Acer HN274H

usability, price, design, size

83% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Good 3D depth. Sharp image detail. Solid dark grayscale and color performance. Three HDMI ports. Glasses included.

Pricey. Narrow viewing angles. Some crosstalk.

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Expensive and black level could use a slight improvement

Expensive and black level could use a slight improvement

Built-in emitters ; Glasses included ; 3D technology works with more than 525 games ; Plenty of ports on the Acer HN274H ; Latest 3D technology

Costly ; Acer HN274H takes a while to wake from sleep ; ViewSonic V3D245 base has a sizeable footprint ; No height and pivot controls on either monitor

If you're looking to upgrade to a 3D capable, 120Hz display, a monitor with an embedded 3D emitter and the latest 3D Vision technology from NVIDIA will appeal to you. For now, the Acer HN274H and ViewSonic V3D245 are two of the better options. Although...

3 HDMI 1.4 ports ; Built-in NVIDIA 3D Vision IR emitter on the bezel ; Excellent colors for a TN panel ; LED Backlight ; Single button Display input switch ; Built-in Speaker ; No ghosting on top and bottom edges while in 3D mode ; Excellent 2D and 3D...

OSD 3D notification would be better if it was smaller and if the "option to skip" text did not popup every time

It is 2011 and 3D is alive and well with the amount of manufacturers and software offering support growing constantly. It is also nice to see Acer with a new 3D monitor which blows away their previous model in terms of performance. Despite having a...

Versatility, contrast in 3D images, smooth 3D performance, multiple HDMI slots, lightweight 3D glasses

Weak speakers, cost

Best used in a bedroom where a PC monitor and a TV screen will be one and the same, Acer's HN274H is well-connected and makes both an excellent desktop upgrade and a great option if a 3DTV would be too much of a stretch.

120 Hz ; Beautiful ; Big ; 3D works great

Monitor burned out with less than a year of use. Was very well cared for, never overheated. Acer only has a repair facility in ONE US state. I had to send it all the way there, and it cost me about a hundred dollars in shipping costs. Very unreliable...

Price, nice sale. No dead pics, plug and play on my mullti monitor system. 120 hrz does work fine

Colors were washed out but I was able to fix that. Buttons take a lot of practice to use

At $300 its the best deal i could find on a 1080p 120hz 3d monitor. And a drop of $350 in price is nice

None so far, maybe the speakers are not the best but really who's gonna use monitor speakers if there getting a 120hz monitor for gaming, stick to my 7.1 setup

This is a great monitor for the price, it cannot be beat compared to other active shutter 3D monitors that actually work with AMD cards. It comes decently calibrated, only needed some minor adjustments. 120hz 2D 1080p works only on DVI-D for those...

It does not support 3D 1080p at 60hz for AMD gaming at this time because hdmi 1.4a is limited to 720p 60hz(each eye) at the moment(hopefully fixed with firmware soon), this was expected though. The touch screen buttons are more to be desired, very...

Normally I'd wait a bit longer but I wanted to comment in regards to the guy who was asking about getting it to 120hz and the scaling ; Monitor is quite sleek, base is solid as well as the panel its self. Packaging is very good, no worries about...

The 'touchscreen' buttons on the panel to adjust monitor settings are, annoying at best. Cool idea but they are quite finicky. That's my only beef in regards to construction ; Now for the other issue, 120hz and scaling. (I'm running a Radeon HD 7850) I...