Acer Nitro XV271UM3Bmiiprfx 27-inch Gaming Monitor - IPS Panel, 2560 x 1440, 0.5ms, 180Hz, FreeSync Premium, HDR 10, DP, HDMI, Height Adjustable

Overall, this monitor is top-notch for its price. If anyone finds it useful, connecting the monitor via DP - Type C works perfectly.Advantages:High-quality SDR image that is fairly easy to calibrate manually.No dead pixels or backlight bleed.Great price.There is an app through which you can open the monitor settings on your PC and import or export them.Supports 10-bit color depth.Disadvantages:If you’re buying this monitor for HDR, think twice!Fake HDR10 (no VESA certification), which looks very faded and extremely poor. This HDR needs serious tweaking just to look like a normal SDR mode. Max brightness is 250 nits, which is way below the 400 cd/m² minimum threshold for halfway decent HDR.Default preset settings are terrible — every one of them pushes a “warm image” on you.I'm leaving 5 stars because the fake HDR has no effect on the picture quality or performance of the monitor without HDR and for this price I would take this monitor without HDR.Same ISO, Shatter and WB in the photos.

I picked up this 24-inch monitor during Black Friday and I’m really happy with it! My son loves it for gaming - the 100Hz refresh rate makes everything super smooth, plus the colors on the panel are really vibrant. We were a bit skeptical about the stand since some reviews weren’t great, but honestly, it felt fine. He ended up mounting it on an arm and couldn’t be happier. It’s a solid upgrade without breaking the bank!

Bought as a gaming monitor for the PS5 and it's great value for money.However, after hours of testing and trawling forums, I concluded that the HDR is a lost cause, at least when used with the PS5. It made the majority of games look too dark and overly warm - only Baldur's Gate 3 looked half-decent and noticeably more detailed than in SDR (HDR turned off). This was after finely calibrating the settings to match the max brightness of the display (250 nits), which is lower than the minimum HDR brightness on games like Cyberpunk.Don't let that put you off though. The 1440p resolution is crisp and vibrant in SDR, plus the AMD Freesynch Premium keeps framerate consistent and very smooth when games are running at 60-120fps. Doom Eternal looks especially beautiful with Ray Tracing on. For the price it's a solid piece of kit.

Review for - Acer Nitro XZ342CUPbmiiphfx 34-inch Gaming Monitor - VA Panel, 3440 x 1440, 5ms, 165HzI thought for the price it would be just ok, but it actually blew me away with the quality of the screen. I've had an Iiyama 70hz screen for about 5 yrs and an AOC g-sync monitor that i sold to get this which way no way as good.The picture quality is great, has lots of variation in controls, gamma, black level, blue levels, image sharpen and many others. So fine tuning to your own needs is top notch. Colour is vibrant in just normal mode. The stand is very sturdy albeit mine leans to the left a few degrees.Having the Freesync Premium with an AMD card (mines a 7800XT) really is awesome. Apex at 120hz completely tear free is so nice. Going from a normal 27" to a 3440 x 1440 wide screen is so cool for gaming, makes a massive difference. I'm playing through Borderlands 3 and Dragon Age Inquisition and they are gorgeous on this monitor.You may get 'very' unlucky with dead pixels or back light bleed, but don't be put off by the price, this monitor is damn good for gaming, highly recommend it.

Perfect display, perfect screen quality. I use it as a secondary screen for my laptop.Note that if you wish to connect the display to your computer via an HDMI cable, the maximum refresh rate is 144Hz, as explained in the included user manual. Also, you will need to manually adjust the screen refresh rate to 144Hz in the settings by right-clicking your mouse on your computer's desktop, so if you wish to get the highest screen refresh rate (180Hz), you should use a DP cable.An audio output jack is provided on the back of the Monitor, but it appears to be mono. This is because when my stereo is connected to the Monitor, only one stereo makes sound. I don't know if this is a setup error on my part or something else. If you want to use this screen as a Monitor for PS5 or XBOX, please purchase additional audio with better sound quality for the best experience.Also, you need to note that 27" is already a very large size and it is much more than what you think and what the pictures show.Delivery rules were strictly adhered to by the delivery guy and he asked me for a one-time code, which was great.

Purchased for a new tower PC, as the old laptop is getting quirky.Very satisfied with it, good colour rendering and good brightness. I'm not a gamer so may be overkill but it's a very nice screen.

The physical quality of this monitor is nice, the stand is smart and easy to assemble and it has swivel, tilt and height adjustments. It comes with a DP cable and an HDMI cable too.Picture quality is sharp and blur free, and the high refresh rates are nice and smooth.The colours seem bright and well defined, with very little ghosting, and it has excellent colours with good brightness and contrast.Unfortunately, my unit has a couple of dead pixels and the backlight is uneven and extremely bright in the top right corner, which is obvious and distracting when you’re looking at a dark screen.Without the defects it would have been a good gaming monitor.

Overall I've had no issues with this monitor, everything as advertised 180hz etc... one thing is that the bezels are noticeably smaller which is no issue but rather a positive. I have this monitor mounted via the VESA mount and have had no problems. For the price I don't think you'll find a better monitor.