Acer KA272U biipx 27” WQHD 2560 x 1440 IPS Zero-Frame Monitor with 75Hz Refresh Rate and AMD Radeon FreeSync Technology (Display Port & 2 x HDMI 1.4 Ports) Black

This monitor has excellent display quality — crisp, clear, and vibrant with great color accuracy. Setup was extremely simple and took just a few minutes. It feels durable and well-built, and the design is clean and modern, which looks great on any desk. A solid choice for both work and entertainment!

I bought two of these monitors for my home office setup and they have been absolutely wonderful! The screens are large and clear, whether sitting close or far away. They are not very heavy, and installed easily on my monitor stand. They support both 1080p and 2K, which is convenient because my primary laptop can handle outputting at 2K to both monitors but my work laptop cannot. That is no fault of the monitors, but just make sure your computer can use their full potential before getting them for your setup. I would recommend getting decent cables too. Honestly, these were a great purchase and I get a lot of use out of them! For something that I use every day, I am very happy!

Good quality video but the standis not ergonomic. Luckily bi have an extra stand makes it much more versatile

A very solid, name-brand, 27” 2K resolution monitor for the money. No flashy extras - but good set of standard features: narrow bezel, HDMI & Display port inputs and solid tilt-base. For the low price (there was an instant discount when I purchased this so it was only $130!) - it’s a bargain.

This monitor is absolutely infuriating. Probably the best value for 1440p 27" that is not used, open boxed or clearanced. Made by a really good company. Look up the specs on your own.....butDon't buy this monitor if you have any desire or future plan to use its Display Port to drive it. Yes I read the reviews before I ordered. Yes I figured that those guys were doing something wrong. Yes I took the risk going in that I'd never need to use the DP connection. I was wrong on all fronts.On a MSI B450 mobo, R3600, 32G ram, M.2's, ssd's, big spinning disk computer currently sporting a GTX1660. A modern hardware set.THE Monitor WILL NOT wake from sleep with the DP. IT Will Not. I've done my own exhaustive research. Drivers, settings, cable swaps. No Go. Works 100% from HDMI, crap from DP. Didn't matter until a friend gave me a older gen VR google set that needed HDMI. My GPU only has the 1 hdmi. SO I need to go to DP for the monitor to open up the other for VR. Nope, I want to through my coffee mug through the monitor.I've been On with Acer. I actually, and I hated doing this, let them remote in to my PC and 'update the Nvidia driver.' They really made me feel like an Idiot at Acer tech that there is something wrong with my PC. 2 other smaller monitors that have DP were tested with out errors. It continues to lock the screen with a orange power light showing sleep. Buttons on the monitor wont wake it. You have to literally pull the power cord, and wait the full 10 seconds for the capacitors to drain. If you don't wait it will power back up in sleep and frozen mode.Im probably past the return date. I piutched the box couple weeks ago, thinking I was happy with the HDMI solution until the VR dropped in my lap. Gonna try Acer one last time. But this ranting review had to be made. Sorry Acer I really dig you guys but this one is a POS.Please I'm going to tryu

I've been using this monitor at 1440p @ 75mhz with a GTX 1070 for over 4 months without issue. Attaching it to my existing monitor tree was easy. I use this PC for both work and gaming, so the display is used for 12 hours or more in a day on a regular basis and I've never run into issues.The picture is crisp and bright. I don't think the contrast is the best I've ever seen, but it's as good as it'll get at this price.

Great monitor!!! Clear, vibrant. This size is very big, but in a good way. Reliable. I had my first one for over a year and just bought the second.

I would be totally happy with this if it didn't fail to wake up sometimes (maybe 1/10 times), AND the buttons on the side are unresponsive in sleep mode, so you have to resort to pulling the plug. I have gone through several web searches, ACERs own forums, and found things that seemed to work, only to have the problem come back. The lack of repeatability means you are never sure of success, and you cannot be sure that all the things you read actually fixed anything.I went and bought an inline switch on the power cord. I can live with that, would love to have a real solution, but can't recommend this nonsense for anyone.