This has dropped back down to under £200, which is great for a 27" 144Hz monitor.
27" TN Panel
1920 x 1080 Full HD
1ms Response Time
DVI, HDMI & VGA
LED Backlight
17 comments
add1ct3dd
28 Sep 17#1
TN and 1080p on 27" is a bit nasty, shame :disappointed:
Cheap though for a 144Hz 27".
ro53ben
28 Sep 17#2
Cheap for a reason. TN and 1080p. I'll pass.
cmahey
28 Sep 17#3
Seems like a good deal to me, heat!
Is it possible to get an IPS with 144hz?
rev6 to cmahey
28 Sep 17#4
Yes but half a grand.
cmahey to rev6
28 Sep 17#5
If it looks good and it's a decent size, I'd get one!
gopolog86
28 Sep 17#6
Speakers built in?
BostonTerrier
28 Sep 17#7
Good find Op... Heat added! :sunglasses: #ACER #PREDATOR
oldskooladdict
28 Sep 17#8
£270 now :thinking:
solarfreak
28 Sep 17#9
Miffed I missed this somehow...
Edit: Ignore my edits!
Joshimitsu91
28 Sep 17#10
Good price for 144Hz, not sure I would want 1080p at 27" personally.
Stand looks crap but it appears to support VESA mounting so that's not the end of the world.
GamingMill
28 Sep 17#11
1080p on a 27" display? That's gonna be some big pixels.
madmikeyb83 to GamingMill
28 Sep 17#12
No, its not. I have this monitor and the picture quality is exceptional, there are no large pixels to be found
The_Hoff to madmikeyb83
28 Sep 17#13
Exceptional compared to a 14" SVGA monitor?
madmikeyb83 to The_Hoff
28 Sep 17#14
Very Funny - No, its an excellent monitor. Picture is crystal clear and the colours are immaculate. People need to get of there high horse about 1080p on anything over a 24" monitor. It is worth the money!
pimpMe to The_Hoff
28 Sep 17#15
I would say yes. Now, were you trying to make a point/statement or simply trolling because your bored?
I play games on a iiyama 27' 144Hz @ 1080p, more or less the same as this monitor, and i must say the "techsperts" above add nothing to the discussion, probably because they have never owned a 27' monitor and are simply repeating some "youtuber"..
I sit arms length away from the monitor, wear glasses, and I dont see anything blurry, pixelated or any other abnormal visions the people above seem to have experience of.......
GamingMill to madmikeyb83
29 Sep 17#17
You'll notice the difference in pixel size in a second when you compare it to a 1440p 27" monitor - I certainly did when I got my 1440p 27" monitor as an upgrade to my old 1080p 27" one.
utopiangames
29 Sep 17#16
I'm also gaming on a 27" 1080 monitor and no complaints here :smile:
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Opening post
17 comments
Cheap though for a 144Hz 27".
Is it possible to get an IPS with 144hz?
Edit:
Ignore my edits!
Stand looks crap but it appears to support VESA mounting so that's not the end of the world.
I play games on a iiyama 27' 144Hz @ 1080p, more or less the same as this monitor, and i must say the "techsperts" above add nothing to the discussion, probably because they have never owned a 27' monitor and are simply repeating some "youtuber"..
I sit arms length away from the monitor, wear glasses, and I dont see anything blurry, pixelated or any other abnormal visions the people above seem to have experience of.......