Monitors Looking to buy a monitor 27inch 2K

Specs-wise it is quite underwhelming, it is only 75Hz and doesn't have any HDR support. Just for 3k more you can get the acer xv272u which has a much higher refresh rate and actual HDR400, even though the HDR performance on it is not amazing but it will still be noticeable and it is also IPS which is much better than VA panels for productivity. You can go for the samsung but only if 15k is a hard budget for you and don't want to spend anything more. Also you should wait for a sale as the acer was selling for 16.5k just a few days ago on amazon and at that price it is the obvious choice.
 
Thanks all, for your suggestions, Decided to go with the Acer one. Currently the acer monitor is out of stock in my area, will it be available during sale?
 
Guys, I have booked an Acer Nitro XV275U P3. It is a mini-LED monitor with good HDR performance. I have seen whatever reviews were online, and everyone says that PQ is unparallelled for a sub $400 screen (equivalent to 33k INR)
Has ANYONE ever seen one? I am jumping the gun and getting it for my new build. Will cancel it if someone has actually used one and has not so good things to say about it.
 
Darth Vader said:
This would've been great if it was 180Hz+ Refresh rate and not the ugly white-only version. LG is also dropping their IPS Black product line soon.
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Suits my purposes really.. 1440p, IPS Black is ok.. good to have.. decent connectivity, 120Hz.. for just 28k.

Bought it from Lamington Road
 
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DigitalDude said:
Any idea when LG launching their IPS black product line?
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27Gr75Q vs xv272u v3 which is better to go with? LG is slightly pricier, but is it justifying the cost? or is it just cost associated for the branding?
After extensive research I found xv272u v3 user 6bit + FRC
While 27Gr75Q uses 8bit + FRC (defaults to 10 bits on Nvidia control panel)
 
Barricade said:
27Gr75Q vs xv272u v3 which is better to go with? LG is slightly pricier, but is it justifying the cost? or is it just cost associated for the branding?
After extensive research I found xv272u v3 user 6bit + FRC
While 27Gr75Q uses 8bit + FRC (defaults to 10 bits on Nvidia control panel)
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Since RTINGS do not have a review for xv272u v3 I will be posting the next closest thing. Compare both yourself.
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LG 27GR75Q-B Review

The LG 27GR75Q-B is a 1440p 27-inch budget gaming monitor. It joins a number of other monitors in the 27-inch budget gaming segment, like the Dell G2724D. It's a...
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Acer Nitro XV272U KVbmiiprzx Review

The Acer Nitro XV272U KVbmiiprzx is an excellent 1440p gaming monitor. It uses an IPS panel with wide viewing angles, and it has excellent ergonomics, meaning yo...
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Below is the other variant that uses a different stand (and possibly panel?)
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Acer Nitro VG271UP Pbmiipx Review

The Acer Nitro VG271UP Pbmiipx is a good 1440p IPS monitor with an excellent 144Hz refresh rate. It has good motion handling, variable refresh rate (VRR) support...
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Barricade said:
I found xv272u v3 user 6bit + FRC
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I don't know about XV272U V3 but VG271U M3 uses 8bit+FRC in 120Hz mode and only 8bit in its max 180Hz mode. I truly don't know how this model differs from whatever you are comparing it with to LG but It seems like Acer likes to introduce multiple models for minor cosmetic changes and/or for specific regions.
 
archie_arch said:
Planned to purchase this - ViewSonic Monitor for 15K. Or Get LG ultragear Monitor at 17K . Please suggest
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Repost your links as both links are the same and we don't know which LG ultragear monitor you are referring to. Also that link is a referral link, you don't need to post url including and after "?ref=".

P.s that viewsonic monitor is only better than XV272U V3 or VG271U M3 in terms of having 4 way adjustment (heigh, pivot, tilt, swivel) and if you don't care about that much you should go with Acer (or LG).
 
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