Acer Nitro XV273K

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Dec, 2024

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 12 reviews of Acer Nitro XV273K. The average rating for this product is 4.3/5, compared to an average rating of 4.3/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. People really like the reliability and design, whereas some have doubts about the size.

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Expert review by : Christian Eberle (tomshardware.co.uk)

Acer Nitro XV273K Gaming Monitor Review: 4K at 144Hz Gets Cheaper

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Super bright at over 500 nits ; Accurate DCI-P3 color gamut ; 144Hz refresh rate ; FreeSync ; G-Sync compatible (without HDR) ; Solid build

No dynamic contrast means HDR only looks slightly better than SDR ; Inaccurate white point in sRGB mode ; Expensive

The Acer Nitro XV273K makes a few compromises to get its price under $1,000. But it still offers fantastic 4K gaming at 144Hz, along with the ability to connect to both FreeSync and G-Sync systems.

Apr, 2019

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Expert review by : Chris Stobing (pcmag.com)

Acer Nitro XV3 (XV273K)

Despite its strong color results and moderate price for a 4K, 144Hz-capable panel, Acer's Nitro XV3 has some shortfalls that keep it just shy of gaming-monitor glory.

Cheaper than any other 4K 144Hz display. Good color results. Strong brightness readings. Design accommodates unconventional keyboard placements.

Significant backlight bleed. Tinny onboard speakers. Requires two DisplayPort cables for 4K 144Hz mode. Unable to maintain HDR or G-Sync at 144Hz refresh rate.

Bottom Line: Despite its strong color results and moderate price for a 4K, 144Hz-capable panel, Acer's Nitro XV3 has some shortfalls that keep it just shy of gaming-monitor glory.

May, 2019

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Expert review by : Ian Lacey (gaminglyfe.com)

Acer Nitro XV273K Monitor

2020 so far has been an uncertain year for many. People losing their jobs, companies having to reduce their workforce or close up shop, and people seeking isolation as we move through this whole pandemic. This whole ordeal has brought people to a low...

High Resolution ; Fast Response Times ; Great Built-in Audio

Too Massive, Bulky ; A Bit Expensive

Summary The Acer Nitro XV273K was a lot of fun review and the 4k features and fast response times made this a blast to mess around with, but there was not enough there to really pull me in. The Acer Nitro XV273K is too big for my taste and with its...

May, 2020

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Expert review by : Tim Schiesser (techspot.com)

Acer Nitro XV273K 27" Gaming Monitor Review

The Acer Nitro XV273K is the first monitor to bring a 4K resolution and 144 Hz refresh rate to gamers at a more affordable price point. At about $900, we wouldn't call this a value offering, but given what's on offer and at half the cost of competing...

May, 2019

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Acer Nitro XV273KP

"Excellent monitor has some small teething issues in the menus and setup but well and truly out classes most other panels. I know what's good. 144hz is a straight step in the right direction and should be standard. I wouldnt consider anything below...

Jan, 2019