Monitor Acer Nitro XV5 XV275KP5biipruzx 27" 4K UHD IPS, 3840×2160, 160 Hz, 1 ms, USB-C, HDR, VESA, negro

The Acer Nitro XV5 XV275KP5biipruzx is a 27" 4K UHD IPS monitor designed for high-detail multimedia, gaming and content creation. It offers a 3840×2160 resolution, up to 160 Hz refresh rate, 1 ms response time and up to 600 cd/m² peak brightness. The display supports HDR, includes a USB-C port with power delivery and a built-in USB hub, and provides VESA mounting and height adjustment for ergonomic setups.

Advantages

This monitor delivers sharp 4K visuals with an IPS panel that maintains accurate colours and wide viewing angles. The high refresh rate and fast response time reduce motion blur for smoother gameplay and fast-paced content. USB-C connectivity simplifies single-cable video, data and power delivery while the built-in USB hub adds convenient peripheral connections. VESA compatibility and height adjustment make it easy to integrate into a desktop workspace.

Suitable for

• PC and console gaming where 4K detail and responsive motion are desirable
• Photo and video editing requiring accurate colour and high resolution
• Multimedia consumption and streaming at high brightness and HDR support
• General productivity with ergonomic mounting and USB-C docking

When it may not be suitable

This monitor may be unnecessary for users who do not need 4K resolution or high refresh rates, such as basic office work or casual web browsing. It also lacks built-in speakers, so a separate audio solution is required if integrated sound is needed.

Key specifications

• Display diagonal: 27" (68.6 cm)
• Resolution: 3840 x 2160 (4K UHD)
• Panel type: IPS LCD
• Refresh rate: up to 160 Hz
• Response time: 1 ms (G to G)
• Peak brightness: 600 cd/m²
• Contrast ratio (typical): 1000:1
• USB-C with power delivery (65 W)
• Built-in USB hub
• VESA mount compatible
• Colour: Black
• Energy consumption (SDR): 31 kWh per 1000 hours
• Energy consumption (HDR): 49 kWh per 1000 hours

How to use

Connect the monitor to your PC or console using DisplayPort or HDMI for high-bandwidth 4K signals; use the USB-C port for single-cable video plus power delivery and data when your host device supports it. Adjust the height and tilt for a comfortable viewing angle and enable HDR in the source device and operating system if you plan to use HDR content. Use the built-in USB hub to connect peripherals and manage cables through the monitor's ports.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm your graphics card or console supports 4K at the desired refresh rate.
• Verify whether 65 W USB-C power delivery is sufficient for your laptop if you plan to use single-cable docking.
• Plan for external audio if speakers are required, since the monitor has no built-in speakers.
• Consider desk space and ensure compatibility with VESA mounting if you intend to use a monitor arm.

Recommendations

For gaming and content work, use DisplayPort or HDMI 2.1 connections to achieve stable 4K output; enable HDR and set colour profiles in your operating system for accurate editing. When using USB-C docking, check power requirements and connect peripherals to the monitor's USB hub to reduce desktop clutter.