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Acer CB272K 27" 4K UHD Monitor — 99% sRGB, USB-C Single-Cable! $309.02 CAD (23% Off)
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Amazon.ca currently has the Acer CB272K Bmiprux 27" monitor for $309.02 CAD (list $399.99 — 23% off). Prime members ship free; otherwise orders over $35 ship free.
It's an IPS panel aimed at creators: 27 inches, 3840×2160 4K, 16:9, rated at 99% sRGB coverage, 350 nits, 2000:1 contrast — enough for photo editing, video work, design and documents. The zero-frame design keeps the gap narrow in a multi-monitor setup.
Connectivity is the strong point: a USB 3.1 Type-C port carries display, data and charging at the same time (one cable to a laptop), plus HDMI and DisplayPort, with built-in stereo speakers. AMD FreeSync with a 60Hz refresh and 4ms response cuts tearing and stutter in games, and it carries Eyesafe low blue light certification and flicker-free dimming.
The ErgoStand tilts -5° to 35°, swivels ±178°, pivots ±90° and adjusts 6.5" in height, and the quick-release design lets it come off for VESA wall mounting. It's backed by a 3-year warranty.
Worth noting: this model has only 111 ratings at 3.9 stars, so the review base is thin — check the ports and colour coverage against your own workload before buying. If you want an affordable 4K secondary or office/light-creation panel, a 27" 4K with USB-C single-cable at just over $300 CAD is a narrow field.

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