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ACER EK271P0bi Full HD 27" VA LCD Monitor - Black, image 1 of 1

ACER EK271P0bi Full HD 27" VA LCD Monitor - Black

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£99.00
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Specifications

PanelVA
Resolution1920x1080
Size27"

At a glance

ACER EK271P0bi Full HD 27" VA LCD Monitor - Black is a 27" VA monitor with a 1920x1080 resolution. It is listed at one UK shop, Currys, for £99.00 (checked 19 October 2026).

From the retailer

From work mode to chill time, this Acer monitor's 27” VA display gives you loads of space to do your thing. The Full HD resolution means everything looks razor-sharp and packed with detail. Plus, AMD FreeSync and a smooth 144 Hz refresh rate make it perfect for unwinding with some after-work gaming. Good to know

  • 1 ms response time keeps things quick and smooth
  • ZeroFrame design is perfect for multi-screen setups
  • HDMI and VGA ports make it super simple to connect your laptop or PC
  • Tilt it, swivel it, or mount it on the wall to find the perfect viewing angle

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