Acer KA272Ubiipx 27 Inch Quad HD Monitor (IPS Panel, FreeSync, 75 Hz, 1 ms, DP, HDMI, Black)

Purchased 2 monitors.Very good value for the money,much cheaper than any of the competitors.Will not be using for gaming so cannot comment.Screen quality is excellent and more than adequate.Overall very happy with my purchase.

Good monitor for the price. Using HDMI gives me no issues with the monitor not waking up.For a cheap entry to 1440p, it is very good.

I'm very satisfied, I wanted an extra screen for my laptop so I can do university stuff easier. As I also do graphic desings, so the high resolution was important to me. I did my research in monitors and looked at tons of reviews, and decided on this one (27" WHQ). I absolutely love it!It has one dead pixel almost on the very edge (maybe 4-5 cm from the edge), but honestly it's not visible at all, I only found it bc I ran a dead pixel test, I probably would have never noticed if not for the test. This also in complience with the manufacturer's guarantee, very happy with it. It has non-reflecting coating, works wonders, I have the same beautiful image even when lamps shine onto it.I've been using it since March 15, no problem since. Can recommend so far, I bought it as a long term "investment", I hope it will have a long life :)EDIT: I've been using it for more than 2 years now, still loving it!

Bought to replace a screen a cat had peed over and ruined. This one fits under a 'bag for life' perfectly (as a screen protector when I'm not using it) and it's really light so easy to lift while I wipe away pee puddles. Also very plain design so very easy to clean.So far it's been perfect for my needs.I'm not a gamer and I only use it for admin so I'm not putting it to the test much.I gave 5 stars for value for money because I literally just picked the cheapest for the size I want.

I'm a casual PC user, not too arty or into video editing, some gaming but not elite.This monitor has a nice screen with good colour. I'm impressed for the price and the screen size.The only thing that really bugs me with this is the kettle plug from the mains goes directly into the socket on the monitor and appears to be a bit unstable, un-powering the monitor if the cable is tapped in the wrong place. The power cord is also very short (1m?)The Acer EH273 (that I knocked over and smashed the screen meaning a replacement was required) had a transformer with a more lightweight cable running to the monitor and a round plug into the monitor that was less easy to disrupt by moving the cable. The cable with the transformer was a decent length.All in all, not a bad monitor at all for the price.

Can't fault it. Paid £120 and if I need another monitor, I will get this one. Crystal clear high def

Very pleased with monitor, particularly for spreadsheets working from home.

OK, I wanted a second screen as I'm working from home like many people in the current environment, so opted for this mainly due to the price. When I connected to my work laptop it was flickering and really unusable. This was because of the driver and settings on my work laptop. After going in to advanced settings and setting the refresh rate to 60 Mhz, I got a good result, not as good as my 32" Aoc UHD, but perfectly usable. I've since found out that my company are updating the drivers and this will result in a better picture on the screen. Because I have a MAC, I plugged this in and it automatically set the refresh rate to 75 and gave me a much better image. I've played WOW on it and it's fine to be honest, although better results on the UHD monitor. Like I said you pay for what you get, if you are willing to do a bit of leg work you can get this working fine. That said, if you can spend an extra £50-£100 you might get something that gives you the picture you want without the leg work. I can't say I'm disappointed, I only use this for reading email, office apps to read and useful information and I use my UHD for my designs. I don't need more than that. If you want the same quality across all screens then 1) make sure your computer can handle multiple displays (MAC doesn't by default) not just OS but ports i.e. HDMI, Display Port, Via etc, 2) make sure your drivers are up to date. 3) buy UHD or better, and expect the bank balance to take a hit!