Top 10 Acer Monitors

A simple but high-quality ultra-budget level monitor for undemanding users or office equipment. The Acer V226HQLb model offers a 21.5-inch TN display with a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels and a 16:9 aspect ratio. The screen has a good contrast level of 1000: 1, received a fairly bright backlight of 250 cd / m² and good viewing angles of 160 and 170 degrees. There is also an anti-reflective coating and support for Flicker-Free technology to protect eyesight. In addition, a refresh rate of 75 Hz is claimed, which is quite good considering the price of the device.

Of course, at such a cost, there are also disadvantages. In the reviews, users complain about not the most accurate color reproduction, the presence of only a VGA output, the bulkiness of the stand and the tendency to sway at the slightest touch of the monitor or even the table.

An inexpensive model with a high-quality AH-IPS-matrix, a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels and a fast response time of 4 ms. With a diagonal of 24 inches, it received a universal aspect ratio of 16:9, which is convenient for both home and office use. It differs, though not ideal, but in high-quality color reproduction, a good margin of backlight brightness (250 cd / m²) and Acer's impressive range of eye protection and image enhancement features: BlueLightShield, Flickerless, ComfyView and Low Dimming. At the same time, the monitor is offered at a very attractive budget price, which makes it the best choice among 24-inch models.

Reviews for this modification are mostly positive, there is a good level of color reproduction, high quality picture detail and ease of setup. Among the shortcomings of Acer ET241Ybd are the lack of an HDMI connector, insufficiently narrow screen frames and a flimsy mount to the stand.

Inexpensive Acer monitor with the best version of the outdated TN + film matrix, which has a classic resolution of 1920x1080 pixels with a diagonal of 23.6 inches, good WLED backlight with a brightness of 300 cd / m2, a response time of 5 ms and a dynamic contrast ratio of 100M: 1. The screen of this model is equipped with a high-quality anti-glare coating and supports a refresh rate of 60 and 75 Hz, which is quite enough for office or everyday home use. The monitor can be mounted on a wall, received an additional DVI-D video connector, supports Flicker-Free vision protection technology, and also has a good level of energy efficiency - it consumes 20.22 W in operating mode and 0.5 W in sleep mode.

User reviews do not note a large number of minuses, most often they mention an outdated design with large frames, the lack of an HDMI connector and not optimal color reproduction, but these are the inevitable costs of the matrix used.

The diagonal of this monster is 54.6 inches (139 cm). Design - like a TV - a huge display canvas, small frames and the simplest non-adjustable legs.In the reviews, users complain about the poor quality of the latter, and therefore we recommend using a monitor paired with a wall mount.

Resolution, of course, 4K UltraHD (3840x2160 pixels) - with another, graininess would be clearly noticeable. IPS matrix with HDR10 support, 300 cd/m brightness² and a refresh rate of 75 Hz is perfect for watching movies and games (both console and PC). You can also work on this monitor, but how often do you work on a TV? But in fact, in front of us, in fact, it is he who is without a TV tuner, but with excellent image quality, 10 W stereo speakers, and a lot of video inputs (3x HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.2, VGA) for simultaneously connecting a TV set-top box, a computer and gaming consoles.

The K222HQLCbid monitor is aimed at not the most demanding users, but at the same time it offers a quite acceptable set of characteristics: an IPS matrix, 21.5 inches diagonally, FullHD resolution (1920x1080 pixels), a good level of LED backlight brightness (250 cd/m²) and a response time of 4 ms. There are also quite narrow bezels that allow you to arrange multi-monitor configurations, as well as a decent set of connectors: DVI-D, HDMI and VGA. For eye protection, Flicker-Free and blue light reduction features are provided, and, of course, an anti-glare screen coating is used. Among the shortcomings in the reviews, the flimsy stand, slight light in the corners, and not the most thoughtful setup system are most often mentioned.

Mid-budget 27-inch Acer monitor for novice gamers from the Nitro gaming series. Equipped with a good IPS-matrix with a resolution of 2560x1440 pixels and an aspect ratio of 16:9. Supports 144Hz refresh rate and AMD FreeSync technology for a smoother picture. Also on board there is support for Flicker-Free flicker protection, anti-reflective coating and integrated acoustics, though not with the most outstanding sound quality. An additional plus is the bezel-less design, which will help you arrange multi-monitor configurations.

In the reviews, among the pluses, the convenience of a stand that does not take up much space on the table, a large supply of backlight brightness, excellent picture detail, and better adaptation of the screen refresh rate to the frame rate of the game are noted. There are also disadvantages, in particular, light is clearly visible at the corners of the display when displaying dark scenes.

It is impossible to do without a model with a ratio of 21:9, ideal for watching movies, in the rating of monitors. Acer CZ350CKbmiiphx has a rather interesting, faceted, but discreet design. The stand is functional, supports adjustments in height, tilt and rotation in a wide range. On the rear panel there is a USB hub with 4 Type-A ports and one Type-B. Video outputs - 2x HDMI and DisplayPort - point downwards, but there is no way to hide the wires from the eyes.

The diagonal of the curved matrix, made using TFT VA technology, is 35 inches. Resolution 3440x1440 pixels. Response speed and contrast do not stand out from the competition, but the brightness pleased - 300 cd / m². Also pleasantly surprised by the refresh rate - 100 Hz. This Acer monitor can be safely recommended to fans of movies, games, as well as those working with graphics, photos and videos - the main workspace and all the necessary toolbars fit on the wide display.

How to distinguish a professional monitor from a regular one? That's right, according to the regular curtain around the display, which prevents the appearance of distracting glare on the screen. But Acer's ProDesigner line is not the only thing that stands out. The design is understated but functional. The stand is stable and adjustable in all directions. There are openings for cables. There are four USB ports on the side, and there are a lot of display options: 2x HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.2, Mini-DisplayPort and even USB Type-C, which is still extremely rare in monitors.

The 27-inch display is made using IPS technology. Resolution - 4K UltraHD. Brightness deserves special attention: in the base the monitor produces 400 cd / m², but with HDR enabled - up to 1000 cd / m²! At the same time, you do not have to manually adjust the brightness depending on the illumination - there is a special sensor for this, as in smartphones. Color reproduction is perfect: Adobe RGB coverage is 100%. ProDesigner is also factory color calibrated. You can only find fault with the cost, but when were professional solutions cheap?

An Acer monitor with an atypical design for a gaming model.The only catchy detail is the red ring on the stand. Otherwise, we have a very discreet device. You can output the image through any of the four connectors: 2x HDMI, DVI-D or DisplayPort. For user convenience, there is a 5-port USB hub and a stand that is adjustable in tilt, swivel and height.

Matrix, at first glance, can not boast of anything outstanding. 24.5 inches, FullHD resolution, made using TN technology. Viewing angles are typical: 170° horizontal and 160° vertical. But the brightness and speed ... At the peak, the monitor produces almost 400 cd / m² brightness and a refresh rate of 240 Hz - a record high on the market at the time of writing. Paired with 1ms response speed and support FreeSync, this allows you to show excellent results in eSports games even at the most professional level.

Relatively inexpensive widescreen (Super UltraWide) gaming monitor from Acer with a diagonal of 43.5 inches, a curved screen and a 32:9 aspect ratio. Built on the basis of a VA-matrix with an almost 4K resolution of 3840x1200 pixels and a response of 4 ms. It has a high level of contrast, a gaming refresh rate of 120/144 Hz and support for FreeSync 2 technology for smoother display of dynamic scenes. Support for DisplayHDR 400 and DCI-P3 color gamut of 90% are responsible for improving picture quality, and the Low Blue Light function helps reduce eye strain.

User reviews are full of praise for image quality and response speed, as well as additional functionality expressed by built-in speakers, a picture-in-picture option and 7-color backlighting.Among the shortcomings, it is worth noting the high level of energy consumption (up to 90 W) and an uncomfortable stand with not the best ergonomics.