Acer KA272U biipx 27” WQHD 2560 x 1440 IPS Zero-Frame Monitor with 75Hz Refresh Rate and AMD Radeon FreeSync Technology (Display Port & 2 x HDMI 1.4 Ports) Black

There is no base for this monitor, and 75 hz will represent a purple

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its a little expensive but it is so worth it with a built-in blue light shield. this is one of the best monitors out there. I use it for school, but I might buy another for gaming.

This monitor is plenty bright with great colors. I think that 27 inches and 1440p are the sweet spots for a monitor. I use this monitor with my laptop as an external display and It has been great. I wake up and cant wait to use my computer and look at this gorgeous display.

good bang for the buck but one major flaw. Sometimes when going into powersave it gets into a hung state. None of the buttons work and the only thing that can be done is to physically cut off the power, wait, and restore the power.

This monitor is absolutely infuriating. Probably the best value for 1440p 27 that is not used, open boxed or clearanced. Made by a really good company. Look up the specs on your own.....but

I have had 2 out of 3 come in broken. The buttons on the back are cheap plastic and are broken and do not work from the factory. Dont buy this junk!

I would be totally happy with this if it didnt fail to wake up sometimes (maybe 1/10 times), AND the buttons on the side are unresponsive in sleep mode, so you have to resort to pulling the plug. I have gone through several web searches, ACERs own forums, and found things that seemed to work, only to have the problem come back. The lack of repeatability means you are never sure of success, and you cannot be sure that all the things you read actually fixed anything.

So overall Im super satisfied with this monitor. Looks good, image is clear and crisp. My only issue is I have it as a second monitor and occasionally (multiple times a week) when I bring the computer out of sleep, the monitor doesnt come out of sleep. Pushing buttons on the back does nothing either. I have to physically unplug the power from the back for a few seconds and then plug in again. Very odd.

At $250 this monitor is only worth it if stock for others slightly above the price at $300 is unavailable. It took a good amount of time to setup the colors to not look so washed out in comparison to the preview images. It also has a noticeably long boot up time compared to my second monitor, usually about 10-15 seconds at most.