Acer Nitro VG271 Pbmiipx 27 Inches Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS Monitor with AMD Radeon FREESYNC Technology, 144Hz, VESA Certified DisplayHDR400, (2 x HDMI 2.0 Ports & 1 x Display Port)

This monitor suits my needs perfectly. I was looking for a nice gaming monitor that wasn't going to break the bank and this one fits the bill. I picked mine up when it was on sale so got a great value. I have the 1080p version, which works fine for the games that I play and is great for streaming video as well. 27 inches is a little big for 1080p resolution, but its wonderful for productivity and just chilling and watching movies and such. I run mine at the full 144hz refresh rate, and tweaked the settings a bit in the Nvidia control panel and got fantastic results. Running games at 60 FPS with a 144hz refresh rate is just so much smoother and more enjoyable that it's hard to describe until you experience it yourself. Unfortunately I only have an HDMI out on my PC so I can't enjoy the Gsync technology for buttery smooth framerates, but even over HDMI its great. Good color accuracy, and super, super bright. I often have the brightness turned all the way down to 0 at night and it's totally fine.I would highly recommend you set the Overdrive mode to "Extreme" for increased voltage, because this monitor is extremely accurate and there is almost no overshoot or ghosting of any kind (I used the Blur Busters Motion Test to see how well this works). Incredibly crisp when there is a lot of motion and action on screen. It has HDR capability, but honestly thats pretty useless at 1080p, especially the way Windows handles HDR. If you play a lot of first person shooters, or AAA action games and you don't want to spend tons of money on a 2k or 4k monitor that is probably going to give you the best performance and you won't have to spend over $1000 USD. Go for it!

I'm using 144hz over HDMI 2.0 with my RTX 2060 and 2 other monitors, works great! I did not test 144hz over Displayport with a regular cable as I did not have one, but 144hz did not work with a Displayport to HDMI cable that I had so if it's not working try another cable. Also check Windows Display Options but when I plugged in with HDMI it auto detected the 144hz.VESA mount is nice although the stand was also good looking. It's very bright so I'm running at only 20% to match my other monitors. You can modify the preset modes and switch between them fairly quickly so that is also a nice feature I will eventually use. You can mute the speakers directly in the monitor menu but it will probably mess up Windows settings so change those back to your regular speakers once you plug in the monitor.The power button and all the controls are on the right side behind the screen so it is a little annoying to use when another monitor is up against that right side so keep that in mind. There is a very small raised bezel on 3 sides only about 2mm, then a 6mm flush bezel to the screen. This gives it a very nice look compared to my other monitors which have thick 15mm+ bezels and the screen is recessed 5-6mm into the bezel.

Purchased this on black friday 2019 for $199.99 and it replaced a broken TN monitor i had.The brightness on TV his IPS screen is great and details are sharp....HDR400 works great on games that support it and Netflix is great too.Its literally so bright in a dark room that i can barely open google chrome without sunglasses on. I have no problems running hdr and looks amazing on all games i have played (Rocket League, Fortnite, Apex, etc.). Its the best screen i have ever owned. I want another but 319.99 is a little stiff with no g-sync but i dont have any problems with flickering whatsoever.Best 1080 monitor ever, and runs everything at 144hz.If youre looking a 1080p Ips monitor with a 1ms refresh rate & hdr....well look no further...i love mine its great.I would buy again

Pros:1. 1080p: gives me 144 FPS on ultra settings. This would not be possible with a 2K or 4K monitor, and this is the primary reason I stuck with 1080p. I sit 2 feet away from my Monitor and the picture is clear without noticing any pixels.2. IPS: great color and viewing angles. You can see good contrast and details in black corners. My other monitor after Acer XFA240 had poor viewing angles (TN panel) and colors.3. Good response times, (1ms) little input lag. You can look at the reviews on other benchmark sites, and they agree this Monitor is plenty fast. I didn't notice a difference between this and the TN panel at 144Hz.4. Decent speakers. Although 2W each speaker, these are way louder than my other Monitor, the XFA240, which surprisingly had the same wattage rating but did not sound as loud.5. Cross Hairs, multiple options.6. Multiple profiles you can save to and quickly load.CONs:Not height adjustable, but has a Vesa mount so you can swap it out with another monitor mount or buy a better mount.

This budget monitor is great! 1080p gaming with 144Hz refresh rate and HDR when using HDMI. I have been using this monitor for gaming since 10/2019 and i am not disappoint in this monitor. Sure you could get a much better monitor but for the price this is a great deal.

This monitor is insane - straight out of the box. I have yet to change any settings. Right away it was just, perfect. A little on the vibrant and bright side but I’m okay with that. The IPS panel is just, stunning. My only gripe is the stand, sucks. But that’s okay. For a monitor of this size and quality I’m sure they had to cut a corner somewhere to hit this price point. Beware - a display cable doesn’t come with. Do yourself a favor and get a nice 20-25$ display cable. I would recommend this monitor to anyone. I would argue it’s better to save for something like this instead of trying to get a “budget friendly” monitor - which this is in a sense just a bit of a stretch. I’m just saying, you can have a really nice pc but it will only look as good as your monitor.