This Acer XV273 Xv3, 27" gaming monitor with a WQHD 2560x1440 resolution delivers incredible detail precision and brightness, making each game scene truly vivid. Such a format is perfectly suited for expansive game worlds and provides advantages due to its wide field of view.
IPS technology ensures a more uniform liquid crystal structure, allowing pixels to maintain stable properties regardless of the viewing direction. This reduces color shifts and visual artifacts, making IPS technically a more balanced solution in comparison to other panel technologies.
AMD FreeSync dynamically synchronizes the panel's refresh rate with the variable frame rate, reducing motion artifacts. Thanks to a flexible synchronization range, the technology improves motion accuracy and reduces flickering in scenes with rapid transitions.
This monitor is compatible with NVIDIA G-SYNC (G-SYNC Compatible). NVIDIA G-SYNC uses a hardware module to precisely synchronize the monitor's refresh rate with the video card's frame rate. This approach reduces image tearing, stabilizes the representation of moving objects, and minimizes brightness fluctuations. The technology ensures smooth dynamic scene rendering with minimal artifacts.
The frequency 240 Hz ensures quick panel response and precise motion display, reducing visual delay. This mode is especially useful for e-sports players as it allows them to anticipate their opponent's actions more easily and maintain a stable image even in high game dynamism.
The Flicker-Free technology reduces or completely eliminates flickering in lighting, ensuring a stable and uniform image. The reduced visual vibration lessens eye strain and improves comfort during prolonged use, especially when using the monitor at a lower brightness level.
The Pivot technology allows the screen to be rotated into vertical orientation, ensuring more efficient use of workspace when working with text, documents, or long lists. This design improves readability, reduces the need for scrolling, and enhances convenience.
The Swivel feature ensures smooth horizontal rotation of the monitor, allowing quick adjustment of screen orientation to the user's position changes. This is particularly useful in work at a shared desk, project discussions or use of multiple devices where flexible viewing direction adjustment is required.
Tilt technology allows for adjusting the screen's slope angle back and forth, ensuring the correct image placement in relation to the user's line of sight. This kind of adjustment helps reduce neck and eye strain, improves image perception, and makes long-term work at the monitor more comfortable.
VESA wall mount provides a standardized mounting hole layout, allowing you to safely attach the monitor to the wall using compatible brackets. This type of installation frees up desk space, reduces vibrations from the table, and ensures a stable screen position for prolonged work.
Built-in speakers allow the monitor to independently process and play audio signals, reducing the need for additional devices. This makes the workplace more compact and facilitates connection. The speakers provide basic sound support for multimedia and communication applications.
HDMI uses a single cable connection for video and audio transmission, ensuring a stable signal and minimal losses. Such an interface simplifies connection and reduces the possibility of synchronization errors. HDMI is compatible with a majority of modern devices and ensures reliable operation in various configurations.
DisplayPort is a modern image transmission standard that ensures stable playback with high resolution and refresh intensity. The interface supports HDR and multiple monitor configurations, transmits details without quality loss and provides accurate graphics display on professional and gaming monitors.
Warranty
Acer provides this model with a 2 year warranty at all certified service centres.
*When purchasing a monitor on the legal entity's details - manufacturer's warranty 1 year.
DVI is a digital standard and ensures high image quality, however, thanks to the big size of the plug and the inability of the standard to develop further due to a few technical restrictions this type of connection is gradually losing its popularity to modern HDMI and DisplayPort standards. 
