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    Acer Africa Boosts South African Tech Manufacturing

    Henno KrugerBy Henno Kruger Gaming 3 Mins Read18 ViewsFebruary 25, 2026
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    There’s a quiet but important shift happening in South Africa’s gaming hardware space. Acer Africa has expanded its local manufacturing strategy, confirming that select models in its popular Nitro VG0-Series gaming monitor range are now proudly assembled in South Africa.

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    For gamers, creators and power users, that means high-performance displays built to global standards – but closer to home.

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    Local Assembly, Global Quality Control

    The move forms part of Acer Africa’s long-term commitment to the local market. While premium IPS panels and key components are imported, final assembly takes place at a South African facility operating under the same stringent quality benchmarks applied across Acer’s international manufacturing network.

    Each monitor undergoes detailed functional testing, visual inspection and performance validation before being cleared for retail. QR-based tracking systems ensure traceability and consistency, reinforcing reliability across every unit that leaves the production line.

    According to Glenn Du Toit, Country Manager at Acer Africa, the strategy is about more than logistics. It’s about contributing to skills development, supporting job creation and improving accessibility for local consumers – all while maintaining the performance expectations serious gamers demand.

    Built for Competitive Play and Creative Precision

    The Nitro VG-Series has long targeted players who want speed, clarity and immersion without compromise. The locally assembled range continues that focus, offering features designed to meet modern gaming and content-creation demands.

    Across the series, users can expect:

    • IPS display technology with 178° viewing angles for consistent colour accuracy
    • Ultra-fast response times of up to 0.5ms (G-to-G) to reduce motion blur
    • High refresh rates of up to 240Hz via DisplayPort and 200Hz via HDMI
    • AMD FreeSync™ Premium, NVIDIA® G-SYNC® compatibility and Adaptive Sync support to eliminate tearing and stutter
    • HDR support, including HDR10 compatibility
    • Up to 90% DCI-P3 colour coverage with Delta E (dE) accuracy for more precise colour reproduction
    • Flicker-Free and Low Blue Light technologies for extended viewing comfort

    In practical terms, that means smoother competitive gameplay, sharper visuals in fast-paced titles, and colour accuracy suitable for creative workflows.

    Locally Assembled Acer Model Highlights

    Among the models now assembled in South Africa are:

    Acer Nitro VGZ240 X1: 24-inch Full HD IPS display (1920 × 1080), 0.5ms response time, up to 240Hz refresh rate, HDR10 compatibility and AMD FreeSync support.

    Acer Nitro VGZ270 X1: 27-inch Full HD IPS display (1920 × 1080), 0.5ms response time, up to 240Hz refresh rate, HDR10 compatibility and AMD FreeSync support.

    Acer Nitro VG270U X3ZA: 27-inch WQHD IPS display (2560 × 1440), 1ms response time, up to 200Hz refresh rate, HDR 400 support and AMD FreeSync Premium for enhanced immersion and sharper detail.

    All models feature three-sided near-borderless designs and VESA mount compatibility, making them suitable for multi-monitor setups or custom gaming rigs.

    Importantly, the monitors are backed by Acer Africa’s three-year exchange warranty — a strong signal of confidence in build quality and long-term reliability. For consumers, that translates into faster, more streamlined support over the product lifecycle.

    What This Means for South African Gamers

    Local assembly brings practical benefits. By optimising logistics and reducing certain import-related costs on large displays, Acer Africa can improve product availability and maintain competitive pricing without compromising on performance.

    In a market where high-end gaming hardware often carries a premium, that balance matters.

    The locally assembled Nitro VG-Series monitors are available through authorised retail partners and online platforms nationwide. For South African gamers looking to upgrade their setup, it’s a development that combines global performance standards with local economic impact – and that’s a combination worth paying attention to.

    Watch this space for updates in the Gaming category on Running Wolf’s Rant.

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