Acer SB271 bi 27.0 Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS Zero Frame Home Office Monitor | AMD FreeSync Technology | Ultra-Thin Stylish Design Vision Care | Low Blue Light | Tilt | HDMI & VGA Ports

I cannot speak to the Gaming Category - I dont do gaming! That said, for the money, I defy anyone to find a better computer monitor! This is second one I have. I gave the older 21 model to my wife - its several years old with zero problems!

I use this as a second laptop monitor. 1080P isnt the greatest resolution and you can see pixels but for the money its fine. I probably wouldnt get it or gaming , just a second laptop monitor.

1. No vesa mount holes! You can’t mount this monitor on a standard wall mount. 2. Despite advertising itself as being very thin, it is only thin at the top. It has a large rectangular area at the bottom that is actually much thicker.

My best monitor in many years. I dont talk about games becasuse I dont game but it is excelent for day by day use.

Just OK for regular use, not for gaming or anything that requires high quality picture

So, I thought I actually hit the jackpot but I did not. The monitor is not zero-frame, it gets very close but its not there. While the frame is narrow, it is thicker that it should be (its about 4-5mm). Outside that, the picture quality is good and the refresh rates and picture quality are very nice for the price point. For a work/office monitor, light gaming or secondary monitor is an excellent purchase.

Purchased 2 of these for standard office use. After 1 week (or less) of normal use, with PC sleep settings (not on 24/7), one monitor was having serious burn in issues and image retention. I removed the monitor from the PC from which the images were burnt in or retained, and they still show up while powering on a disconnected monitor. I plugged it into an entirely different PC, and after 10 minutes, it was getting burn-in / retention from the other PC after under 20 minutes. Sent in for replacement - but thats kind of the risk you take when buying cheap Acer monitors. These should be $90 to $110 normally, but it seems like a shortage is driving up the prices. Aside from one of the two being defective, the one that works is okay. Acceptable for a standard office worker.

the monitor itself is really good but if youre buying this just know that youre gonna need some kind of adapter for the display port. The display port it comes with is outdated and isnt even an HDMI cable.

Would probably recommend a 2k monitor over a 1080p monitor, but overall this is the best bang for the buck monitor I could find on the market. Works stunningly good

Ive been happy with this monitor, but I wish I had realized that they dont come with speakers. Otherwise, I would recommend them. I dont use it for gaming so I cant comment on that.