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Acer ED3 ED273U P – 27inch WQHD – VA 1200R 165Hz – Curved – Monitor
(26 reviews)
8,256
SKU
7149-1
Product overview
About product
Become immersed in the game with this 27” 165Hz WQHD 1200R curved monitor.
Take your gaming to new horizons and beyond with AMD® Radeon™ FreeSync and a wide range of other features.
Brands acer
Model ED273U Pbmiipx
Screen Size 27 inch
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Panal Type VA
Backlight Type LED
Display Resolution QHD 2560×1440
Refresh Rate 165 Hz
I/O Ports DisplayPort 1.2 x 1, Earphone Jack: Yes, HDMI x 1
Response Time 1ms VRB
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Specifications
| Model Name | ED273U Pbmiipx |
|---|---|
| Screen size in inch | 27 Inch |
| Display Type | LED |
| Resolution in Numbers | 2560x1440 |
| Port Type | HDMI |
| Resolution Type | WQHD |
| Response Time | 1ms VRB |
| Dimensions | 68.7 × 15.6 × 44.3 cm |
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Great quality and very good looking. Very hard to find a good quality, white, good looking monitor. Sometimes it doesnt connect to my pc when i switch it on which is annoying but that could be a problem with my pc. I switch it off and on again and it works fine
Very good moniter but disappointed no speakers
Great value Freesync monitor that is compatible with Nvidia Gsync. I had no issues enabling Gsync with the monitor. It looks great and is the perfect size for desktop gaming (I'm sat about 3 foot back from the monitor whilst gaming) My main issue with the monitor is the lack of a dedicated power...
Limited connectivity
I brought this morning to hoping to connect it to my laptop however it does not connect via a display adaptor as expected, so no use for multiple monitor setup. Otherwise the monitor works well, and looks good!
Looks the business, very high end look at a moderate price. Nice 1800R curve and fits to a desk arm VESA mount nicely. BUT... using it with a Display Port to get 144Hz it suffers terrible flicker on dark scenes. Disabling Freesync is supposed to work but I have a GTX1070 so no freesync to disable.
