Acer Nitro XV282K KVbmiipruzx 28 UHD (3840 x 2160) Agile-Splendor IPS Gaming Monitor | AMD FreeSync Premium | 144Hz | 1ms | TUV/Eyesafe | 1 Display Port 1.2, 2 HDMI 2.1 & 4 USB Ports

I am so glad I found this monitor. I had been searching for something that could really push my new 5800x/6800xt build to its actual potential. I had the fantastic LG gl83a-b which was absolutely perfect for my prior setup with the 3700x/5700xt and 2080 ftw 3 cards (I am a builder so I was once very flush with cards) and once I decided to move up to current gen I started out with the 3700x and Ventus 3070 3x oc and it was a shock at just how well that card handled 1440p @144hz. I ended up getting the cpu upgrade and then the Bitcoin apocalypse resurgence truly blasted off. The last time I was able to check out with a new card was the day before that coin hit 57k...I managed to get both the tuf 3070 and my current gigabyte gaming oc 6800xt back to back (I sold the 3070 to a client at cost plus $30...I am not a scalper).

Hdr is terrible and over saturated colors I returned mine and baught a samsung g7 flat screen way better

Worked great for about a month. Then dead pixels. When I contacted Acer support they told me if it isnt a minimum of 5 dead pixels then too bad. Dont bother with this monitor or company. Total scam artists.

Was lucky enough to find one in stock at Micro Center the first day it launched. This monitor delivers on its promises so far. The smoothness and HDR color depth are incredible!

This is by far the best monitor I have no cons all pros picture quality is excellent the only thing negative I can say is the stand but I ordered a nb monitor arm with for 30 dollars more and now its perfect

premièrement le moniteur va très bien rien a dire ladessus . la où sa se complique cest le reglage de lécran qui est très limité . en non hdr limage est très sombre et les couleur parait vraiment pas colorés. en hdr les couleurs sont vraiment belle mais on ne peut pas regler la luminosité ou le contraste donc cest vraiment désagréable . vous voyez vraiment la difference entre photo en non hdr et hdr allumé (je vous laisse deviner). jai vraiment de lexpérience avec les écrans et je peux dire que le non hdr la couleur y manque vraiment et la luminosité aussi! le hdr il manque le fait de pouvoir régler la luminosité et cest dur de jouer dans une pièce sombre avec le hdr cest triste pour sa . sinon pour le reste je nai rien a dire le 120hz en 4k sur console est très beau . mais sa reste que je vais renvoyer lécran et me prendre mieux .

Coming from the Alienware AW3418DW (An Ultrawide IPS)(VRR Enabled on both monitors) I was a little nervous with this purchase. That said I really really love this monitor. The colors look nicer than my previous monitor, and the speed is also better. I was mainly looking for the speed upgrade with this purchase and this monitor did deliver. Even when running games at 70-90 fps (below the highest refresh rate of both monitors) I could feel a difference in the response times. My new Acer being the dominant monitor of the two. I also felt that the colors looked better. The Acer monitor was more vibrant and looked better in darker scenes in games than my previous monitor did. I used the VRR (Freesync/gsync*) setting with my RTX 2080 and had no issues, even though at the times of this review this monitor is not gsync compatible. I have read on some forums, but to be honest have not done research myself, that this panel is the same as their similar predator model. The predator model is gsync compatible. This leads me to believe that this monitor could receive gsync certification in the future. The VRR performed amazingly in any game I through at it. EFT where I would get 60-140 fps depending on the local. COD where I was pushing 200 fps. Then CSGO where I could use all 270 HZ. All these games felt better than before. And to my delight, these games even looked better (color). Now since I have talked about looks I should mention that I have not looked at the HDR performance on this monitor because I believe even VESA HDR 600 isnt worth paying extra for. I have to say that I am happy with this monitor but I cant leave out the issue I have had. The issue is pictured above. I have not seen this issue in games and have only experienced these issues twice since I purchased the monitor. I am hoping this does stop but if not I will end up returning this monitor. I really dont want to do that because otherwise I really love this monitor. I will update this review below if needed.

I dont know if they are dumping defective products on Amazon marketplace or they genuinely make terrible quality monitors. Im about to return my second one for the same light bleed issues that the first one had. These monitors retail at $1200, they should be absolutely flawless, but they look considerably worse than a monitor thats 1/3 the price. I honestly wouldnt want this product if it were free.

Just got it today and so far so good with a little calibrating.144hz to 240hz is bigger than what most people say. Never going back and cant wait for 360hz to come to 27 1440p IPS

But it came dead on arrival. No lights when powered into an outlet, and the only option is a refund, cant get it replaced. Bummer. Off to a different brand I guess.