Customer Ratings & Reviews

Wow, this screen is wonderful! The colors and text are sharp and clear. I love the fact that it is a touch screen! I hook it to my Surface Pro 3 and have full touch capability. Or, I can use it with my old desktop computer and enjoy the clearer images. I also like that you can use both VGA & HDMI connections, plus it has extra USB ports (2 of which are USB3). Best Buy had a great price on this monitor and shipped it to my door very quickly. If you are looking for a touch screen monitor this is definitely a great buy.

Monitor size, brightness and picture quality are very good. Touchscreen is very responsive. Side mounted controls are a little annoying but only because I have a second monitor to the right of this one. Both the screen and the black bezel are absolute fingerprint magnets. The speakers are not great but that is typical for built in speakers. Having a three port USB 3.0 hub on the monitor is nice. The adjustable stand is a good idea but I find that if I bump te monitor too hard it will change angle. Overall the monitor is very good. I would not have paid full price for it but when it was on sale I was willing to pay a little extra just to have the fun but rather useless touchscreen option.

Touch screen is a good addition to any system, but ties in especially well with Windows 8.1 touch laptop. Only real issue is the non traditional stand. It does allow for the touch monitor to lay pretty flat but for my case I would have liked it to stand up straighter. I also had a problem that I wanted the monitor to sit 2 inches lower by removing the bottom clear bezel (easier to incorporate into my desk setup by being closer to touch) but it would not stand correctly because of the design of the stand. A small issue (just a tiny annoyance) is that it has an auto input change upon no signal detection. I have two systems plugged into it so when I just have to reboot my main laptop it automatically switches input. But overall use and functionality is great. It a touch screen monitor that works as a touch screen monitor.

only reason I got this one and not a cheaper one was that this was on the "been on the shelf" sale. It was 450$ and they wanted 269$..... sold !! It's worked perfect since day one with only 5 mins worth of adjusting to set it perfect. I want 2 of these !! I want to put 2 of them and connect them to 2 60" screens. They will lay almost flat so if I stood up and layed 2 down in front of me it would be like I am in front of 2 touch screens if I extended them..... wife said I would get kicked out of my room if I did so I have to judge carefully ;) Anyways this screen is awesome and I really do want 2 of them.

Bought this on sale when I bought my Surface Pro3 system, wanted a monitor with Touch screen to use some capabilities of Windows 8.1 when projecting onto a second screen. Can connect wired or wirelessly using the MS Display adapter, however you will need to still connect through using the USB connection as well if you want touchscreen ability (I have the docking station permanently connected for this functionality). There was no other monitor with the touchscreen capability at this price, provides a beautiful screen quality and looks great at the office on my workstation

The graphics and resolution of this touchscreen monitor are superb. Truly High Definition in appearance, great picture clarity and touch response.

purchased this to go with my Windows 8 PC. It's really an amazing monitor and absolutely worthy of purchase. It is an IPS panel which is the reason why it's much more expensive than the typical TN panel that comprises most inexpensive LCD monitors. Because it is IPS, the viewing angles are fantastic. In addition, it has capacitive touch which makes Windows 8 really excellent to use. It can recognize up to 10 points of touch simultaneously, meaning that you can have 2 people using the screen at the same time, perhaps in a game. The screen is extremely responsive. Soon you'll be pinching to zoom in and out. Twirling your fingers to rotate a picture. Swiping to close programs or change programs. It really is like having a tablet on a nice big screen.

It is like a tablet on steroids. It is a really crystal clear monitor very easy to use and set up

I am very pleased with my purchase of this touchscreen monitor. It is exactly what I wanted and at a reasonable price. The value is for me is that it works for Windows 7 and will work for future versions. My neices and nephews got the hang of it right away since they know how to use tablets. Acer makes good monitors and this one is a good value. Hooked everything up and I did calibrate it right away. No problems at all.

Monitor worked right out of the box. I plugged the power, hdmi, and usb cables in then turned the computer on and had a picture with touch working, The touch works good and isn't over sensitive. I am contemplating attaching a mini pc to the back to get an inexpensive all-in-one computer. The internal speakers are terrible.

I am not used to a touch screen monitor. I just point to something on the monitor and the computer tries to react to that point of contact. That is what I wanted the monitor to do but it is going to take time to adjust to its function. Poor built in speakers so I use add on external speakers. Overall I enjoy the monitor.

I was lucky that this was on sale the day my old, square Samsung monitor gave up the ghost, so price was not a negative factor. Everything about the monitor is positive. You can read all the technical reviews and see the numbers; just know that in real life It is bright, sharp, and responsive. One thing that gave me pause in setting it up is that the stand is really, really stiff and I almost thought I was going to break it off before it would snap into place. Don't worry; just be firm and strong, yet gentile and it will snap into place. The only thing that gave me thoughts of knocking the review down a bit was that it does not have a swivel. On the other hand, it has such clear viewing angles, that I don't find I need to adjust it as I change position. Finally, I wanted touch in anticipation of Windows 10 (skipping the whole 8 thing). Lo and behold: I discovered that it is touch responsive even in Windows 7! Never saw that coming...

The monitor was on sale and I paid less than $200.00 for it, thanks to Shopkick. I love to save so I was happy with my purchase to begin with. The design is nice and sleek. It was easy to hook up and it worked right away, then I had a small problem with it when it stopped working. I contacted the company and we couldn't get it to work and I was going to send it to them so they could test it. I decided to call HP first to make sure that their machine was compatible to the Acer monitor and they help me to get it working. I also think one of the cords came unplugged and that was a part of the problem. I love my monitor and I wouldn't trade it. I only gave it 4 stars because of the problem I encountered, but all the techs that helped me out were GREAT!

This is the first touch screen monitor that i have use at home, the screen is very sharp and the colors are deep and true, my granddaughter loves to play games on it. It waseasy to set up once I relized that I also needed to use a USB cable along with the VGA cable.

I bought this for the office, and it works great! I think the price was pretty reasonable, the picture is good, and we haven't had any issues with it. It does show fingerprints, but I guess there's no way around that!

got it on sale great for price, great res., touch screen works well, stand in back totally adjusts to what you need. you'll need up grade speakers but thats to be expected.

Does a great job with resolution, sound and screen size. Works seamlessly with Windows 8.1 Pro. I did recommend it to a friend and colleague who went ahead and bought the product, he loves it too.

Purchased when it went on sale for $300 Pros: Image quality is great, Multiple HDMI inputs, USB3 Hub, VESA mount ready Cons: Speakers are mediocre, but I don't use them.

The setup was very simple. I only had to plug in one data cable and the power cord at setup (plug in cables - no software to deal with). The touch screen became disabled once but was easy to fix with reseating the data cable. Has worked with no problem since. I also had to figure out how to disable the internal speakers so I could use my own external unit (read the manual). I really like the touch screen now that I have gotten used to it. You only need to just get close to the screen for it to take action (do your pointing at a bit of a distance). It was a significant jump in price from non-touch but was worth it to me.

turn a none touch screen comp into one. I love this monitor and it looks amazing. Only problem is the sun will put a bad glare on it.