Acer V287K 28-Inch 4K IPS Monitor Drops to $199 at Newegg

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At Newegg, the Acer V287K monitor is available for its lowest price. It usually goes for around $299, but right now, it's marked down to just $199. So far, no expiration has been specified for the offer, so we're unsure how long it will be available.

As far as monitors go, this one offers a 4K resolution and can reach a reasonably high refresh rate. However, if you want to see how well it stacks up against other monitors on the market, we recommend checking out our list of best monitors for 2024.

Acer V287K bmiipx 28-Inch IPS: now $199 at Newegg

Acer V287K bmiipx 28-Inch IPS: now $199 at Newegg (was $299)
This 28-inch IPS monitor is currently listed at Newegg for its lowest price ever, at least according to price data pulled from PC Part Picker. It can reach a refresh rate of 160Hz and has a dense resolution of 3840 x 2160px.

The Acer V287K has a 4K UHD resolution at 3840 x 2160px. It can reach a refresh rate as high as 160Hz and has a minimum response time of just 4ms. The performance varies depending on the input method.

There are two HDMI ports and one DisplayPort input available. It covers 90% of the DCI-P3 color gamut and is illuminated by a maximum possible brightness of 300 nits. Two 2W speakers are integrated for audio output, but a 3.5mm audio jack is available for external audio peripherals.

Visit the Acer V287K bmiipx 28-inch 4K IPS monitor product page at Newegg for more details and purchase options.

Ash Hill
Ash Hill
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Ash Hill is a contributing writer for Tom's Hardware with a wealth of experience in the hobby electronics, 3D printing and PCs. She manages the Pi projects of the month and much of our daily Raspberry Pi reporting while also finding the best coupons and deals on all tech.

4 Comments Comment from the forums
  • qwertymac93
    This is not a 160hz monitor. According to Acer's website:
    Vertical Frequency

    40 Hz to 60 Hz - DisplayPort
    40 Hz to 60 Hz - HDMI
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  • ThomasKinsley
    qwertymac93 said:
    This is not a 160hz monitor. According to Acer's website:
    Vertical Frequency

    40 Hz to 60 Hz - DisplayPort
    40 Hz to 60 Hz - HDMI
    It's also listed on NewEgg as 60hz. Perhaps it was incorrectly listed as 160hz earlier or someone misread the 2160 pixels with the 60hz.

    Even at 60hz it's a decent deal. $200 is definitely mainstream. Would like to see 4k finally get adopted as the defacto resolution, at least for non-gaming.
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  • DavidLejdar
    ThomasKinsley said:
    ...
    Would like to see 4k finally get adopted as the defacto resolution, at least for non-gaming.
    Well... In particular with laptops, 4K takes (a bit) more battery charge, and the difference isn't visible to most users. And then there is also the issue about how much a laptop (via docking station) or business desktop PC can handle. E.g. when a business got themselves "quite recently" laptops with 10th gen Intel i7 vPro, according to Intel, the integrated graphics there can handle 4K@60 at max. And not sure, how it would look like with two or even three 4K monitors at that. Also 2023 released iGPUs do not seem to be pushing it much in such regard.

    So yeah, would be nice. I wouldn't count on it becoming the standard resolution for PC screens soon though. But for my personal rig, I might get me a 4K monitor like that soon - connected via MB and iGPU of the CPU, in a dual-monitor setup, where 60Hz is good enough for chat window, watching 4K movie, browsing, and such.
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  • _Shatta_AD_
    As far as I know, the Acer V287K tops out at 60Hz so I’m pretty sure the 160Hz is a typo, but the author implies that he misunderstood that 160Hz is the actual refresh rate which isn’t the case.
    Also, apparently this deal is a US only deal unfortunately. Newegg.ca listed it at CND$331 but Amazon.ca has it for cheaper at CND$276
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