor with the LG 27GL850 - a very glamorous upgrade indeed! The backlight bleed on this monitor, now that I have a better one to compare it to, was rather bad. Its surely manageable for the amount I spent on it originally - but its maybe better to save up for something a little better! I loved this monitor of course, but the backlight flickering I could never figure out how to fix was a huge drawback.

I recommend looks good on the games and YouTube really pops the setup and also has speakers on it so thats a plus

Great deal and quality

I’ve owned these screens for about 2 years now, and I must say - they are absolutely hands down the best purchase for my gaming setup I have ever made. I am running a fairly high end system, a 3080 and equally powerful components. Most people will say that a 3080 is too powerful for 1080p, but I say that it removes the need to upgrade in the future. That being said, here are my pro’s and con’s after several years of ownership: Pros: -Great size for a 1080p. Fits perfectly on my desk (utilizing a VESA mount) -Tiny bevel on edges, making a multiple display setup perfect -144hz speaks for itself, incredibly smooth -Lots of options for color tweaking -Low ms delay, great for FPS gaming -Subtle but great curve, not too hard on your eyes -Sturdy design, no flimsy backing or bendy screen Cons: -Freesync really only works well on games that support 144hz, anything lower and it usually causes screen tear and artifacts -The white backlight can bleed through causing some black settings to look more Grey -The provided stands offer only a little range of motion, highly suggest getting a VESA compatible mount -The menu button can sometimes be a pain and not work correctly All in all I highly recommend these displays for the price. I actually ended up breaking one during a move and loved them so much that I bought a replacement.

i have had these for a bit and wanted to wait to do a review, i bought 2 of these to replace 2 32 inch tcl tvs and i must say as for me the visual was something to get use to going from big to a lil smaller but worth the money and the smaller aspect. the clearity alone makes up for not having a few extra inches. remember guys its not how big but how we use it!

I had been shopping and comparing features and qualities for a gaming monitor for about 6 months – I wanted: 27” to 32”, curved, 4K and hi-refresh rate – there are a few to compare and size up at those specs – once I understood the panel types (IPS, VA and TN), free-sync and all that, I knew what to look for and at what price – The monitors amazon carried, that I liked, are: a couple of MSI models, Acer, Sceptre, BenQ just to name a few – since this is my first BIG, late model gaming monitor, refresh rate was important – also quality and resolution – then price – here’s what I found: a lot of comparable features from known brands – and varied pricing – I decided not to go with 4K since refresh was nominal 60 hz and any faster was way expensive – so, I decided to go with 2K and 144 hz – once I carefully considered my space and proximity, 27” would be excellent (it’s actually huge) – so with that, I narrowed the field to Acer, Sceptre and MSI (specs and price) - Having read the reviews, all 3 were rated 4 stars by hundreds of buyers - The MSI models were not sold thru amazon prime and would take over a week to arrive, and they’re kinda pricy (rgb and other fancies) – the Sceptre was over $70 more than the Acer, with all the same specs – so, I chose the Acer ED273 – the most recent reviews said the Acer was a very good choice and I agreed that this has the best features and value – I was right! This is a great monitor, it was ready to play right out of the box and, overall, it has exceeded my expectations – Here’s a few things of interest: build quality, excellent - overall aesthetics: thin bezel, slim design (no big bulges), nice finish, flat matt screen, just right curve, excellent picture quality – the stand is heavy with a metal base and reinforced vertical post and mount (vesa 100) – My only gripe would be the separate power brick – but for the price, I’m OK with it – the port sockets are located center-back facing down – this makes it difficult to find and insert the video and power connectors – you’ll also get an HDMI and DP cable each – tried as I might, I couldn’t find any info on cable length (my desktop setup requires a longer cable, at least 6’), so instead of ordering a longer cable, I’d wait and see if the shipped cables would work – they didn’t – they are about 4’ long – a little short for me – so I used a 6’ HDMI cable I had laying around until I received an ordered 6’ DP cable from prime (about $10) – on HDMI the refresh is capped at 120 hz – with the DP cable I’m now using, refresh is the full 144 hz – So, overall, I’m very happy with the Acer ED273 – quality, features and price combine to make this an excellent buy – it comes packaged double boxed and incapsulated in foam, plastic film and protective cloth - 5 stars!