Acer S273HL

By APC Magazine on June 25, 2011

Unlike some of the more boring monitors that make their way through our Labs, the Acer has a very distinct and eye-catching style. Even better it backs it up with excellent build quality and a strong set of features. The 27-inch Acer features an LED...

By CNET Australia on June 07, 2011

For AU$599, it's hard to be too unkind to the S273HL. Still, for a little more you could get the far superior U2711 — it all depends on your...

By Macworld UK on May 12, 2011

A recent price cut fortunately brought Acer’s S273HL just under our £300 price limit. That was good timing, as this is a stylish and versatile widescreen display that will particularly appeal to home users. The S273HL impresses as soon as you...

By DigitalVersus on January 24, 2011

The S273HL makes the same mistakes as the S243HL. With so much reverse ghosting, we simply can't recommend it for...

By Expert Reviews on December 31, 2010

A unique and attractive design sets the S273HL apart, and its LED backlights help it achieve brilliant contrast and good colour reproduction, but it's far too expensive....

By GadgetSpeak on November 26, 2010

While panels over 20inches are becoming normal, 23inches is no longer regarded as large but this monster from Acer at a true 27inches must still qualify. Remembering the weight of my first 17inch monitor this panel is far...

By TechRadar on November 23, 2010

At nearly £400, the new 27-inch Acer S273HL looks rather lonely. It's much more expensive than budget-oriented 27-inch monitors such as Iiyama's E2710HDS. And yet it's significantly cheaper than Dell's high-end U2711 uber panel.That...

By V3.co.uk on October 28, 2010

DVI is a significant omission and the poor viewing angles are an issue, but the Acer S273HL is otherwise a reasonably capable 27in display. Its appeal will be influenced by the street price, though, since the RRP is steep compared to the competition....

By PC Advisor on October 19, 2010

The 27in Acer S273HL is a little too much quantity and perhaps not quite enough image quality. But it is aimed more at game-players and TV/film watcher than a general-purpose PC user. Robin Morris...