Acer - ProDesigner PE270K bmiipruzx 27" Ultra HD IPS Monitor (HDMI) - Black

TLDR: on par with HP/DELL/ViewSonic/BenQ monitors of similar price range. +/- $100. with good color, brightness/saturation, white/black representation. would still trade it for a color accurate OLED in a heartbeat if I could ever afford one. bought for advertised color gamut, and accuracy (99% SRGB) paired with resolution and backlight tech... the monitors I reaaaaallly want are priced $1,500 - 3,000 (or more ) but hey, I got a budget. while the device comes calibrated from factory with a calibration report, i recalibrated using a SpyderX Elite which confirms between 98-99% SRGB. while it is more than capable of exceeding SRGB gamut into the greens and reds, it falls ever-so-short of 100% in the very edge of the blues I had color issues at first, but traced those to windows HDR control settings which were altering backlight dynamically - once disabled the monitor worked great. if you're a Pro... buy the higher end multi thousand dollar alternatives. invest in your tools. but for people like me that are hobbyists or enthusiasts who want a semi-decent graphics or editing monitor, I would say this is a good buy. stand is sturdy, easy height, pivot, and tilt adjustment that holds it's position and doesn't drift or migrate. yes, i do use it for gaming as well. it's capable, low lag. but is only 60hz... but it does have freesync... but i bought this primarily for color accuracy and gamut range. If you are buying something like this, i can not stress enough how important first investing in a color calibration tool is. room lighting and display panel age can change the perceived colors from any display. you may get more out of calibrating an old display (to pull the color range back within the display's capability) than you would get buying a new one that is not properly calibrated within your working space... long story short, so far I love this monitor. it is still quite expensive for my budget restrictions... but i decided to leverage the holiday return period to see if it really is worth the investment. Should I decide it's not, I have another month still to decide to return it. about a week now and so far I'm really thinking it's a keeper. It does come with a Hood as well, which basically just shields the display from light contamination that can alter perceived colors... So far, I feel the hood is a bit too small to really do anything effective. so I rate that feature as mildly effective.

I'm really glad I picked this monitor. I am using it for creating drawings and artwork and the color representation is fantastic. For the price there is not a better picture.

Great screen colors blend well together. Brightness works great