acer ED273URPbidpx 27 inch WQHD Curved Monitor - (VA Panel, FreeSync, 144Hz, 4ms, ZeroFrame, DP, HDMI, DVI, Black)

Excellent value, good (if note quite excellent) 1440p 144hz curved monitor. I got it at a discount as open box but unused, with Acer warranty so at £230 it was a steal. Had the 1080p version and the difference is night and day for general use, word, excel etc. Gaming also is better (my 2060 Super just about copes....) Just remember to enable 144hz on the W10 display adapter properties. Red band on stand is a bit of an eyesore (compared to the white / silver 1080p model) and limited inputs, but DP was all I needed. Not sure and don't care if it has speakers..... For the price I got it at and the improvement a 'better' monitor would have to be significant as they are twice the price I paid. Recommended

The package arrived in 2 days, very pleased with the item, the quality is great, would buy again any time from this seller.

Bought this for my wife who know works from home. She's loves curved monitors and the resolution is perfect. Image quality and brightness suit her too, she is very happy with it.

For some reason i cant seem to find any other reviews for the 144hz WQHD so i was quite skeptical especially for the cheap price i was getting it for (£260 ish) however as soon as it arrived i was amazed. Extremely light, and amazing quality pictures. The red stand is not particularly pleasing, but can be easily replaced with another stand which you can purchase for about £20 as the monitor has vesa options. Would definable recommend especially for the price i managed to get it for!

Would love to type out a lovely review for how good this product is, except when opening the box and powering up the monitor, I discovered the screen doesn't work, apart from showing me how broken it actually is. Looks like someone got mad and hit it pretty hard. Disappointed to say the least especially because now I have to go through the hassle of returning the item, ordering a new one and then waiting for it. Proper let down.

Was disappointed when I first powered the monitor up as the picture was dull with a distinct red cast. However after calibrating it and tweaking the settings everything is great. This is a nice light monitor and looks brilliant.

Review from 2.5 years after purchase: Monitor begins to progressively fail after warranty expires. Most likely due to an undersized capacitor, which allows the manufacturer to manipulate the device into generating errors at a certain point in time with a corresponding probability. This of course happens shortly after the warranty expires. This is an extremely common issue with multiple different monitors in this price range, including the Acer ED273URP, MSI Optix MAG27CQ, and Samsung CFG73. The issue itself is horizontal lines which appear at the bottom of the monitor during a cold boot, and fade slowly as the monitor turns on. The issue is misleadingly minor until around the 2 year mark when it begins to severely progress, obscuring the whole screen for several minutes at boot. I purchased two of these monitors 2.5 years ago, and have had the exact same issue on both, at the exact same time. Pretty much rules out coincidence, and verifies that this is intentional design. If you do intend to buy this monitor, be sure to check it for errors extensively, and do so again before the warranty expires, because you'll have a nightmare getting this returned after the warranty expires at the 2 year mark. Video shows how the issue begins, photos show how the issue progresses with time.

It’s great product but felt a bit mislead by it not saying it couldn’t 1440p and 120hz with a hdmi cable it can run one of those at once