Acer K272HUL / HULA / HULB

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Reasonably priced. Solid performance. High-resolution panel.

Tilt-only stand. Weak speakers. Plain design.

Conclusion The Acer K272HUL is a great fit for users who want the pixel density of a 27-inch WQHD panel without having to trade up to a more expensive, professional-grade monitor like the BenQ BL2710PT or the Viewsonic VP2770-LED. You don't get many...

We like seeing displays that can be used in your bedroom or your office. The 27" Acer K272HUL has a better-than-1080p WQHD resolution, 16:9 aspect ratio, two HDMI inputs, and integrated speakers. While its intended use is certainly at a desk, the...

Very nice and crisp screen. Works fab with 3d software such as Inventor. I was happy with colours representation BUT I am not into exact colours :). It was OK with games in general - I love it... so why only 7 out of 10 - see bad points. I won a few...

- Horrible light bleeding in bottom corners even at 65-70% screen brightness. - Huge stand (footprint) but got a wall bracket to keep it closer to wall (60mm vs 145mm with ori stand)

The actual screen is great for the price. The picture looks really crisp with accurate colours and no visible back-light bleed in daytime conditions.

The overall build quality is not so great. Cheap plastic has been used in the frame and the display doesn't go right to the edges as the 'Zero Frame' marketing would suggest.

Good picture - the available 2560 x 1440 screen space makes a massive difference if you are multitasking. Worthy of note you have to use the included DVI lead (which has all pins connected) for 2560 resolution as HDMi only supports 1080

Great display for the price.

good quality panel and colour reproduction

no height adjust on stand and build quality is a little flimsy

Everything

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Quick set up, no dead pixels, nice thin frame design.

Stand has no height adjustment. Nasty ghosting effect on scrolling text (fixed by switching OD off - apparently a common problem with overdrive). Fine for watching videos but washed out using as a desktop, particularly light colours/greys. I've messed...