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- Качественная IPS-матрица с широкими углами обзора:
- Хорошая светопередача, яркие и насыщенные цвета, четкая картинка, что радует глаз при повседневном использовании.
- Углы обзора приемлемые, изображение не искажается при взгляде сбоку, подходит для работы и просмотра контента.
- Несмотря на опасения по яркости из форумных отзывов, лично проверенные пользователи отмечают достаточную яркость экрана для комфортного просмотра.
- Современный дизайн с тонкими рамками и корпусом:
- Тонкие рамки и очень тонкий корпус в глубину создают эффектный вид, особенно на 27-дюймовой диагонали.
- Матовый экран минимизирует блики, что улучшает видимость в освещенных помещениях.
- Общий внешний вид выглядит премиально, не уступая более дорогим моделям вроде Dell Ultrasharp.
- Частота обновления 75 Гц для плавной картинки:
- Обеспечивает более плавное отображение движения по сравнению со стандартными 60 Гц, полезно для игр и видео.
- Full HD разрешение (1920x1080) не нагружает видеокарту, пиксели заметны только впритык, что удобно для большинства пользователей без мощного ПК.
- Подходит для повседневных задач, где высокое разрешение не критично.
- Удобное подключение через Type-C и другие разъемы:
- Type-C позволяет подключать MacBook или телефон для вывода изображения и одновременной зарядки, упрощая использование.
- Наличие HDMI и других современных портов, плюс провода в комплекте, обеспечивает быструю настройку без дополнительных покупок.
- Много интерфейсов делает монитор универсальным для разных устройств.
- Отличное соотношение цены и качества:
- За цену около 9000-9500 рублей (с бонусами) монитор оправдывает себя, особенно для 27 дюймов с IPS.
- Пользователи отмечают, что качество не уступает более дорогим брендам, и рекомендуют покупку без раздумий.
- Комплектация полная, включая кабели, что редко встречается в бюджетном сегменте.
- Наличие встроенных динамиков:
- Хотя слабые, но выручают для редких нужд, как фоновый звук, без необходимости внешних колонок.
- Удобно для быстрого просмотра видео или звонков.
Минусы по отзывам пользователей:
- Слабые встроенные динамики:
- Мощность около 2 Вт (или меньше), звук очень тихий, практически бесполезен для нормального прослушивания.
- Пользователи называют их "полным г...", и рассчитывают только на внешние колонки.
- Не подходят даже для фонового аудио, что разочаровывает при наличии функции.
- Отсутствие регулировок наклона и подъема экрана:
- Нет возможности изменить угол наклона или высоту, что неудобно для длительной работы за столом.
- Противоречит некоторым отзывам о быстрой регулировке, но большинство жалуется на фиксированную позицию.
- Ограничивает эргономику, особенно для пользователей с разной высотой стола.
- Хлипкая подставка:
- Подставка шатается вместе со столом, держится "немного хлюпенько", что раздражает при работе.
- Несмотря на прощение за цену, влияет на стабильность монитора в повседневном использовании.
- Может быть проблемой для тех, кто активно двигается за столом.
- Full HD разрешение без опции 2K:
- Пиксели видны при близком рассмотрении, хотелось бы выше разрешения для более детальной картинки.
- На больших разрешениях текст становится мелким, не подходит для задач с высокой детализацией.
- Хотя удобно для слабых ПК, ограничивает потенциал 27-дюймового экрана.
- Отсутствие VGA-разъема и проблемы с VESA:
- Нет VGA для старых устройств, что усложняет подключение legacy-оборудования.
- Крепление VESA заблокировано или отсутствует, ограничивая монтаж на стену или кронштейн.
- Снижает универсальность для пользователей с нестандартными setup.
- Редкие проблемы с отображением при Type-C:
- Появляются вертикальные полосы на экране при подключении к MacBook, что может быть дефектом или несовместимостью.
- Хотя редкое, но критично для тех, кто использует Apple-устройства.
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A single quirk mars my impression of this computer monitor
This computer monitor works well as an extension of the screen area of my laptop computer. The stand is sturdy and stable. I can raise the monitor above my computer screen. Since both screens have 1080 x 1920 resolution, sliding windows between screens does not lead to blind corners that can trap your mouse. My only complaint is that every once in a while the screen goes to black for a few seconds. It is a clean switch both ways. My main screen is not affected and my previous monitor did not exhibit this behavior.
Update - Nice and G-sync works
I could not get the first 27" CB272 working. The replacement one began with power light on but black screen. As per reddt threads I left everything on, unplugged it then plugged it in again. This worked. The mount is solid enough with good movement. It does not swivel but does rotate to portrait mode. It has DisplayPort but unfortunately only a useless VGA cable is included. The speakers are weak and tinny, I quickly reactivated my standalone ones. The image is good quality FHD with nice low reflection surface. As a bonus G-sync with my GTX-1050 Ti (and DisplayPort of course) works although not a G-sync validated monitor. Verified with the testufo page, others and against my other non-G-synch FHD monitor. Hey it's only 75Hz but still useful for moderate gaming such as WoW. Color and contrast needed very little tuning.
Very decent monitors - Acer CB272 bmiprx 27"
I bought two of these for a new computer build. I also purchased a Huanuo Dual Monitor Mount Stand for them. Both were VESA compatible. More on that...
The 27" monitor is fantastic and large. I'm using it for general internet use, android emulator games, steam games and light computer gaming for the family. I connected them to the computer with the DisplayPort 1.4 connector. The DisplayPort cable also transmits sound so an audio cable isn't needed. No lie, the sound quality on these monitors isn't great, but you get sound. There is no audio out port on the monitor. All the monitor buttons are on the back, lower right of the monitor (if looking at the monitor from the front). Picture and color is decent.
WHY I DOCKED ONE-STAR TO THE OVERALL RATING. The monitors are designed with the idea the consumer will use the included stand. The stand mount is inset to the back of the monitor so the monitor stand would be flush to the back of the monitor when installed. So that's cool, unless you are using a VESA mount. The inset VESA mount dimensions are: 119.67mm wide x 124.69mm tall. This is important if you are using a VESA mount that is larger than 119.67mm. The Huanuo VESA mounting plates were 121.30mm x 121.30mm. Physics dictate this wasn't going to fit, period. So had to go down to the local hardware store and get nylon spacers and a longer M4 screws to mount the monitors to the VESA mounting plate. Not a showstopper, but definitely a show-delay'er. Installation/mounting was a 4-hour process. Something to consider. Having a VESA surface mount would make it far more applicable to all VESA style mounts. And who cares what the back of the monitor looks like. If you spend more time looking at the back of the monitor and admiring the clean aesthetic of flush-mounted monitor stand, you live a very different life than I.
Past the installation, the monitors are very decent. As I said before, the sound kinda sucks, but any external speaker system will solve that issue. No dead pixels on either monitor, no glitches or hiccups on the display.
I would recommend.
The 27" monitor is fantastic and large. I'm using it for general internet use, android emulator games, steam games and light computer gaming for the family. I connected them to the computer with the DisplayPort 1.4 connector. The DisplayPort cable also transmits sound so an audio cable isn't needed. No lie, the sound quality on these monitors isn't great, but you get sound. There is no audio out port on the monitor. All the monitor buttons are on the back, lower right of the monitor (if looking at the monitor from the front). Picture and color is decent.
WHY I DOCKED ONE-STAR TO THE OVERALL RATING. The monitors are designed with the idea the consumer will use the included stand. The stand mount is inset to the back of the monitor so the monitor stand would be flush to the back of the monitor when installed. So that's cool, unless you are using a VESA mount. The inset VESA mount dimensions are: 119.67mm wide x 124.69mm tall. This is important if you are using a VESA mount that is larger than 119.67mm. The Huanuo VESA mounting plates were 121.30mm x 121.30mm. Physics dictate this wasn't going to fit, period. So had to go down to the local hardware store and get nylon spacers and a longer M4 screws to mount the monitors to the VESA mounting plate. Not a showstopper, but definitely a show-delay'er. Installation/mounting was a 4-hour process. Something to consider. Having a VESA surface mount would make it far more applicable to all VESA style mounts. And who cares what the back of the monitor looks like. If you spend more time looking at the back of the monitor and admiring the clean aesthetic of flush-mounted monitor stand, you live a very different life than I.
Past the installation, the monitors are very decent. As I said before, the sound kinda sucks, but any external speaker system will solve that issue. No dead pixels on either monitor, no glitches or hiccups on the display.
I would recommend.
Great picture. Speakers suck!
The picture is great. Colors are clear and vibrant. Contrast is also better than other monitors I have used. There are a few issues though:
1) The very thin frame in pictures and the description is misleading. The actual frame might be very slim but there is a broad black border inside it. Overall, the area with no picture around the display is actually slightly thicker than an older model Acer 27" display I bought a few years ago. Not a big deal for me but worth mentioning.
2) The stand is good quality and height-adjustable but I wanted to mount the display on an articulating arm on my desk. The screw hole spacing is standard, as you would expect, but for some reason the screw holes are deeply recessed and the supplied screws are just barely long enough for the supplied stand which has a very thin mounting bracket. That cost me a trip to the hardware store for longer screws.
3) This is the biggie... The speakers are useless! Sound quality is not bad for little in-frame speakers but the volume is pathetic. With everything turned to maximum, it is still quieter than a typical cellphone speaker. I don't want to rattle the windows, just listen to teleconferences or training presentations and get the separate speakers off my desk but I can't hear anything properly over the sound of a fan running or fairly other low-level background noises. The integrated speakers were one of the main reasons I chose this monitor so I'm pretty disappointed.
If you just want a good 27" monitor, this will not disappoint. Ignore the speakers unless you have excellent hearing and will be using it in a very quiet location.
1) The very thin frame in pictures and the description is misleading. The actual frame might be very slim but there is a broad black border inside it. Overall, the area with no picture around the display is actually slightly thicker than an older model Acer 27" display I bought a few years ago. Not a big deal for me but worth mentioning.
2) The stand is good quality and height-adjustable but I wanted to mount the display on an articulating arm on my desk. The screw hole spacing is standard, as you would expect, but for some reason the screw holes are deeply recessed and the supplied screws are just barely long enough for the supplied stand which has a very thin mounting bracket. That cost me a trip to the hardware store for longer screws.
3) This is the biggie... The speakers are useless! Sound quality is not bad for little in-frame speakers but the volume is pathetic. With everything turned to maximum, it is still quieter than a typical cellphone speaker. I don't want to rattle the windows, just listen to teleconferences or training presentations and get the separate speakers off my desk but I can't hear anything properly over the sound of a fan running or fairly other low-level background noises. The integrated speakers were one of the main reasons I chose this monitor so I'm pretty disappointed.
If you just want a good 27" monitor, this will not disappoint. Ignore the speakers unless you have excellent hearing and will be using it in a very quiet location.
Great monitor for the price, but thick border
What can I say about this "zero frame bezel" display? Well, it is misleading. Sure, the frame and bezel are super thin, but the display does not go to the bezels. There is a 1/2" border between the edge of the display to the zero frame bezel. Budding up two of these together make for a jarring experience when attempting to use something like Nvidia's surround display setting that effectively would make this a single display. But due to the thickness of the border and bezel, there's about 1-1/4" gap between.
Aside from that, the rest of the experience is great. I'm able to use freesync on my Nvidia GeForce , the text is clear, and images are as expected. Color calibration is consistent too as I've had other monitors that were identical have differing colors that was noticeable.
Aside from that, the rest of the experience is great. I'm able to use freesync on my Nvidia GeForce , the text is clear, and images are as expected. Color calibration is consistent too as I've had other monitors that were identical have differing colors that was noticeable.
Very good monitor
I like the 27" monitor I got for my work pc I am using at home. The stand is really solid and can easily be adjusted up and down and stays in place. The screen also rotates vertically.
I had to adjust the brightness as it was set too high but once I did I saw more color/shading effect detail in the programs I use. Colors and brightness & contrast make everything look real good. Your text will be determined by the video card and the work pc I have has a cheap one meaning lousy. I know the text could look better as my home pc has a better graphics card.
Monitor has a small joystick on right side in back you use to get to the settings. Easy to use once you get the hang of it. The power button is the 4th on top of 3 others plus a power button I/O in back on the underside. The power cord and DVI cable needed to be pushed more firmly in the socket and port. The only con would be the location of the buttons as you naturally would put your hand on the side with your fingers touching them as you adjust the height of the monitor which I do several times a day as I sit in front. I paid about $150 for the monitor. It is inexpensive and you won't regret it. Just adjust the settings and you will be happy.
I had to adjust the brightness as it was set too high but once I did I saw more color/shading effect detail in the programs I use. Colors and brightness & contrast make everything look real good. Your text will be determined by the video card and the work pc I have has a cheap one meaning lousy. I know the text could look better as my home pc has a better graphics card.
Monitor has a small joystick on right side in back you use to get to the settings. Easy to use once you get the hang of it. The power button is the 4th on top of 3 others plus a power button I/O in back on the underside. The power cord and DVI cable needed to be pushed more firmly in the socket and port. The only con would be the location of the buttons as you naturally would put your hand on the side with your fingers touching them as you adjust the height of the monitor which I do several times a day as I sit in front. I paid about $150 for the monitor. It is inexpensive and you won't regret it. Just adjust the settings and you will be happy.
Disappointing... Pixels and subpixels are visible. One dead pixel.
Tl;dr: Disappointing, but... given the price, I shouldn't have expected too much.
I got this as a cheap 27" monitor to mount vertically as my secondary display. I have a 32" 2560x1440 monitor as my main display (also an Acer product, but much higher quality). I would not want this monitor to be my primary display.
The pixels are visible at about a foot away from the screen, you can see lines running through solid blocks of color because even the subpixels are visible, and gradients are very blocky. It came with one dead pixel, but I didn't notice it until too late.
The bezels are a little deceiving when it's turned off because the plastic part is almost nonexistent, but when you turn it on there's a good half inch of LCD panel that isn't part of the display, which I would consider part of the bezel.
It is pretty clear when displaying text. That's about the only thing going for it.
I would return it if I hadn't already gone through the trouble of mounting it and redoing all my cable management (and cut out a part of the plastic in the back to fit the mount, and threw out the stand it came with...). Was so excited to get this monitor that I didn't test it thoroughly in good lighting before mounting it, so now I'm quite disappointed.
I got this as a cheap 27" monitor to mount vertically as my secondary display. I have a 32" 2560x1440 monitor as my main display (also an Acer product, but much higher quality). I would not want this monitor to be my primary display.
The pixels are visible at about a foot away from the screen, you can see lines running through solid blocks of color because even the subpixels are visible, and gradients are very blocky. It came with one dead pixel, but I didn't notice it until too late.
The bezels are a little deceiving when it's turned off because the plastic part is almost nonexistent, but when you turn it on there's a good half inch of LCD panel that isn't part of the display, which I would consider part of the bezel.
It is pretty clear when displaying text. That's about the only thing going for it.
I would return it if I hadn't already gone through the trouble of mounting it and redoing all my cable management (and cut out a part of the plastic in the back to fit the mount, and threw out the stand it came with...). Was so excited to get this monitor that I didn't test it thoroughly in good lighting before mounting it, so now I'm quite disappointed.
Great second monitor
When the pandemic forced most people to work from home, I thought about missing my colleagues, students, and even the quiet time that the commute provided me. What I didn't realize is that I would miss the second monitor that I had in my office. I grade papers, create presentations, do data analysis with SPSS and Excel. No gaming or graphic intensive work. A few weeks ago I was in "alt-tab" hell moving between windows and realized I didn't have a second monitor. So, I bought this as a second monitor to the 24" monitor I've used with my home office for years (so many years I can't remember when I bought it).
The ACER is a great second monitor. Set up was easy - less than 10 minutes to open the box, attach the monitor to the stand, and connect it to the computer. I connected it to my Dell desktop via HDMI, clicked the power button, Windows automatically recognized "monitor 2," and I was off and running. The color temperatures are slightly different on the two monitors, but not a deal breaker. If I were starting from scratch and didn't want to buy a 27" curved monitor, I'd probably go with two of these ACERs.
The ACER is a great second monitor. Set up was easy - less than 10 minutes to open the box, attach the monitor to the stand, and connect it to the computer. I connected it to my Dell desktop via HDMI, clicked the power button, Windows automatically recognized "monitor 2," and I was off and running. The color temperatures are slightly different on the two monitors, but not a deal breaker. If I were starting from scratch and didn't want to buy a 27" curved monitor, I'd probably go with two of these ACERs.
IPS panel not all it's cracked up to be
This display had everything I was looking for on paper. HDMI, check. Adjustable heights, check. Low latency, check. What I didn't realize was how bad "cheap" ips panels have become. This panel, and apparently many others, suffer from a phenomenon of vertical lines with certain colors (blue, orange, green). I was enticed by the promise of better viewing angles and colors, but in all honestly I can't tell the difference between this IPS panel, and an old TN panel.
Video and photos look just fine, but solid colors like icons and window borders have that terrible streaking pixel look. For $130, I should have tempered my expectations, but still pretty disappointing. Tempted to return and go back to a samsung TN panel.
Video and photos look just fine, but solid colors like icons and window borders have that terrible streaking pixel look. For $130, I should have tempered my expectations, but still pretty disappointing. Tempted to return and go back to a samsung TN panel.
Good monitor
This is a good monitor for office needs. Mine arrived with a warped frame so am returning it for a new one.
By the way, there are many reviews of it being DOA, but you must turn on BOTH power buttons (1 under and ` behind the monitor). Even though I did that, I was still getting a black screen, so I had to hold down the power button on the BACK for 30 seconds before it came on :) Also, those other menu buttons have good presets for different brightness/contrast settings (though a little hard to use with the micro joystick).
By the way, there are many reviews of it being DOA, but you must turn on BOTH power buttons (1 under and ` behind the monitor). Even though I did that, I was still getting a black screen, so I had to hold down the power button on the BACK for 30 seconds before it came on :) Also, those other menu buttons have good presets for different brightness/contrast settings (though a little hard to use with the micro joystick).
Whoa.
I'm not one to write reviews. But this one makes me want to. It's gorgeous. It replaced an almost 10 year old 28" monitor I've had. Before I ordered this one, I ordered a 28" ViewSonic and was not impressed. I found this one and I'm loving it. Nice and bright. Plenty of adjustments. And for $160 you can't go wrong.
Great price. Easy setup. Slick design. A+
very inexpensive compared to other monitors this size. connected to my HP Pavilion and was sharing screen right away. Had to right+click on laptop "Display settings" so that I can extend as second monitor instead of just mirroring what was on the original but no issues with controls. screen is clear and packaging was new. no issues with delivery whatsoever. delivered exactly on date that was said. did NOT need any tools to put together-very easy 4 steps.. snap twist plug and play. played some youtube videos with sound. image is pretty good but sound is low. definitely need to get external or bluetooth speakers. This is not a touchscreen or a flex screen. I love that I can adjust the height up/down plus it tilts left/right and forward/backward. Controls are located on the bottom right on the back of the screen and then display on the screen when activated. It came with audio & monitor hookup and power chord.. no HDMI. I have a new laptop which doesn't have old school monitor hookup but I had an HDMI cable which is what I used. NO HDMI cable with packaging, probably should include? Not a negative just a suggestion.
Two power switches. Great picture quality!
For a few minutes I thought my unit was dead on arrival. Turns out there is a power switch at the power cord connection, and another one with the control switches on the back. Once I got them both set to on, it fired up just fine. It has an awesome quality display! I found the default settings for brightness, color and tone to be perfect. The instruction manual for the set up was tiny print and useless but, honestly, if your not computer literate enough to figure out which cords go where and how to press all the buttons to see what they do just ask any nerd that is close by. So happy my old one died and made me upgrade to this one! You do need a set of external speakers, the small low power ones built in do not do much on their own.
Repeated loss of power, blinks off then back on randomly
I purchased two of these in March 2020. Immediately they both experienced loss of power. They would go dark for a few seconds then come back to life. This happened independently, not both at the same time. I called support and we tried changing the power cords. I switched to some old left over power cords I had in a box instead of the new ones. Problem solved! At least for a while. these are my monitors at work. Covid-19 left me working from home a few weeks then coming back only one day per week so they went with very little use for some time. Now in July I'm back in the office 3 to 4 days a week and one of the monitors is doing it again. I've tried two more power cords but the problem is not going away this time. The other monitor still working fine with the first replacement cord.
The picture and clarity is great when they have power. I've had dozens of Acer monitors in my business for 15+ years and never had this problem with any of them. But i'll be wary of buying this model again.
The picture and clarity is great when they have power. I've had dozens of Acer monitors in my business for 15+ years and never had this problem with any of them. But i'll be wary of buying this model again.
Do Not buy this monitor!!
I ordered 2 of these Acer 27" monitors. They looked like they would be perfect for my work needs. I bought these right before being sent home from work due to Covid-19. Just recently went to my office and picked up the monitors to bring them home and set them up. Have been using old, small monitors hoping that I would go back to the office soon, but now not till Jan 1st. As soon as I got them home I unboxed them and attempted to set them up. However NEITHER unit would power on. At first i plugged them into a power strip, having tested the outlets beforehand with other devices to make sure they were live. But got no action, dead monitors. No LED indicators lighting up, nothing. I also tried plugging them directly into wall outlets that i usually use to power other devices, but still, completely dead. Neither the boxes or the units looked damaged in any way. Looks like a severe quality issue. I wish I could return it but I bought it right before quarantine and was therefore not able to actually open until just recently, after the return window had passed. Now I'm stuck with (2) monitors that cost me a total of over $300 and they are junk, useless. Way to go ACER, won't be buying an ACER product in the future.
I liked the first so I bought another.
Why only 4 stars? I don't want to give people the wrong impression of this monitor. It is not a high end, high frame rate, high resolution monitor that will knock your socks off.
It is however, a great 75Hz 1080p display with plenty of configuration options and features and decent color quality control. I have to look at these monitors 8 hours a day and after using 1 for a couple of weeks I made the decision to buy another to match. Side by side you can see slight discoloration on the second. You really need to be looking to see it though. At first I thought it was because I was using display port on one and HDMI on the other, but after trading cables it made no difference.
If you want a quality mid range monitor, you can't go wrong with the CB272 series.
It is however, a great 75Hz 1080p display with plenty of configuration options and features and decent color quality control. I have to look at these monitors 8 hours a day and after using 1 for a couple of weeks I made the decision to buy another to match. Side by side you can see slight discoloration on the second. You really need to be looking to see it though. At first I thought it was because I was using display port on one and HDMI on the other, but after trading cables it made no difference.
If you want a quality mid range monitor, you can't go wrong with the CB272 series.
A great monitor with Display Port and HDMI
Overall, this is a fine monitor with a good set of features and an impressive image. My only complaint is the difficulty switching back and forth between HDMI and Display Port. It requires you press a small button on the back twice, then press the center of the little joy stick button once, select the source, and press the little joy stick button again. This is an awful lot of work if you regularly switch between active sources. If that is your plan, you may want to investigate other options.
Received two DOA monitors
First monitor I received was DOA out of the box, so after speaking with Amazon and Acer to "troubleshoot" and verify it was DOA, Amazon sent me a replacement unit. Was anxious to get it set up for my son's virtual school (thanks 'Rona), only to find out it was also DOA. Amazon is sending another replacement, so hopefully the third time is the charm??
Dead Monitors
I ordered 2 of these Acer 27" monitors. They looked like they would be perfect for my needs. As soon as they arrived, i unboxed them and set'em up. However NEITHER unit would power on. At first i plugged them into a power strip, having tested the outlets beforehand with other devices to make sure they were live. But no joy, dead monitors, no LED indicators lighting up, nothing. I also tried plugging them directly into wall outlets that i usually use to power other devices, but still, completely dead. Neither the boxes or the units looked damaged in any way. Looks like a severe quality issue. I own an Acer laptop and have never had a problem with it, but i guess they don't do monitors well.
Just wasn't the monitor for me.
Yeah I bought and tried this monitor and I didn't like it at all. No matter how much I tried to tweak the settings the monitor had a screen door like effect. It was like I was looking at a monitor through one of those security screen sheets. Also the colors seemed really dulled. When I was setting this up I had it next to my Viewsonic monitor and the colors seemed so much more crisp and clear and the colors on this monitor. I tried browsing through forums to see if I could find some settings that would make it look better but I couldn't find any settings that worked for me. I ended up returning this monitor and going with another brand. Maybe IPS panels are much different but I just know I couldn't stand the dullness of this monitor.
it will work after you work out how to turn it on
good pix, stand works well,has all the standard inputs.
turning it on is another matter. it has a power switch (rocker switch 1 and 0) but does nothing.
the on off switch is located in back rt side top button (unlabeled). i found it by accident. once this button is pushed just once the monitor works from then on.
why didn't i consult the book you ask? i didn't have a microscope handy.
turning it on is another matter. it has a power switch (rocker switch 1 and 0) but does nothing.
the on off switch is located in back rt side top button (unlabeled). i found it by accident. once this button is pushed just once the monitor works from then on.
why didn't i consult the book you ask? i didn't have a microscope handy.
Good bang for the buck.
I bought these for working at home and I have been impressed. They have a lot of settings which I suggest taking a little time to adjust to get the results you want. I have really only used these for watching videos and work so I can’t speak to the gaming side of things but I will say that for the money these look much better than the dell’s that I am using at work. The frameless design is not really frameless as other’s have mentioned but that wasn’t a deal breaker for me. Most other monitors for this price don’t have adjustable heights like these have. I had to use books on my older dell monitors to get them to the proper height.
Works great with Mac!
First things first. I had spent numerous hours researching for a monitor. I am software engineer by profession and I spend 3-4 hour a day working from home.
I needed a monitor that could work with my MacBook and I was on a budget. I looked at lot of monitors but as with most budget monitors they has one thing missing or other.
I wanted few things in my monitor
1- Display port, it gives exception result in font quality. HDMI works well when you have a 4k monitor.
2- Adjustable stand (it in an awesome completely practical stand)
3- Speaker (Speakers aren't really great and this is what you expect from a 2watt speaker)
I had almost purchased view sonic monitor and then this monitor popped up. I liked the fact that it has 360' stand and it really works.
It was really a difficult decision to buy this monitor since it doesn't have a lot of reviews and it just launched but so far it working great and my eyes are thanking me after a long hours of coding.
Also, I am getting full 75hz on my mac!
Cons
-The menu buttons are at the back side which makes it really difficult to guess which button does what
-There are two power buttons! please, who ever came up with this weird design deserves a pay cut! MAKE SURE TO TURN ON BOTH POWER BUTTONS, otherwise you will struggle like me.
-Also, the round button is for navigation, learned the hard way
OVERALL the only downside is the menu button but thankfully you wont be using them every day.
I am happy with the purchase and for money I paid I think it is a good buy!
I needed a monitor that could work with my MacBook and I was on a budget. I looked at lot of monitors but as with most budget monitors they has one thing missing or other.
I wanted few things in my monitor
1- Display port, it gives exception result in font quality. HDMI works well when you have a 4k monitor.
2- Adjustable stand (it in an awesome completely practical stand)
3- Speaker (Speakers aren't really great and this is what you expect from a 2watt speaker)
I had almost purchased view sonic monitor and then this monitor popped up. I liked the fact that it has 360' stand and it really works.
It was really a difficult decision to buy this monitor since it doesn't have a lot of reviews and it just launched but so far it working great and my eyes are thanking me after a long hours of coding.
Also, I am getting full 75hz on my mac!
Cons
-The menu buttons are at the back side which makes it really difficult to guess which button does what
-There are two power buttons! please, who ever came up with this weird design deserves a pay cut! MAKE SURE TO TURN ON BOTH POWER BUTTONS, otherwise you will struggle like me.
-Also, the round button is for navigation, learned the hard way
OVERALL the only downside is the menu button but thankfully you wont be using them every day.
I am happy with the purchase and for money I paid I think it is a good buy!
Good for a 75 MHz at this price
I've had better but this monitor is just fine for the price. It has taken a week of getting used to because it's VERY bright (brightness has to be turned down) and you have to find the right height and angle to view it at. Picture quality is about 90% of where I was hoping it would be and I say this because my last Acer was more vibrant. If you game, you CAN easily notice the difference between 60 and 75 MHz and it is worthwhile for sure. (Didn't want to spend the money on a 144 MHz)
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График изменения цены Acer SA270Bbmipux
Характеристи Acer SA270Bbmipux
| Общие характеристики | |
| Тип матрицы экрана : | IPS |
| LED-подсветка : | есть |
| Макс. частота обновления кадров : | 75 Гц |
| Тип LED-подсветки : | WLED |
| Экран | |
| Шаг точки по горизонтали : | 0.311 мм |
| Шаг точки по вертикали : | 0.311 мм |
| Диагональ экрана : | 27" |
| Контрастность : | 1000:1 |
| Динамическая контрастность : | 100000000:1 |
| Время отклика : | 1 мс |
| Максимальное количество цветов : | 16.7 млн. |
| Полное время отклика : | 1 мс |
| Время отклика MPRT : | 1 мс |
| Горизонтальный угол обзора : | 178 ° |
| Вертикальный угол обзора : | 178 ° |
| Плотность пикселей (ppi) : | 81 |
| Яркость : | 250 кд/м2 |
| Покрытие экрана : | антибликовое, матовое |
| Макс. частота кадров при макс. разрешении : | 75 Гц |
| Видимый размер экрана : | 27 " |
| Цветовой охват sRGB : | 100% |
| Подключение | |
| Интерфейс USB Type-C : | есть |
| Версия HDMI : | 1.4 |
| Версия DisplayPort : | 1.2 |
| Версия USB : | 3.1 |
| Функции | |
| Поддержка FreeSync/G-Sync : | FreeSync |
| Питание | |
| Блок питания : | внешний |
| Потребляемая мощность при работе : | 30 Вт |
| Потребляемая мощность в режиме ожидания : | 0.5 Вт |
| Потребляемая мощность в спящем режиме : | 0.4 Вт |
| Максимальная потребляемая мощность : | 30 Вт |
| Дополнительно | |
| Ширина : | 621 |
| Звук | |
| Количество встроенных динамиков : | 2 |
| Мощность динамиков (на канал) : | 2 Вт |
| Основные характеристики | |
| Технология экрана : | ЖК |
| Разрешение экрана : | 1920x1080 |
| Соотношение сторон экрана : | 16:9 |
| Тип матрицы : | IPS |
| Особенности : | встроенные колонки, подсветка без мерцания (Flicker-Free), регулировка по высоте |
| Интерфейсы | |
| Интерфейсы видео : | USB Type-C, вход DisplayPort, вход HDMI, выход DisplayPort |
| Интерфейсы : | USB Type-C, выход на наушники |
| Прочее | |
| Высота : | 454 |
| Стандарт крепления VESA : | 100x100 мм |
| Подробная комплектация : | кабель USB Type-C, кабель питания, документация, кабель HDMI - HDMI |
| Глубина : | 212 мм |
| Вес : | 3.56 кг |
| Дополнительная информация : | Мощность динамика 2x 2 Вт |
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