Acer Nitro 27in QHD 2560x1440 IPS 180Hz Gaming Monitor XV271U M3bmiiprx

I bought two of these monitors for my set up after upgrading from 1080 P. The refresh rate is very smooth and the HDR setting is very nice. The colors are true and the lighting is bright. I also enjoy the small borders around the monitor making it feel almost nonexistent. I really enjoy these monitors and would recommend them to anybody as they’re a decent price for what you get.

Great monitor, couldn’t have asked for more at this price point. Great picture quality, great color quality, great appearance. I’ve yet to test how long it holds up when mounting, but so far it’s been easy to mount and has held up for a short while. Responsive and high refresh rate. I would recommend.

Let's get straight to business with this review.This monitor has been with me since July of last year, and it's safe to say it's held up amazingly. I upgraded from a basic 1080p monitor from Sceptre (that I still use as a secondary monitor to this day), and while the color profile is different (until making adjustments on the monitor itself), the high refresh rate makes it a super smooth experience, especially for gaming. Not to mention, with a powerful enough graphics card (I rock a 4080 Super), the high refresh rate paired with high fidelity makes all aspects of gaming gorgeous, to the point

I am not someone to skimp around with tech stuff. I put some research into what I was buying for my screens (purchased 2 of these). For the price comparison, I got amazing quality without breaking the bank. They are super bright, offer multiple gaming lighting and settings, and are plug and play. I use a gaming laptop and docking station and have had no issues with the responsiveness and working together with my system. I highly recommend.

This monitor works great and getting it on sale made it even better. 1440p is all you will ever need especially for console gaming. It runs up to 180hz on display port but hdmi it can reach 120hz easily allowing you to maximize your response time for your console and give yourself more time to react. You can quickly switch between different modes for different games and even create user specific modes that you can adjust to your hearts desire. All of the display settings are easily adjustable through the analog button on the rear of the monitor. Also the monitor has settings that can actively

this monitor was a HUGE upgrade for me. going from a 24”, 1080p res, 70hz refresh to this beauty was absolutely game changing. it comes with a displayport in box, but you can use an hdmi as well! i’ve had great results from using the displayport though. the movement is smooth and the colors show beautifully! it really makes my (in progress) desk setup pop <3the only thing i notice is that the built-in speakers quality isn’t the best, but since i have my own speakers i’ve been using this isn’t a problem for me! i only tested with music, so if you’re looking for great music speakers i’d check ot

This is a review after 3 months of usage, spoiler alert, I’m pretty happy with it.*I bought this 27inch 1440p 180Hz (KG271U N3bmiipx) monitor for around 170 usd with offer and taxes.Pros:1. 2K, very fast 180hz refresh rate, with built in speakers for 170 USD.2. Pretty high color range (DCI-P3 95%), not verified, but to naked eye, love the vivid colour accurate display, this was important to me.3. IPS screen, meaning good viewing angles, also important for good viewing experience.4. Decent HDR for an IPS LCD budget monitor.5. Didn't notice any flickering.Reasons for asterisk:1. In standard or o

I upgraded from a Sceptre monitor that only did 1920x1080, so this (being at 2560x1440) is a noticeable step up without breaking the bank. It's really sharp, and the IPS panel allows for an easier, more enjoyable time editing photos and videos, as well as gaming. I also just upgraded to an Xbox Series S from an Xbox One S, so gaming at 120fps has added so much quality of life to my gaming experience. I highly recommend this monitor if you're working on a budget-friendly setup, looking for a budget-friendly monitor, or just on the market for a new upgrade that can handle up to 180Hz (which you