Acer Predator X25 bmiiprzx 24.5 FHD (1920 x 1080) Dual Drive IPS Gaming Monitor | NVIDIA G-SYNC | Up to 360Hz | Up to 0.3ms | 99% sRGB | 400nit | DisplayHDR 400 | Display Port 1.4 & 2 x HDMI 2.0

The monitor arrived today. I just got it set up and am putting it through the motions. So far I havent identified any dead pixels whatsoever. No real edge bleed to speak of. Color balance looks great out of the box as reviews noted. I like that it comes factory calibrated and ships with a print out from the factory. I havent seen a need to really tweak things yet, which makes the setup pretty hassle free.

I lived abroad so I tossed my die for the last one offered in Amazon before it came Currently unavailable. Fortunately, I was lucky to get it defect-free, and yes the monitor is monstrous in every aspect a monitor can offer. Good job Acer!

worked good for 2 weeks then came home one day and had a bunch of pixel errors

I got the monitor. Packaged very well. Everything is there but 1 cable. Power cord good, HDMI good, some cable for speaker and or mic is there. But no displayport 1.4 cable. This a gaming monitor. And for anyone that doesnt know, gaming monitors that is used for gaming use the displayport cable. BUT NO CABLE!!! There was 2 HDMI cables... Maybe that is what happened! But HDMI is not for gaming. HDMI is for almost everything else. But I would not get an expensive monitor with only FHD, I would get at least GHD. However, for this amount of money I could have gotten at least 4 or 8k. So, yeah, I am disappointed. Amazon cannot help but they are contacting the manufacturer. (by the way Amazon solution was to send the monitor back! Hey! Just send me the cable!) So, they will contact and... 2nd thing was the day after the order prices all went down. I could buy the monitor anywhere for $50 less. But, doesnt match! ???

I’ll start off by saying that I was not expecting to like this monitor, but I ended up keeping it because of how good it is. Now if you’re looking for the fastest monitor at 32 inches, This one is probably not the best choice. If you’re like me and just want something for single player games mixed with a few multiplayer games once in a while, this one is perfect for that.

No dead or stuck pixels.

What kind of mega-genius decides that putting a very loud fan in a monitor is a great idea? Apparently the geniuses at Acer. To make up for being really expensive, the monitor is terrible: the pixels are as large as boulders, and, worst of all, the fan runs nearly constantly. If you have ever said to yourself Id like a really loud annoying noise in my environment all the time, then this might be the perfect monitor for you.

I have had this monitor for about 3 weeks (been waiting for about 3 years). I have been building high end gaming PCs since about 2001, and this is probably the single biggest (and most expensive) advancement in gaming technology I have ever seen. In second place is probably the first time I switched to a SSD a decade ago and nearly eliminated load screens.

The box came in looking like it had been stored in someones basement for a month, and the monitor wouldnt even post the on-screen display settings using the built-in controls, much less display from input. Customer service was basically useless; I tried to humor them by going through all the hoops they requested despite how obviously non-functional the thing was, and they proceeded to drop my help chat when it took me more than 60 seconds to find a second computer to hook into the monitor for troubleshooting. Not the kind of support Id expect for a $2,500 display.

Nice picture