This Acer VERO B227QEWMIPRZXV, 21.5" monitor with FHD 1920x1080 resolution is suitable for comfortable work with documents, web content, and multimedia. It provides natural image reproduction, comfortable viewing, and stable performance, satisfying user needs for a universal work screen.
The response time 4ms reduces pixel transition delay, thereby minimizing blur and afterimage formation in moving images. Such an indicator is especially useful for dynamic content, ensuring clearer and more stable frame representation. The monitor responds faster to image changes, improving visual accuracy.
The IPS technology provides a stable image, thanks to wide viewing angles and consistent color reproduction across the entire screen area. Unlike TN and VA panels, IPS maintains accurate colors even when the viewing position is changed, reducing distortions and increasing reliability for precise visual work.
This monitor with a 75 Hz refresh rate ensures proper motion portrayal and minimal flickering, which is essential for prolonged use. Such a refresh speed is suitable for most domestic and professional scenarios, guaranteeing smooth frame renewal and comfortable image perception even over extended use periods.
Flicker-Free ensures a stable light flow without sudden intensity fluctuations, which may not be visible, but cause discomfort during prolonged usage. The technology improves visual perception, helps to reduce eye strain, and increases comfort when working with texts and static images.
Pivot mode allows physically rotating the monitor by 90°, expanding the functionality of the working environment. The vertical format facilitates document comparison, working with tables, and viewing web pages, ensuring more effective information layout and more accurate visual perception.
The Swivel mechanism allows for changing the horizontal angle of the screen without moving the entire structure. This facilitates workspace adjustment, improves visibility from different points and helps adjust the monitor for various usage scenarios, including configurations for multiple users or multiple monitors.
Tilt technology allows for adjusting the screen's slope angle back and forth, ensuring the correct image placement in relation to the user's line of sight. This kind of adjustment helps reduce neck and eye strain, improves image perception, and makes long-term work at the monitor more comfortable.
Compatibility with VESA wall mount makes the monitor universal for installation: it can be attached to the wall, used with a movable bracket or integrated into an ergonomic stand. The standard facilitates assembly, improves cable organization and frees up additional space.
Built-in speakers allow the monitor to independently process and play audio signals, reducing the need for additional devices. This makes the workplace more compact and facilitates connection. The speakers provide basic sound support for multimedia and communication applications.
D-Sub is an analog interface that ensures monitor compatibility with various video signals. It allows the use of a monitor with older devices without adapters, maintaining a stable image. D-Sub makes the device universal for various generation operating systems, ensuring correct graphics transmission and minimal distortions.
HDMI is a digital interface designed for stable video and audio transmission with a single cable. This approach reduces the number of connections and prevents unnecessary signal conversion. HDMI ensures a reliable connection, high throughput, and precise operation with modern devices without loss of quality.
DisplayPort is a modern interface that allows stable image transmission with high resolution and refresh intensity. The interface is compatible with professional and gaming monitors, supports multiple monitor configurations and HDR, ensuring accurate detail transmission and minimal graphics distortion.
The monitor comes with a 1 year warranty
DVI is a digital standard and ensures high image quality, however, thanks to the big size of the plug and the inability of the standard to develop further due to a few technical restrictions this type of connection is gradually losing its popularity to modern HDMI and DisplayPort standards. 
