Acer KG271 bmiix 27 Full HD (1920 x 1080) TN Monitor with AMD FREESYNC Technology (2 x HDMI & VGA Port),Black

The only downside is the unadjustable base, was a great monitor until i tipped it over and smashed the screen :(

Great monitor! Have not had any issues with dead pixels and the refresh rate is awesome.

This is my first gaming monitor after years of gaming on a large TV. I would buy again, especially for a second (chat or video editing) monitor. My ONLY issue is that I didnt realize it only had VGA and 2 HDMI ports. I wish it had a display port but HDMI works great too!

One broken led that I just couldnt ignore even if I tried even if it only was for the color black hopefully I can get a replacement and give this item 5 stars Got a working replacement and I got what I paid for which is a 100-120 dollar monitor that can run 75hz with free-sync and my only downside is since the screen is so big its actually harder to define some of the colors for lower quality images but watch on 4k and you are in for a treat.

Decent looking monitor and it performed well, but there are a couple of major drawbacks to this monitor if you are planning on using it for a triple screen setup. I chose these for my sim racing rig mostly because of the zero frame/small bezel width. It does have very small bezels, however, the screen does not extend all the way to the frame so it negates the benefits of the small bezels. Also, there is a protrusion on the bottom of the monitors that do not allow you to mate up the screens without a visible gap. These are also very loud. There is a constant ticking sound coming from the back of the monitors when on. I didnt notice it while gaming with the volume up, but as soon as you stop gaming its very noticeable and extremely annoying. Now imagine 3 of them all ticking at the same time. I also had to fight with Amazon for a half a day about returning them. Finally they relented. Just be aware of that.

Absolutely amazing monitor for the price! Images are nice and crisp! Not quite as bright as my other monitor, but then again this was 1/3 the price. The viewing angles are limited, but that is to be expected with this type of monitor. Honestly if you dont need the best of the best, this monitor is absolutely the best budget monitor out there as of when I wrote this review. Once I am immersed in my game there is zero difference between this monitor and my top of the line one.

This is an AMAZING monitor with great image quality, 1 ms response time, and 144 hz refresh rate. However, you need to be very knowledgeable about computers before making such an expensive purchase. First of all, expect initial image quality issues, and also expect the Display Port to stop working on you for no reason at all. If this happens, it doesnt mean you need to RMA your video card or get a new cable, its a known issue with Display Port which is not tried and true. Only buy this monitor if you know exactly what youre doing and are a computer expert like I am. If not, youll run into nothing but hassle and problems. BTW, contrary to other reviewers, the integrated speakers are excellent for an apartment setting where subwoofers and extremely loud sound would be disturbing. If you want bass and loudness, get a pair of 7.1 headphones. Whats nice about the integrated speakers is that they dont disturb the neighbors, are loud, and allow me to take the headphones off when not gaming. Excellent monitor, just not for the amateur.

I bought this as an upgrade from an ancient 22 Dell monitor. Installing the base was simple and it came with the power cable, an HDMI cable, and VGA+Audio cables. I like the matte finish on the screen to reduce glare and it looks very nice overall. Once hooked up using the provided HDMI cable, the picture wasnt the best. The colors were washed out and scrolling webpages seemed to produce a ghosting effect. I found out through another review here that this was because of the overdrive feature. After I turned that off, the ghosting stopped. I also turned off the black boost and the color quality seemed to improve. The built-in speakers are about useless though. At max volume, I can barely hear any sound and it is very high-pitched. Also, be careful changing settings because some of them (Like the blue light filter) like to turn overdrive back on without telling you. Overall, Im pretty happy with my purchase. I got a really nice monitor without spending a fortune.

Great monitor for tge price. Was looking for 60hrz, 1080p, 1ms gtg, and vesa monted. Cant go wrong wgen on a buget. Bottom of the monitor has a plastic brushed alluminum look Not too gamer look and fits in any desk setup. Seems like it has a tiny bezel and it does but there is still some space around the bezel with no screen.

I do light gaming and a lot of video editing. Blacks look nice on this monitor and the brightness is great. I wish there was a height adjustment, but it only has a tilt feature. People are having a bit of trouble with FREESYNC and it is true. FREESYNC did work for me in the first few months but it stopped working after that. I know there is a way to fix it with some drivers from ACER, but I just never bothered. The monitor does say that it can support 144Hz but I am only able to get a max of 75Hz. I know it has something to do with the FREESYNC, but I just never bothered because I dont really notice any ghosting when I play games or when I am working on videos. If you want to have a decent monitor then this is the one for you. If you are a snob about video quality then go with the ACER Predator series.