27" Acer KG271Ubmiippx Gaming

The Acer monitor will complement your computer with a panel with a 27" display size. The aspect ratio is 16:9. The heart of the monitor's functionality lies in its TN technology, which delivers affordability and high brightness coupled with fast response. The monitor features a 2560 × 1440px resolution. The extra fast 1ms is perfect for playing action games, plus it keeps the image blissfully blur-free. The 75Hz refresh rate is optimal for most users. Acer lists the brightness as 350cd/m2. More advanced users will be interested in the colour depth, which in this case is 8 bit. The device uses DisplayPort, DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 1.4 for PC connectivity.

27" Acer KG271Ubmiippx Gaming LCD Monitor Key Features

• 27" panel
• 2560 × 1440px maximum resolution
• TN image technology
• Matte surface prevents sun glare
• 1ms response and 75Hz refresh rate
• Screen brightness up to 350 cd/m2
• FreeSync for syncing with AMD graphics cards
• The monitor is compatible with VESA mounts
• Great audio thanks to integrated speakers
• Blue light filtering for restful and uninterrupted sleep
• Listed power consumption of the 27" Acer KG271Ubmiippx Gaming is about 50W

27" Acer KG271Ubmiippx Gaming Monitor Features and Construction

The Acer screen takes up a space of 61.4 × 46.5 × 23.2cm. The monitor comes with a classic stand, but you can attach it to the wall via a VESA mount. The device weights 4.5kg. A welcome addition are the integrated speakers, which deliver solid audio for the thrifty computer users who don't want to spend their hard-earned money on external speakers. The key parameter you should check is the input; in case of the 27" Acer KG271Ubmiippx Gaming it's DisplayPort, DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 1.4.

The 27" Acer KG271Ubmiippx Gaming Has a Number Of State-Of-The-Art Functions

For nighttime work, the monitor offers a blue light filter, which helps if you have trouble sleeping due to a disrupted circadian rhythm. There's also the Flicker-free mode, allaying eye pain and fatigue. A welcome feature for gamers is proprietary image syncing with AMD graphics cards, usually known as FreeSync.