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Acer ConceptD CP7 Review

Acer ConceptD CP7 Review

Posted on August 19, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Can the expensive Acer ConceptD CP7 prove its worth for design tasks and colour-sensitive work?

The Acer ConceptD CP7 (CP7271KP) monitor takes aim at professionals, especially designers and creatives, who need colour accuracy and features alongside a keen sense of style.

The ConceptD CP7 serves up a 4K resolution, Pantone validation, big claims about colour accuracy and even 144Hz Nvidia G-Sync alongside industrial metal and wood veneer. It costs a steep £1999 ($1663), though. Does it earn such an outlay?

Acer ConceptD CP7 Design – Well-specified for creative work

The ConceptD CP7 certainly looks the part. Its round base is coated with a wood veneer that helps this display stand out, and there’s an eye-catching cylindrical metal stand. The only design misstep is the thick bezel.
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