Review on Acer KG271 Bmiix FREESYNC 1920X1080P 🖥️ Monitor with 75Hz Refresh Rate and Tilt Adjustment by Aaron Torres

This display surprised me considering it's a TN display. Typically, TN displays tend to have narrow viewing angles, and color clarity degrades very quickly when placed outside of the monitor's optimal range. This monitor also suffers from these issues, but it's nowhere near as bad as other TN displays I've looked at. Much better than most similar technology displays I've used. I also really like the stand that comes with it. Although there is no up and down adjustment (it only has angle adjustment), it is extremely durable and stable. Even on the cheap Ikea table I test products on, it hardly bounces. It's also VESA compliant for additional mounting options. The display has a pair of speakers. They're adequate but not great. Gameplay looks fine on the display, but input lag is greater than what I typically see on gaming monitors. About 84ms from the moment I press the button to the moment something registers on the screen. That equates to around 44ms on a curved Samsung gaming monitor I recently tested. The maximum display frequency is 75 Hz, which is slightly higher than the 60 Hz supported by most displays in this price range. have a gaming PC powerful enough to achieve those goals. It also supports AMD Freesync for computers equipped with AMD GPUs. This allows the display to communicate with the graphics card and reduces screen tearing and other visual issues that occur during gaming. The frame rate must be between 40Hz and 75Hz for this feature to work properly. Going above or below this mark will disable this feature. Note that the display only has HDMI inputs (no DisplayPort connections). So I found that connecting via USB-C wouldn't enable the FreeSync feature. A direct connection to the HDMI port of an AMD graphics card works without any problems, no additional monitor setup is required. All in all, I'm very happy with this gaming display. Graphic artists and other users looking for consistent color reproduction and flexible viewing angles should go for an IPS display.