Review on High-Resolution Touch Screen Acer T272HL Bmjjz HDMI Monitor – 27 Inch WQHD Display by Blake Moorehead

Don't sleep on it, I'm shocked! I bought this monitor expecting to be able to use multi-touch controls to control DAW software. I've only had this monitor for a day and I can already say it's a great addition to my audio production kit. Using this touchscreen in combination with a mouse (and sometimes a keyboard) can greatly improve your workflow. I took the opportunity to upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10 to have full multi-touch functionality in my Sonar Cakewalk DAW. This required Windows 8 or later. I only had one problem: I couldn't type anything in any of the fields using the touchscreen or keyboard. I could no longer log into the computer. Creative audio interface with very old and fancy drivers. After I disabled it and restarted everything was fine. Overall, the touchscreen responds very well for me. Brightness, colors and clarity meet my requirements. It has a VESA mount and the adjustable monitor stand is detachable. It also includes a small cover that can be replaced where the bracket was removed. I found a small swivel mount with a bracket to attach to the table. preference. The monitor is very light and well made. The bottom edge of the transparent plastic is very easy to remove. It works great as a remote control. Software key and wireless keyboard/mouse. Size Monitor makes adjusting most knobs and sliders a dream. The 27-inch size gives me fairly well-sized buttons, dials, and tools at a 1020 x 1080 resolution. Very legible from all angles. I did a lot of research on this monitor and found most of the reviews to be positive. (As a DAW control panel). For me it's a lot cheaper than buying a hardware controller and a lot more versatile. In my view. I haven't really gotten into Adobe Photoshop or Premiere yet, but this looks promising. I don't know if the colors are acceptable for professional photography, but they're perfectly acceptable for my taste. minuses. Position of the monitor adjustment button. The way I installed the monitor I can slide it in and out. When I do that, I hit the power button or the adjustment buttons almost every time. It's very easy to accidentally touch and drag something or open an app, especially on the edge. (This is actually not a scam, I think it just needs to be read.)