Acer 21.5 Inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS Ultra-Thin Zero Frame Computer Monitor (HDMI & VGA Port), SB220Q bi

As advertised. Easy set-up.

Well made product.Works good.

Very wide screen with high quality resolution.

I have a i8 8700 cpu with paired with a 5600xt graphics card. So you know that the card is going to run 1080p games smoothly. But pairing that with this monitor is just amazing! If youre just looking for 1080p and dont care about curve or framrates this monitor is great. I got one for like 50 bucks on offerup but wanted a second monitor for my setup. Second one looks better then the first. It has hdmi and vga (I use a display port to hdmi cable) there is no sound that comes from the monitor so be prepared to get either headphones or speakers. Its a 1080p monitor but instead of 60 frames its 75 which isnt bad! But I recommend not paying 120 for this monitor try to wait to see if it goes down 100 or 75 dollars!

Luego de un par de años de uso, no hay un IPS mejor que este por el precio. Tamaño de pantalla correcto, colores muy buenos si los comparas con los TN antiguos o que usasn las laptops baratas. Lo unico negativo es que no cuenta con soporte VESA

I bought these monitors to replace the VGA monitors Id previously been using. Im pleased with the size, brightness, and picture quality -- all a huge improvement over what I had been using, and at a great price. HOWEVER. These monitors are VERY thin and light, with a lightweight base. The result is that they move VERY easily. If I bump my desk, the monitors shift. If I have to reach behind them (such as to feed a cord behind the desk), Im afraid Im going to bump them and tip them over. If Id shopped for these in store instead of online, I would have purchased something thats more stable/more hefty. Overall, though, Im happy with them.

Very nice monitor for the price. Very pleased.

I love it it is prefect if you want a 2nt small monitor biger than a laptop

Nice monitor, but why not switch to including an HDMI cable? Do the marketing people at ACER imagine that there are still a lot of laptops being sold with VGA ports?

Solid monitor overall but, as you can see from the picture, quality control for the stand is lacking. The picture compares my perfectly straight LG and this “leaning forward” Acer. As the title says, the LG is 4k and over $400. The Acer is 1080p and under $100. Lack of attention to detail like that is disappointing, especially because they messed up the least costly component and it sort of spoils the whole thing.