NEC Multisync PA271W

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

98% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Solid grayscale and color performance. Loads of features and settings. High resolution.

No HDMI port. Bulky cabinet. Pricey.

Conclusion With a list price of over $1,100 the NEC MultiSync PA271W isn't cheap, but as is usually the case, premium quality commands premium dollars. Its 27-inch P-IPS panel offers impressive performance and a generous feature set, and its extensive...

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2560x1440 resolution ; Large viewing angle ; Extremely accurate color reproduction

Expensive ; Heavy ; Average contrast ratio

With a huge list of features and controllable options, the NEC PA271W is the best option for editors doing color critical work.

If you're among these users who demand more, then the PA271W may be just what you need. In terms of ergonomic features, the PA217W offers height adjustment, swivels from left to right, tilts back and forth, and even rotates into portrait mode

10-bit panel ; 3D Look Up Tables (LUT) ; Integrated KVM ; Tons of easy-to-follow OSD controls ; Spectacular performance

No HDMII port ; It's thick and heavy ; Comparatively expensive

Performance Summary: NEC's MultiSync PA271W is the first monitor we've reviewed since adding DisplayMate to our suite of tests, which is both brutal and unapologetic when it comes to pointing out even the smallest flaws. As we review more panels,...

For colour professionals looking for a large, glare-free, ergonomically adjustable display with tons of colour-tweaking tools and technology to achieve and maintain accurate colour over time, the NEC MultiSync PA2701W delivers.

The NEC MultiSync PA271W performs incredibly well and has a ridiculously robust onscreen display.

The NEC MultiSync PA271W is more expensive than its closest competitor is, and it lacks several connections options such as HDMI.

The NEC MultiSync PA271W is an incredibly performing monitor that may be too expensive for what it offers.

Picture quality and color accuracy, Very extensive picture setting options, Fantastic color gradation, No backlight bleeding at all, Stand and range of adjustments, Response time

Price, Black level, Minor deviations in the color temperature presets, No A-TW polarizer

NEC SpectraView PA271 is a more expensive variant of the PA271W targeted at graphic, editing and post production. It has very extensive picture calibration options and features such as PIP (picture in picture), 2xUSB hub with a USB switch, and a stand...