Acer Nitro VG270 27in

Bang for my buck

As I needed "the perfect budget monitor" I was very glad to see this monitor for such a great price, as everything was exactly what I was looking for, all at the right price. Also perfect delivery times

Amazing price and great performance

Recently picked up one of these screens after deciding against the predator mostly due to price and I have to say this has been the best budget gaming screen I've used in a very long time. Build quality is fantastic, screen and colours look amazing and the speakers are so so but I doubt I will hardly use them unless my Rig 800's are charging.

Perfect

This product was perfect for the price, Great resolution, and size.

exactly what i needed

product is worthy of a buy. 1ms response time, clear image and looks good too

Perfect budget gaming monitor

Bought this a week ago and couldn't be happier, 2nd monitor ever bought, was looking at getting the predator but having a budget pc meant money constraints. This is the best FHD monitor I've bought. Great viewing angles, very aesthetic no edges. Only cons is that its only 75hz and not 144hz. Also the speakers are a waste of time on a monitor like this.

Acer Nitro XV273K Gaming Monitor : 4K at 144Hz Gets Cheaper

For now, it seems 4K gaming at 144Hz will be restricted to premium gaming monitors. While technology is progressing forward, we aren't quite in the value sweet spot just yet. It should be noted that regardless of how much you pay for a monitor, the cost of an appropriately fast graphics card must be...

Acer Nitro XV3 (XV273K) Review

Despite its strong color results and moderate price for a 4K, 144Hz-capable panel, Acer's Nitro XV3 has some shortfalls that keep it just shy of gaming-monitor glory. When Acer and Asus announced their first 4K 144Hz monitors at CES 2017, many gamers were skeptical that these displays would be affordable for years. Well, here in 2019, every 4K 144Hz gaming display on the market at the start of the year ran you $1,200, minimum—at least, until the Acer Nitro XV3 came along. At $899.99, it breaks a price barrier of sorts that has kept 4K 144Hz monitors out of the hands of your average gamer. But in the process, it sacrifices in several areas. While the monitor performs as it should, our sample had light-bleed issues and a laggy onscreen display (OSD). And its lack of support for core features such as HDR and G-Sync when running at 4K resolution and 144Hz keep this 27-inch monitor from breaking away in all the ways we hoped it would. What Gamers Want One peep at the cabinet, and you know that the Acer Nitro XV3 (also known as model XV273K) is purpose-built for gaming. You won't find productivity-centric features such as the option to turn the dis...

Super image quality, like the resolution, but you should run on 100% scaling to take full advantage of what the screen offers, but rather zoom in a bit on browsers, word etc to keep the benefits of the resolution.

Bought for ps4 slim. Everything looks good and gameplay seems a lot smoother... Personally I have no back-light issues so all in all I'm happy only negative is the built in speakers they may as well built this without them as they soung extremely tinny so buying external speakers is advised

Acer Nitro VG270UP: Great price and solid gaming credentials

At £350, you simply won't find a better value gaming monitor anywhere. No other display at this price delivers as keen a balance between colour accuracy and suitability for competitive gaming as the Acer Nitro VG270UP.