Acer Nitro KG241Y Sbiip 23.8” Full HD (1920 x 1080) VA Gaming Monitor | AMD FreeSync Premium Technology | 165Hz Refresh Rate | 1ms (VRB) | ZeroFrame Design | 1 x Display Port 1.2 & 2 x HDMI 2.0

Por el momento muy buen monitor para el precio que ofrece

First things first this is a very nice little 144hz monitor. Yes, this is a 144hz monitor. People in the reviews seem to be oblivious to the fact that you need a DP cable to reach 144hz. A HDMI will only get you to 60hz. On top of this, PS4 and Xbox One only play at 60hz. If youre buying this for console gaming, dont bother. The amount of questions/reviews I saw asking about these issues was absurd, so hopefully I helped clear that up for anyone confused. Now to get into the pros/cons... Pros: - The price. I bought this for $169 ($192 after tax), which seems like a fair price. - The speakers are actually surprisingly good. I mainly use a headset, but its nice knowing that the speakers arent absolute garbage like other monitors - PC gaming looks great. 144hz is a game changer, and the screen quality and resolution is exactly what youd expect. Cons: - The bezels. After using the Scepter 165hz monitor I was shocked to see just how large the bezels are on the Acer monitor. To give an understandable comparison, if the Scepter monitor is the iPhone X, the Acer KG241Q is an iPhone 5. - The monitor stand. Holy cow this thing sucks. For one its super bulky and cumbersome. Secondly it is completely static. You cant move it side to side or adjust the height. Adding on, you can BARELY adjust the angle of the screen. The screen either stands up completely straight, or you can rotate it maybe 15 degrees tops. Super frustrating. - Overall the monitor feels very cheap. From the stand, to the input buttons, it feels like a top of the line monitor from 5 years ago. Overall this is a good monitor. Its 144hz and it works, so in that regard buy with confidence. That being said, my Sceptre E255B-1658A is so much better in so many ways and it is the exact same price as this monitor. My brother also has the Acer XFA240 ($199), and if you have an extra $20 to spend, I recommend that option instead.

When I ordered this, I did so for one reason and one reason alone: price. It was the single cheapest monitor in its performance class, at just a smidge over 200 dollars (on sale), and I dont regret that purchase. Since this was such a jump in performance for me, I did have to buy a new DP cable to actually use it, but thats a mostly non-issue. What was a minor issue, however, was how it came calibrated out of the box. It was set to a cool color profile, something not specified anywhere on the description and the box. Why? Again, this isnt that big of a deal and the menus arent TOO egregious to navigate so it was a easy fix, but its kinda weird. Either way, been using it for a few days now and Im absolutely loving it. So sharp and responsive! Happy to call this my first QHD monitor.

Love the monitor, after a little brightness adjustments its amazing. Out of the box it had one dead pixel that just sits there as green in the screen but aside from that everything is perfect

The image, colors and all that looks really good, mostly if we consider that it offers you a lot of things for a low price. However, the main and only issue (so far) is the ghosting. I don’t know why but the ghosting on this monitor is more than annoying, to me at least. I don’t know if it is just mine that came defective or what, but I have tried (almost) everything. One of the few things that helped a little was setting the monitor to 60hz on windows. However, if I wanted to play at 60hz then I would have bought another monitor… probably a cheaper one.

Bought this screen as a replacement and it was the cheapest 144hz 27in monitor on amazon. Honestly great for the price! Looks amazing.

When ordered, the expected delivery date was in the end of July, over a month later. I felt uncomfortable after just having a similar scenario turn sour with a different recent purchase. Feeling pessimistic, I ordered anyway, and I am very glad that I did. Within a few days, this monitor came back into stock and the expected delivery date moved up an entire month! Not only was the expected delivery date moved sooner, but the actual deliver came even quicker than anticipated. I was baffled. Along with the delight of the logistics, the monitor seems to be very good in terms of quality and performance. It is a bit bulky, which I am not a huge fan of. Additionally, in the operations manual, the button that is listed to control the volume has only presented me with the option to adjust color contrast, which wasnt even in the manual. However, once I figure out how to adjust the monitors volume, I will be optimistic that this product will be satisfactory and hopefully durable. I will update on that factor in the future.

I bought this monitor with my new gaming set up since it was pretty highly rated on amazon for its price. I got everything set up and it looked fine. It worked well for about a month or two before I started getting TV static. This was something I have never seen before in my life. I thought at first it was something with my HDMI cable, so I tried a different one. The problem subsided for a while and then again, I started getting TV static. Then I thought it was my GPU, I recently purchased a 2060 so I assumed that it was simply defective, I returned the GPU and got an identical one. Again, the problem subsided for a while before kicking up again. There were days where it didnt happen at all, and days where it happened almost any time the computer would go into hibernation/sleep. There was a point where even lightly moving my desk caused the static to come on. The only way to get the static off was to unplug the HDMI cable from the GPU, and plug it back in. I ended up calling amazon and attempted to return the monitor. They offered to get Acer to repair it for me, which I accepted. They got an Acer representative on the line, where he asked me about my problem. He told me that there was clearly something wrong with the monitor and then asked me for my address, He confirmed 3 times (the other two times he some how managed to get it wrong). I wait 3 days for them to send me the shipping label, and of course, the return address was wrong. I call Acer again and ask to speak to a manager, assuming that I would get further with someone who would be capable of understanding English. I wait 20-30 minutes for this damn manager to get on the line only for him to hang up on me after asking for my case number. I had to wait another day to get a call back. Finally, I was connected with someone competent at Acer, who managed to get the right address this time. I finally sent the package out and waited for a response. Fast-forward to today, the package arrived with a slip of paper. according to their diagnosis, they couldnt find anything wrong with the monitor after a stress test of over 96 hours, they also apparently tested all inputs and display boards with no flickering or static. To add insult to injury they failed to send back the stand with the monitor, so now I need to wait another 7 days to be able to see myself if there still is an issue with this monitor. The amount of stress I had to deal with; the returns, the troubleshooting, the calls with customer support and the waiting just to be told that there is nothing wrong with my monitor is just beyond insane. Stay far away from this customer unless you want to have to deal with garbage support and a company that could give less of a damn about you.

I’m not as tech savvy as some of the reviewers but this appears to be an ok monitor for the price wasn’t too hard to set up and the picture quality seems nice to me.

This monitor is a bang for your buck. My ‘gaming’ laptop only came with an hdmi port so I couldn’t reach 144hz on typical gaming monitors. This setup comes with an hdmi 2.0 cable capable of running 165hz. When I finally plugged things in I was excited to see that the monitor was fully capable of switching from 60hz to 144 or 165hz. As a heads up, this monitor will need some tweaking and color correction using its setup options. I’ve been able to create a good middle ground of performance and quality with a little bit of tweaking the settings. Overall for the price this monitor is amazing, it comes with both hdmi and display port options, but the package only comes with the hdmi 2.0 cord.