The Acer T232HL LCD touchscreen has a high-resolution screen, wide viewing angles, a 10-touch monitor and the ability to recline 80 degrees. It is lightweight, and you can adjust the angle of the screen with one hand.

This touchscreen reclines 80 degrees; making it the most ergonomically friendly screen because you can comfortably use the touch capabilities without arm fatigue

It's a little too easy to press the power and other menu buttons on the side of the frame by mistake

I was looking for a touchscreen to supplement my laptop. This is an excellent touch screen. It was easy to set up. the picutre quality is great for gaming. I guess that my only regret is that it does not have a built - in webcam or microphone.

great screen; easy use

no webcam

Incredible . For being under $500. For me this is up there with the $1000 monitors. I am very critical of colors with my eyes. And this monitor delivers a beautiful spectrum . I love it.

Monitor is excellent quality and is very bright, the touch screen feature works very well and images/videos look very good my only wish would be that Acer made this with a higher resolution

Upgraded to windows 8 recently but struggled a bit with the new system, decided to try a touchscreen monitor and this ones certified for windows 8, ordered it and it was delivered next morning, connected it all up, worked a dream, makes using the new operating system a breeze, even for a pensioner!!

Works great with Windows 8. I had my doubts about the adjustable stand but its good and sturdy and adjust easily. The touch keyboard is good but not comfortable to type on for an extended period of time so buy yourself a cheap keyboard too. The touch functionality synced right up with no issues.

excellent monitor for the money. easy to set up and use, excellent color contrast. My only complaint is the lack of support from ACER

We got our hands on the new Acer T232HL, a 23-inch model that retails for $500. It and its larger sibling, the Acer T272HL meet the requirements to be Windows 8-certified displays, which includes support for at least five simultaneous touch points and a bezel design that does not interfere with the...

Windows 8 has brought about its shift in how we use our computers and its focus on having a more unified experience for phones, tablets, laptops, and desktop PCs. As those first two systems are primarily touch-oriented, desktop computers are suddenly seeing a large number of touch displays...