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 thought I had decent monitors. Im a programmer and have 4 24 1920 x 1200 dell monitors in both my home and commercial offices. I tried using one for modern warfare 2 on Xbox series x. That was nothing but headaches. So I decided to splurge on a decent gaming monitor.

I bought two of these monitors in the last 3 weeks because the first one I was sent had a stuck red pixel in the bottom right corner of the screen. Very noticeable on any black background. So I returned that one and bought a new one because I wasnt allowed to exchange it. The second monitor I got, the box was so beaten up by shipping I was surprised it wasnt more damaged. The screen also had stuck green pixels dead center in the screen. Absolutely terrible quality control as I was even hesitant to buy the first monitor due to all the previous reviews of dead or stuck pixels.

First let me explain my use cases. I mainly use this monitor for coding (8+ hours per day) and few hours for either steaming or casual gaming. So I need a monitor that can provide clear text and some sort of eye protection to reduce eye strain. Most importantly, I can finally unleash my gpu power with a proper 4k monitor.

I normally dont write reviews, but for this item it would be a disservice not to share my experience. I am no Linus from Linus Tech Tips, but I will try to give you the perspective as a competitive gamer.

Here is basically the monitor. The colors are fire, it’s legit as hell. The price to the product outcome was exactly how it should be. The IPS is legit. If you buy it I’d be surprised if you said you didn’t like it

Was looking for a 4k monitor with 144hz refresh rate. Works pretty good, though brightness could have been better.

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

I bought 3 of these monitors for a tripple screen setup. A year and a half later this is my most regrettable pc related purchase of all time. Let me be clear for me most of the time these dont flicker, but anytime you display something dark(like a lo of websites these days) or anything stationary with a black or dark background there is a good chance you will experience either the notorious flicker or the notorious flicker + burn in/ short to medium term image retention. Everyone says the fix is to turn off the black boost feature in the on screen menu but I can also 100% confirm that if you want to take advantage of HDR on these monitors you loose the option to toggle this option or adjust it. For the money buy a different 240hz HDR IPS monitor and avoid the potential headaches that come with long term ownership. Unfortunately Im stuck with 3 of these things, all three of them have the same issues and reproduce them consistently in the same conditions and I wish i just waited for alienware or any other company to make a 240Hz IPS.

I just received my monitor, but I’m absolutely blown away already how nice the picture quality on this monitor is. I managed to get the monitor 50% off brand new, I really feel like I got a good deal for them. The only thing negative I’d say about the monitor is that the speakers are some what pretty quiet. I’ll probably end up buying external speakers for the monitor.