Acer Nitro VG271UPbmiipx 27 Inch Quad HD Gaming Monitor (IPS Panel, FreeSync, 144 Hz, 1 ms, HDR 400, DP, HDMI, Black/Blue)

So I'm going to add that this monitor is a really good monitor and I'm quite fussy when it comes to stuffMy main purpose of this was for design and for gaming the picture quality is good it can be changed by the windows app or the button at the back there's alot of pros to this monitor sure it doesn't have a picture by picture mode.but has other cool splitting features on the windows appIt supports hdr although apart from it being brighter I don't see much change on the PS4 proNow my main issue I has was I wanted a 1ms reapomse rate monitor and it turns out this a 4ms model make sure the model number ends in 001 for that model as this doesn't support vrb which from my understanding turns it from a 4ms to 1ms with a hardware boostApart from that it's a great monitor

This monitor is very good especially for the price your paying(when I got his monitor it was £91.66), The size I got was 21.5 inch and was 1080p. The monitor is 75 hertz which adds a bit more smoothness while using the monitor. The monitor I got did have VRB which makes your monitor run at 1ms but it doesn't look good because it makes your screen darker and it flashes weirdly which is annoying so don't buy this monitor for the 1ms response time.Apart from that the monitor I got is in perfect condition and has no dead pixels or any damage to it. The slim borders makes the monitor look good and a lot more modern. The monitor I had before I bought this was older and had bad colours, bad viewing angles, bad brightness and thicker bezels. Using this monitor side by side with my old monitor makes the huge step up in quality very obvious.I'm very happy with this monitor and I would recommend this monitor to anybody looking for a good budget monitor.

Not been into gaming monitors as one who likes photography using just a 60hz full HD to play games, too, but this is great. Refresh rate of 144hz, flicker free, is refreshing to my eyes and the brightness is a dazzeling. Not calibrated the monitor, yet, but will do at some point.It's a virtual world of difference to see crisp details and a bigger screen playing War Thunder and Train Simulator. The QWHD/2k brings games to life with beautiful colours and more realisting details. The 27 inches of screen real estate is the right size for epic battles and great defeats.. I mean.. victories... *cough*.Having a play with the settings and found 'normal' in the white balance is good for me. Of course I will get a second pro monitor for editing photos, but I have this one for games and second monitor for email checking, another source window in video editing or widening the desktop if I need to.As for the thin bezzle, well, errm, even though it's true.. it's not exactly on screen. The screen has a border at each side and at the top. So, no difference at the moment for me there *scratching head in wonder*.I wish the stand would be telescopic and height could be adjusted. Still, there's always back copies of Yellow Pages or old house bricks to lift the monitor up a bit - nah, but I do use plastic boxes from a pound shop.Sharper than full HD and cheaper than 4K, this is an excellent comprimise inbetween that doesn't dissapoint.

The screen arrived cracked and glitchy. When i went to turn it on i was shocked to see that it looked like that

This monitor is very good for it's price offering 4k@60hz and 1440p at 144hz for only 300 PoundOne thing i would like to say is that it does not support 4k@60hz with a Display Port to what i've tested with this may just be me but it seems while using a Display port it doesn't offer 4k and i don't think this is mentioned on the items description.Other than that the colors are vibrant & offer a great cheap solution for upgrading from you're 60hz TV or whatever you are currently using the HDR is amazing on this and you can really feel a difference and the build & quality of this product is very good and well made i would recommend this monitor for anyone who is currently looking into getting a new monitor to replace there TV or even older monitor.Very Easy to SetupGreat QualityGreat PriceNo Issues apart from Display port not supporting 4k@60hz which isn't mentioned.

I wouldn't recommend this for gaming. First thing I noticed with this monitor is certain colours are VERY pixelated, mostly with blues and yellow/oranges, once you notice this issue it's very distracting, if you already own this monitor look at the Google logo closely and you'll see what I mean. Been doing some research and a lot of people have experienced this issue, wish I did more research before purchasing. The only fix I've found for this is using the monitor at 50hz.. anything above that causes this annoying pixelated effect with certain colours. At 50hz the colours and display look fine but obviously that's not ideal for gaming at all, because of this I'm only using the monitor as a secondary display and cant recommend anyone using it for competitive games or watching videos.