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

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.

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.

TL,DR; Fantastic Panel. Really checks all the boxes for 1440p 240hz AND IPS with good colors. OSD is lacking and not as polished, but its no frills high-end spec monitor.

Picture is so sharp and high quality and you dont have to make any compromises to play at 270 HZ. The monitor is incredibly smooth and the brightness is suffiicient. No dead pixels or flickers whatsoever.

Had to unplug and plug in again because it was acting weird. Using it with my series x and the 4k at 120 works, my games are looking beautiful. The HDR mode really makes the colors pop.

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.

Such a nice monitor.

The only issues I had were related to auto HDR, its best to just leave hdr on, but that issue may be tied to the xbox series x specifically.