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

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Although I dont use for gaming, Im sure its great. Im using it now and its large and it works great. Just as it should be. Nice quality easy hookup

Really good. I got it for gaming and it works pretty well. The stand is a bit wobbly though but not too bad. Some games do tend to lag (like Minecraft) but it can easily be fixed. I really like it and I recommend it for beginning gamers and people making a cheap setup. (Also, there is no speakers so you are only able to hear noise with headphones or you will have to go get some speakers and hook them up)

Liviano, imagen de muy buena calidad a un buen precio

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.

Even though these are not the best monitors out there, they are still great 1080p monitors. Ive had 2 of these since early 2021 and the quality is great. Obviously not as good as OLED monitors but still great for what they are, especially at their price point. (I paid $129.00 for each one). Recommended!

size great, working well so far . Pretty easy to install

Caught this on sale...great buy!

Considering this is an IPS panel Im disappointed with how bad the viewing angles and color on this monitor are. By default the monitor has this horrible yellow tint on everything, changing the preset to Cool seems to help a bit but makes colors all washed out. After some fine tuning I was able to make it tolerable but not pleasant. The viewing angles are laughingly bad I thought this was a TN panel at first even looking at it dead on the corners looked horrible. Aside from that the fact that the power button is not separated or even textured differently from the others is horrible design decision. Even for the price its slightly disappointing I have a $100 LGTV that has better viewing angles and color than this. Personally Id recommend to spend more on a good high quality monitor than try to look through the dumpster that is the budget category.

On the left is a Gigabyte m27q. An extreme budget 1440p, 27, 170hz monitor I paid $259 last year. On the right is the Acer SB241YH sold in this listing. Its a 1080p, 23.8, 75hz monitor for $154.99. The $100 difference should be in smaller size and lack of resolution. But instead its smaller size, less resolution AND awful colors, no darks, blocky edges. Its terrible! I am not spoiled by my m27q because this Acer monitor is replacing a super cheap old 24 1080p LED ViewSonic (that died after it drank my coffee) that I used for a 3rd monitor for spreadsheets. That cheap 6 or 8 year old worn out monitor had way better colors than brand new this junk.. Acer you should be ashamed of yourself. There is no way this monitor should be sold for anything over $75-80. At the time of writing this review its back in the box for return.