The CB280HYK display is designed for realistic visual performance. Programmers, writers, graphic designers or anyone who uses a monitor daily will appreciate the Acer CB280HK's high-end visual performance, enhanced usability and ergo design, in 4K2K UltraHD resolution. The multi function ErgoStand has tilt, swivel and height adjustment to ensure a good viewing experience from any angle.
That said, I will continue to wait patiently for a 27" 4K IPS screen to be around this price.
noiren
5 Apr 16#6
Would be a bit much to expect at this price but would nice it is
noiren
5 Apr 16#7
Excellent, now make a 27" for a bit more and I'll buy 2
Rathore
5 Apr 16#8
link showing pre-order. maybe they have sold out
brendanhickey
6 Apr 16#10
hz
ollie87
6 Apr 16#11
False.
DisplayPort 1.3 supports 4K @ 120 Hz, 5K @ 60 Hz, and 8K @ 30 Hz.
minicale
6 Apr 16#12
30Hz is common for cheap 4k monitors
tsed
6 Apr 16#13
Technically you can via DP 1.3, but good luck finding a monitor that can do 4k 120 hz at the moment!
Drummerboy
6 Apr 16#14
Yep, pre-order no price
GAVINLEWISHUKD
6 Apr 16#15
Display point 1.4 adds 10bit colour and HDR.
But the point is you aren't buying or using either! :smiley:
_g_
6 Apr 16#16
Nice price. If you want a bit bigger, I paid a little more than that for a refurbished AOC U2868PQU (28" 4k TN).
I was sceptical that it was officially refurbished as claimed, but when I had a problem, it was AOC that replaced it for me.
Still; been spoilt by my BDM4065UC (40" 4k), so after working through the night on that, when I came in to work my two AOC 28" monitors felt rather small!
uksparky to _g_
6 Apr 16#24
Now you know how your partner feels!
MrPuddington
6 Apr 16#17
Good price, but 24" is too small to appreciate 4k.
zebrum
6 Apr 16#18
So annoying you lose 240 pixels vertically on the 4k 24" monitors, wish they would go back to 16:10 like the original 24"
MBeeching to zebrum
6 Apr 16#20
Agreed, 16:10 seems to suit 24" screens. I'm fine with 16:9 on 27"+ though.
tsed
6 Apr 16#19
Holding out till 1440p 144hz reaches this price
Smoking173850
6 Apr 16#21
That's not out yet is it.
Will be here around Autumn time and if u want to get technical display port 1.3 is old hat as they have already done display port 1.4 :smirk:
zebrum
6 Apr 16#22
But at 27" you need 5k to run a nice 2x retina mode, and those are too expensive and need certain GPUs to run.
MBeeching
6 Apr 16#23
I do use a 5k 27" for design work... then 50" 4K for gaming :sunglasses:
rohitmkiller
6 Apr 16#25
How good is this for gaming?
nomnomnomnom
6 Apr 16#26
Nearest price is Saverstore at ~£270.
Scan have pulled it from their site and won't sell it over the phone.
Probably an incorrect price?
SaxonStar
6 Apr 16#27
I have owned this monitor now for 3 months, having purchased it from Scan then and posted a deal when it was available to purchase (http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/acer-cb240hyk-pro-4k2k-uhd-ips-24inch-monitor-4-79-11-50-delivery-scan-2360094).
I can give it my recommendation. The colours are crisp and vibrant, the response time does not hamper my gaming needs and I appreciate the high resolution for photo and video editing. I do agree that in an ideal world I would have preferred a slightly larger screen, 27" or 28" would suit the resolution better certainly, however for this price the quality is excellent.
I would be happy to answer any questions on this monitor as objectively as I can if people reply to this comment :smiley:
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The CB280HYK display is designed for realistic visual performance. Programmers, writers, graphic designers or anyone who uses a monitor daily will appreciate the Acer CB280HK's high-end visual performance, enhanced usability and ergo design, in 4K2K UltraHD resolution. The multi function ErgoStand has tilt, swivel and height adjustment to ensure a good viewing experience from any angle.
• 4K2K UltraHD resolution.
• Acer EyeProtect.
• Acer ColorPlus
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http://www.acer.com/ac/en/GB/content/professional-model/UM.QB0EE.001
The Acer CB240HYK supports a 60Hz refresh rate.
Based on this Q&A:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1166293-REG/acer_um_qb0aa_002_cb240hyk_23_8_4k_uhd.html
That said, I will continue to wait patiently for a 27" 4K IPS screen to be around this price.
DisplayPort 1.3 supports 4K @ 120 Hz, 5K @ 60 Hz, and 8K @ 30 Hz.
But the point is you aren't buying or using either! :smiley:
I was sceptical that it was officially refurbished as claimed, but when I had a problem, it was AOC that replaced it for me.
Still; been spoilt by my BDM4065UC (40" 4k), so after working through the night on that, when I came in to work my two AOC 28" monitors felt rather small!
Will be here around Autumn time and if u want to get technical display port 1.3 is old hat as they have already done display port 1.4 :smirk:
Scan have pulled it from their site and won't sell it over the phone.
Probably an incorrect price?
I can give it my recommendation. The colours are crisp and vibrant, the response time does not hamper my gaming needs and I appreciate the high resolution for photo and video editing. I do agree that in an ideal world I would have preferred a slightly larger screen, 27" or 28" would suit the resolution better certainly, however for this price the quality is excellent.
I would be happy to answer any questions on this monitor as objectively as I can if people reply to this comment :smiley: