acerNitro 27" Full HD 1920 x 1080 PC Gaming IPS Monitor | AMD FreeSync Premium | 180Hz Refresh | Up to 0.5ms | HDR10 Support | 99% sRGB | 1 x Display Port 1.2 & 2 x HDMI 2.0 | KG271 M3biip,Black

I was very hesitant to purchase this after reading all the reviews, but I can honestly say that this is a really great monitor for the price. Thank God I haven’t had any real issues with this monitor. The monitor is very thin and has a nice bezel. I get very good frames when I’m playing Fortnite. On thing that I did do but later found out I should not have done was connect my router right behind the monitor as that caused horizontal static lines; those immediately stopped after I removed the router. The box comes with an HDMI and display port cable.I will agree with other reviews that the speakers are not premium and don’t sound as good as other monitors with speakers that I have, but they do get the job done and you can still hear the audio well. The other thing I will agree with other reviewers on is that the stand for this screen is a little flimsy so if you touch the screen often you’ll find that it takes a couple seconds for it to stop shaking all in all for the price. I think this is a really good monitor for someone who’s getting into higher end monitors with better resolution and higher refresh rates. You will have to settle with the color settings a little bit, but I feel like it was pretty minimal and after that the settings were locked. The monitor itself also has some cool features such as reticles and multiple input options. All in all would definitely buy it again.

The media could not be loaded. 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 other modes, even when set to 100, brightness feels low in well lit environments. Turning HDR mode on solves this issue, probably because of increased peak brightness, but this makes it too bright in dark environments, you won't be able to adjust screen brightness in HDR mode. Switching between standard and HDR mode felt a little tedious.2. Overshooting is noticeable to naked eye if overdrive setting is set as extreme. Recommend setting it to minimum, or off, then it’s not at all noticeable.3. Speakers are like what you’d expect in your typical gaming monitors. Pretty mediocre, will get the job done. They lack any base or instrument clarity or separation. In movies or songs, vocals are pretty crisp, but the background music sounds pretty low. Could be solved with headphones or speakers.4. HDMI connections only supports upto 144hz.5. Lack of height adjustment for stand.6. Felt like a thick monitor, build quality is decent, all plastic, does not give you premium feels, but good for it's price.At this point you might be thinking, why did this guy give 5 stars when the cons list is bigger than pros. It's because I compared this with similarly priced Sansui ESA-G27F6Q and Arzopa M1RC side by side, and overall Acer seemed like the best pick in this price range.

Value of product is awesome!I was looking for a 1440p monitor but this 4k was cheaper than some 1440p monitors I was looking at.It looks great! Very sharp and clear!Size is perfect for gaming!Spent 4 hours playing Space Marine 2 on it and so far very impressed. I usually play single player games so above 60hz is not necessary for me.

Tldr: you might want to try buying 144 hrtz over 240, depends on a few things.I could not find a major difference between 240 on this monitor and the 144 on my second monitor, this is a relatively non issue with me, but is a warning for anyone looking into monitors, I'd look into the G27Q (I think it's called) or some other quality 144 hrtz monitor, the difference becomes soft capped after a point and you end up paying more for a quality you cannot decipher precisely.Though I'd be silly to say there isn't an improvement in quality both in the hud menu but a feeling of smoothness from time to time a level above the 144 hrtz, so it could very well be that sometimes I am not getting that full 240 frames per second on the monitor and will be looking into this further by upgrading my computer

If you’re not looking to spend too too much money but still want a decent monitor. Get this. I’ve been a gamer for yearssss and monitors will enhance your gaming experience