Nitro by Acer 27 Full HD 1920 x 1080 1500R Curve PC Gaming Monitor | AMD FreeSync Premium | 165Hz Refresh | 1ms (VRB) | ZeroFrame Design | 1 x Display Port 1.4 & 2 x HDMI 2.0 Ports ED270R Mbmiiphx

I was worried I wasnt going to like a curved screen, but got used to this pretty quick. Its clear. Works well. I wish it had a USB port, but I knew it didnt when I bought it.

I went into settings and only can go up too 120 hz may be my rig but the box says 165hz so just wondering where my extra hz at

Forgive my poor spelling and grammer, im lazy. This is a day one review. So bare that in mind that I dont yet know what the longevity is like. Do keep in mind this review is for the Acer ED273 ------>Abidpx<------ (Black, 144hz refresh rate). NOT the Acer ED273 ------>Wmidx<------ (White, 75/60hz refresh rate) Yes they are two different models with different refresh rates, but are commonly mixed up. So far its perfect. -Compared to my old monitor, its huge. 27 is plenty big for a desktop monitor. -144hz refresh is so butter smooth that its strange. -1080p is still crystal clear. Yes you can see the pixels if you sqiunt at the screen from 6 inches away, but only then. -Im not a videophile so i dont really make a big fuss about colors being perfect. That said, the color, contrast, and vibrance on this monitor is amazing to my plebian eyes. -The curve is very nice. not so extreme to make things feel awkward or not right, but enough to really feel the difference, and its a cool thing to experience. The mount is a sturdy, simple, mono themed, and yet stylish design. The thin bezzle makes it feel modern and sleek. the monitor controls for brightness, and what not, is simple and intuative. DISCLAIMER: I have not messed with the internal speakers yet. I use external speakers for my audio, so i cant comment on how good or bad they sound. So this review is effectivly reviewing a nice, cheap, stylish, and capable monitor. NOT A TV. Bonus: The monitor comes with a nice HDMI2.0 Cable as well as a Display Port Cable (no idea what revision, but will work for 1080p@144Hz). IF anything worth noting changes with this unit down the road, (like it up and dying one day or something), I will come back and update this review. So if this never changes, then the monitor is still perfect.

School design

The monitor works good for gaming or everyday use. And I enjoy it. But there are zero USB ports and only two HDMI ports and a headphone jack. And the Audio is terrible I can barely hear anything on max volume. Also its advertised as a 144hz monitor but Its really only a 60hz monitor.

Just what I needed, works great.

This monitor will only display at 240hz if you are using a display port

Advertised as 1080p, but when i plug in HDMI (not DP), Im able to select 3840 x 2160 in Windows settings. Great quality, works on the provided stand or attached to a mount. Would have bought 2 if i could afford it!

I recommend looks good on the games and YouTube really pops the setup and also has speakers on it so thats a plus

Forgive my poor spelling and grammer, im lazy. This is a day one review. So bare that in mind that I dont yet know what the longevity is like. Do keep in mind this review is for the Acer ED273 ------>Abidpx<------ (Black, 144hz refresh rate). NOT the Acer ED273 ------>Wmidx<------ (White, 75/60hz refresh rate) Yes they are two different models with different refresh rates, but are commonly mixed up. So far its perfect. -Compared to my old monitor, its huge. 27 is plenty big for a desktop monitor. -144hz refresh is so butter smooth that its strange. -1080p is still crystal clear. Yes you can see the pixels if you sqiunt at the screen from 6 inches away, but only then. -Im not a videophile so i dont really make a big fuss about colors being perfect. That said, the color, contrast, and vibrance on this monitor is amazing to my plebian eyes. -The curve is very nice. not so extreme to make things feel awkward or not right, but enough to really feel the difference, and its a cool thing to experience. The mount is a sturdy, simple, mono themed, and yet stylish design. The thin bezzle makes it feel modern and sleek. the monitor controls for brightness, and what not, is simple and intuative. DISCLAIMER: I have not messed with the internal speakers yet. I use external speakers for my audio, so i cant comment on how good or bad they sound. So this review is effectivly reviewing a nice, cheap, stylish, and capable monitor. NOT A TV. Bonus: The monitor comes with a nice HDMI2.0 Cable as well as a Display Port Cable (no idea what revision, but will work for 1080p@144Hz). IF anything worth noting changes with this unit down the road, (like it up and dying one day or something), I will come back and update this review. So if this never changes, then the monitor is still perfect.