27" Acer Nitro VG270S Gaming

This Acer computer monitor will enrich your PC setup with display boasting a screen size of 27". Its aspect ratio is 16:9. This LCD is powered by the IPS technology, which is known for high image and colour quality and good viewing angles. The image resolution of the monitor is 1920 × 1080 px. Its very fast response time of 2 ms is fantastic for fast-paced computer games and keeps the images clear. Its refresh rate of 144 Hz surpasses most monitors on the market, doesn't cause nearly as much eye strain, and it is used to seamlessly render content. This Acer PC monitor brings you a brightness of 250 cd/m2. For artists or graphic designers, colour intensity is the most important thing. Luckily, the colour depth of the monitor is 8 bit. The DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 2.0 is utilised for connecting to your PC.

27" Acer Nitro VG270S Gaming LCD Monitor Key Features

• Resolution: 1920 × 1080 px
• Monitor works with IPS technology
• The matte surface of this LCD stops annoying glare
• Response of 2 ms and refresh rate of 144 Hz
• Maximum brightness: 250 cd/m2
• FreeSync for synchronisation with AMD cards
• Monitor compatible with: 100×100 VESA mounting
• Blue light filter helps promote better sleep
• Typical consumption of the 27" Acer Nitro VG270S Gaming equals 16,8 W

27" Acer Nitro VG270S Gaming Monitor Construction and Equipment

This Acer monitor has dimensions measuring 61.2 × 45.2 × 2.4 cm. In addition to the classic stand, the monitor can be hung on the wall with a VESA mount. This monitor model weighs 6.99 kg. The interface for the input is essential. The 27" Acer Nitro VG270S Gaming uses the DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 2.0 type.

Advanced Functions of the 27" Acer Nitro VG270S Gaming Monitor

While working in the night, you will undoubtedly appreciate the blue light filter built into this monitor, which helps improve your sleep quality. The Flicker-Free function provides an effective shield against eye strain by removing screen flickering. The monitor has an exclusive function for hardcore gamers called FreeSync, which is precision image synchronisation with AMD graphics cards.