Acer Predator X27

Proper hardware calibration can make your screen come alive, within the limits of the panel of course. I eventually got fed up with the shortcomings of monitor image quality and splurged for just about the best panel you can get right now , the Acer X27. Color calibration out of the box was so accurate that my i1 display colorimeter was not able to improve on it in a meaningful way. The fulla array local dimming panel allows for excellent blacks, and "true" HDR.

Bought this on June 1st and it started Flickering June 17th. So far it looks like a pretty common issue. Not what I expect from a top level product. Still troubleshooting but it looks to be an issue that can't be fixed with settings. Bad hardware issue. For those calculating the OC refresh rate into...

IMO these monitors are the best 27inch, 1440p, 240hz monitors you can buy. Second place would be the AW2721D (another really good one if you can get for a reasonable price). Third place would be the Samsung G7 (amazing, but that curve was just too damn much). The Acer Predator XB273U GX seems to be sold out everywhere, so if you are looking for that, the XV272U is pretty much the same thing.

had my monitor for about 70 days and a flicker appeared on the monitor. Prior to that, it was beautiful, worked great for work and gaming, zero tearing (except when streaming movies, but that's expected given bandwidth). the auto reticle makes games like Turok on Amazon gaming super easy. After the ...

If you're willing to spend a lot of money, the Acer Predator X27 is a 4K IPS monitor. It has local dimming technology that allows it to get almost OLED level contrast and blacks.

Bought two of these at the same time, had to replace them both and now so far I dont have the same issues but still has some issues. Some issues to keep in mind. 1. Flicker, loads. Sometime you can restart and it goes away sometimes you just have to watch and wait. 2. Motion blur galore. My eyes hav...

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I like this monitor, but it's marketed as VESA compatible when it actually isn't. It can't be attached to a standard wall mount. There's tons of threads about it on the Acer board and elsewhere. I contacted Acer about it and they said “it’s VESA compatible if you buy a bracket on your own which make...

Plans got altered until now, and I've begun searching for a new monitor again, but not only can I not find stock of the PG27UQ or the X27, most stores don't even have it listed... I've found vague references on reddit to the fact Asus possibly blocked sales, or discontinued it? Even the Acer X27 monitor can't be found anymore. And since Asus hasn't released the PG27UQX yet, if ever, there really isn't many monitors on the market in the 4K HDR arena.

Screen is fine, but two of the four VESA mounts became dislodged in the monitor housing after attempting to attach a mounting bracket. I suppose I over-torqued the mounting bolts but I really wasn't twisting that hard before the bolt threads dislodged from the body. In addition, the recessed mount p...