Acer SB271 bi 27.0 Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS Zero Frame Home Office Monitor | AMD FreeSync Technology | Ultra-Thin Stylish Design Vision Care | Low Blue Light | Tilt | HDMI & VGA Ports

Really good. I got it for gaming and it works pretty well. The stand is a bit wobbly though but not too bad. Some games do tend to lag (like Minecraft) but it can easily be fixed. I really like it and I recommend it for beginning gamers and people making a cheap setup. (Also, there is no speakers so you are only able to hear noise with headphones or you will have to go get some speakers and hook them up)

Ive been happy with this monitor, but I wish I had realized that they dont come with speakers. Otherwise, I would recommend them. I dont use it for gaming so I cant comment on that.

This has become my primary monitor for a dual screen setup and its a joy to use. the value is there and im very satisfied with it, and yes, I chose this initially because the brand name and price are both good. How lucky to have it all work out very easily.

Its thin and light, just no mounting system which sucks but what can you ask for, for like 80 bucks.

1. No vesa mount holes! You can’t mount this monitor on a standard wall mount. 2. Despite advertising itself as being very thin, it is only thin at the top. It has a large rectangular area at the bottom that is actually much thicker.

Ive used it for gaming and photography edition and its great, the colors are accurate, theres no lag when gaming... also it arrived in perfect conditions. A great purchase

Excelente monitor por precio y calidad recomendado

Nice for the price. Not the sharpest picture but okay.

I use this as a second laptop monitor. 1080P isnt the greatest resolution and you can see pixels but for the money its fine. I probably wouldnt get it or gaming , just a second laptop monitor.

Using this for a new Mac Mini. Going from an Apple display to this felt like quite a downgrade, but it is significantly cheaper. I can see vertical streaks going down the screen which is distracting and disappointing. Swapping to a different resolution setting lessens the effect but does not remove it entirely. If youre doing visual work like design and photo editing, probably worth springing for a nicer monitor.