Acer Vero B247Y D3 23.8" Full HD IPS Business Monitor, 100Hz, Built-in Webcam, USB-C, KVM, Height Adjustable, Black

The Acer Vero B247Y D3 (part number UM.QB7EE.307) is a 23.8-inch Full HD IPS monitor from Acer's Vero B7 business line that puts a webcam, a microphone array, speakers and a KVM switch into the screen itself, so an office desk needs one device instead of four.

It suits hot desks, home offices and meeting-heavy roles where people join video calls all day: the camera and microphones sit in the monitor, the stand adjusts 150 mm in height with tilt and swivel, and two computers can share one keyboard and mouse through the built-in KVM switch. The panel runs at 100 Hz with a 4 ms GTG response time and covers 99% of sRGB, which keeps office work, spreadsheets and video calls smooth and clean. It carries TCO Certified and is listed in the EU energy database (EPREL 1361408) with energy class E for SDR and F for HDR.

• 1 x Acer Vero B247Y D3 widescreen LED monitor (stand included)
• 1 x DisplayPort cable
• 1 x HDMI cable
• 1 x EU power cable (Schuko)
• No USB-C or USB-B cable is listed in the box contents — order one separately if you need USB-C, the USB hub or the KVM function

• One monitor replaces a separate webcam, desk microphone and speakers: the camera is already mounted on the top edge — select the monitor as camera and microphone in Teams or Zoom and the desk stays clear.
• The KVM switch lets you run a work laptop and a desktop PC (or two laptops) on the same keyboard and mouse — useful for people who keep a company machine and a personal or lab machine on one desk. Each computer needs its own video cable plus its USB upstream connection.
• 100 Hz instead of 60 Hz makes scrolling long documents, web pages and spreadsheets visibly smoother. It is not a gaming monitor, but casual games run fine with AMD FreeSync.
• 23.8" at 1920 x 1080 gives about 92 pixels per inch — standard Windows scaling at 100% is readable for most people, so you get the full desktop area without enlarging text.
• Height (150 mm), tilt (-5° to 35°) and swivel (±45°) let you set the camera at eye level, which matters more for video calls than the camera's resolution.
• VESA 100 x 100 mounting lets you move the screen onto a monitor arm later and free the desk area under the stand.

• No 4K or QHD: the native resolution is 1920 x 1080. If you need more screen space for side-by-side windows, look at a 27" QHD model instead.
• Not over 100 Hz: HDMI 1.4 and DisplayPort 1.2 both run the panel at 1920 x 1080 @ 100 Hz — there is no 144 Hz or 165 Hz mode for competitive gaming.
• HDR10 is accepted as a signal, but with 250 cd/m² brightness and a 6-bit + FRC panel this is not a true HDR display — do not buy it for HDR video grading or photo work that needs a wide colour gamut beyond sRGB.
• No Ethernet (RJ45) port is listed, so the monitor does not act as a wired network dock for a laptop.
• Single-cable USB-C charging of a laptop is not confirmed by Acer for this model (see the note above) — do not rely on it without checking with us.