Acer Vero CB272 bmiiprx

If you don’t care about USB-C but relish 4K levels of detail, this is the monitor for you.

LABS 27in MONITORS$229 | acer.com You can usually be confident of aggressive pricing from Acer, and it doesn’t disappoint here. The next cheapest 4K screen, BenQ’s PD2706U, costs $739, while the BenQ BL2790QT costs $459 and includes a mere 1440p panel. No contest, surely? In some ways, no. Photographers or film lovers who love detail will appreciate the level of detail on show here, and if you have good eyesight and devour spreadsheets – or tend to work with two windows side by side – the same is true for business use. Technically, this is a superior panel too, as it’s a true 8-bit display that uses FRC to increase colour coverage to 1.07 billion colours. The BenQ BL2790QT, by contrast, is a 6-bit panel with FRC taking its colour…

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