I purchased this monitor as a replacement for an older one. I'm a graphic designer, and wanted something that would faithfully display my work. I'm very pleased with its clarity, color and size. This monitor allows me to arrange apps on screen without much overlap, making it a handy addition to my system. It works with PC and Mac. Maximum resolution is 1920 x 1080, so expect larger text and program interfaces. A word of caution: the monitor needs to be assembled to its base, and I had some difficulty setting it up due to the instructions being so sketchy and brief. I finally referred to the picture of the monitor on the box! The monitor is also quite top-heavy compared to its base, so you won't want to tilt it too much or move it around a lot.

My wife uses it for zoom class meetings and it’s great . Excellent definition and colors . Works awesome with Mac .

This is exactly what I wanted at a Great price.great picture

I really needed a new office monitor that didn’t break the bank. I use both Mac and Windows boxes. Mac for work and an windows for my personal laptop. The Acer offered many great options for a very reasonable cost. I got the on in Black. It had the typical stats such as 1920x1080 FHD, 4ms refresh, flicker less. A couple of the features caught my eye. Acer calls it “AcerVisionCare” This includes something called “ComfyView”. It is supposed to reduce the reflected light on your display for a more comfortable viewing. I must say, I was skeptical at first, but it really did work in my situation. I have it in my bonus room, so I literally have windows on 3 of the 4 walls in the room. During the day it can be challenging to have any display positioned to minimize the extra light reflections that I deal with. I have to say that the Acer has been the best of the different options I have tried over the last several years. The picture is stunning and the zero-frame technology (there is a very small frame) that they use really does make this look like a suspended picture. Overall, I am very happy with this monitor. There is only one drawback that I have seen and that is the stand/mount. It is not as sturdy as I think it should be, it tends to wobble a bit even though I have ensured all screws are tight. I have set it back a bit on my desk because of this. I don’t have small kids that could turn it over, but it just feels like the base should be more solid. I would still recommend this monitor as it still exceeded my expectations.

The Acer S271HL-IBIDX monitor has turned out much better than I expected. The monitor itself is very slim and sleak, the display goes almost all the way to the edge, the color reproduction is good if a touch on the warm side initially (even with 'cool' selected), if not exceptional. The connectivity is the standard DVI, VGA and HDMI connections, which isn't really anything to write home about. What's really interesting is this... The monitor is rated to be 60hz refresh which is standard for most monitors unless you're going for a gaming or other high performance monitor. What I've found is that I am able to drive it at 75hz without issue, Windows even recognizes the monitor as 75hz capable. It's interesting that this is the case since the other monitor in the line claims and functions at 75hz but this one does not mention it. Outside of that, this monitor is capable of Freesync which can lend itself to fluidity in gaming with AMD graphics cards. It really is an excellent looking monitor and as I mentioned, functions better than expected. Highly recommended