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Question: Does this monitor have VESA holes on back for wall mounting?
Document: I mean bad, real bad. They sound like airplane headphone speakers set to loud. The speakers blow big time. Other than that, this is a great monitor for a great price. I use the monitor for school work and some gaming so I do not need the super low refresh rate and super high contrast, so this monitor suits my needs. The stand is okay. It only tilts but the monitor does have VESA mounts to give you some mounting options.
Easy plug and play. Accepts thunderbolt to displayport connection can easily be setup to use the Intel HD Gpu included on the Haswell Cpu. The whites are stunning! to get maximum resolution make sure to use either a DVI or displayport connection.After seeing movies and playing games in 2560x1440 yo can never go back to 1920x1200 or 1920x1440.We are now on 2nd generation 4k monitors, prices have fallen however all the ghosts are not out of the machine, take a look at the pages and pages of reviews for 4k monitors sounds like they are debating unified string theory!.
This being said, if the mid range refresh rate or gargantuan size  don't bother you that it is a fantastic monitor for an unbeatable price.
Wow. This monitor is a great deal for $330 ($350-$20 coupon). Immediately played BF4 on it and it looks amazing. Did a quick dead pixel test and all was good. I do have some minor light bleed on the right side of the screen, but it doesn't bother me. I ended up turning the brightness down a bit as it was pretty bright, so I don't even notice it anymore. This monitor is an amazing deal. I do warn you, the speakers are horrible.
It's definitely still matte, but it also reflects a bit more glare than my previous monitor. I can live with it, but be careful about how much direct sunlight hits the screen (you may want to reconfigure things).I'm not a big fan of the glossy plastic casing. It's not horrendous, but it makes the monitor look somewhat unprofessional. I guess Acer had to cut a few corners, and I guess that I can live with anything that doesn't compromise display quality.My one major complaint about this monitor is the cheap-o stand.
This monitor is a great investment, and a good way to increase the amount of real estate on your desktop at 60Hz. While getting a good taste of higher definition and not dropping a couple of thousand bucks.I believe 2015 to be the right time to jump into consumer grade 4k.It has a displayport in and a displayport out for those of you interested in daisy chaining Thunderbolt devices. It's mountable, and packing was done smartly to protect the screen.The picture is great! breaktaking and stunning. This is a great price point to jump into a higher resolution monitor and save some money.
Wow. Great deep and rich colors and picture. Tons of screen real estate. Totally worth the price and the price was awesome.The only downside is that I run it in dual monitor with an old Acer AL2223W, and side by side the old Acer doesn't look too good. I might have to buy a second K272HUL.One tip, when I first installed it the text was garbled. Reading on a forum I learned that older DVI cables will not work correctly. So I switched out my old DVI cable for the one included, and now it's working perfectly.
This monitor is outstanding in terms of picture. Details are sharp and color and contrast are stunning. This makes for a great display for photo editing and movie viewing. However, if you're considering this monitor for gaming there are some small drawbacks. The build in speakers are abysmal at best and the refresh rate maxes out at 60hz. While this is ok for most casual gamers some of the more hardcore enthusiasts will want a little more speed, though there could be some over clocking potential. The sheer size is also another thing to consider, 27 inches is a lot of real estate to keep track of and if you're really trying to concentrate on a game it can be a little too overwhelming, this is just my opinion though.
Every other IPS-type display I've seen has a stand that offers height adjustment (and probably rotation, although I don't care much about that one). The stand on this is fixed in place, and puts the monitor several inches lower than it needs to be. On a cheap display, who cares, but on a nice panel, you want it to be in the right position. Sure, you can prop it up on a couple reams of paper or a box, but I'm sure it wouldn't cost that much for Acer to give this a real stand.I ended up buying this desk mount (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AIWFNUW/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) off of Amazon, and now everything is great.
The display itself is pretty amazing for the price. I'm a developer and this certainly will help my productivity (seeing more applications at once). Literally the only thing I don't like is the base. It's a little wobbly but it was easy enough to fix by inserting padding between the base plate.Acer is a winner here.
Answer: Yes, it has holes for a 100mm VESA mount.