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:

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?

How good is this for gaming?

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!

I do use a 5k 27" for design work... then 50" 4K for gaming :sunglasses:

But at 27" you need 5k to run a nice 2x retina mode, and those are too expensive and need certain GPUs to run.

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:

So annoying you lose 240 pixels vertically on the 4k 24" monitors, wish they would go back to 16:10 like the original 24"

Holding out till 1440p 144hz reaches this price

Good price, but 24" is too small to appreciate 4k.

Display point 1.4 adds 10bit colour and HDR.

But the point is you aren't buying or using either! :smiley:

Yep, pre-order no price

Technically you can via DP 1.3, but good luck finding a monitor that can do 4k 120 hz at the moment!

​30Hz is common for cheap 4k monitors

False.

DisplayPort 1.3 supports 4K @ 120 Hz, 5K @ 60 Hz, and 8K @ 30 Hz.

​hz

60Hz?

link showing pre-order. maybe they have sold out

Excellent, now make a 27" for a bit more and I'll buy 2

Would be a bit much to expect at this price but would nice it is

Smoking hot!

That said, I will continue to wait patiently for a 27" 4K IPS screen to be around this price.

any recommendations for something better at this kind of price?