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Acer Nitro ED270R 27" 1500R Curved Gaming Monitor — 165Hz, 1ms, FreeSync Premium! $169.99 CAD (39% Off)
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Amazon.ca is currently offering the Acer Nitro ED270R 27-inch 1500R curved gaming monitor for $169.99 CAD (list $279.99, 39% off). Free shipping for Prime members; orders over $35 ship free otherwise.
This is an entry-level monitor built around refresh rate: a 27-inch VA panel at 1920 x 1080 with a 1500R curve, 165Hz refresh, 1ms (VRB) response and AMD FreeSync Premium to sync frames with your GPU and cut tearing and stutter. For fast genres like FPS and racing, the jump over a 60Hz panel is easy to feel.
The ZeroFrame design keeps bezels thin, so dual- or multi-monitor setups line up with minimal gap. You get one DisplayPort 1.4 and two HDMI 2.0 inputs, built-in stereo speakers and an HDMI cable in the box — plug in and go. The stand tilts from -5° to 25° and it's VESA wall-mountable.

To be clear about what it is: this is a budget high-refresh panel. At 27 inches, 1080p text edges look a touch soft up close, and with a 72% colour gamut and 250 nits it's good enough rather than colour-accurate — so don't buy it for serious photo editing. But a 27-inch 165Hz curved screen with a three-year warranty for around $170 is a strong deal for gaming, work and streaming. There's a clippable coupon on the page too, so tick it before checkout.
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