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

(483 reviews)

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$490.00

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  • Jonathan D. Oakley

    > 3 day

    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.

  • Boni

    > 3 day

    For almost a grand I would hope this monitor exceeds expectations, and it does! In my opinion 360 Hz is a must if it you’re a gamer. One of the best monitors I’ve ever purchased.

  • carlosmo

    07-04-2025

    Hello e-boys and e-girls,

  • Kenton Breitenberg

    > 3 day

    The monitor worked fine just about three months, now the monitor dont turn on until I unplug the power brick and replugit from the back off the monitor.

  • Elias Doyle

    > 3 day

    In other reviews people talk about aloud fan not at all. Very easy to use. Gaming is Insane on this I leave it at 144hz for full color hard to push 200hz highest settings even with a 2080ti

  • Loi

    Greater than one week

    It should be 0 star all acer I got last 3 monitor they all got problem and this one is the worst dead on 2th day . Now I got Samsung arg 90 49 “ look even better and only $1199 .

  • George

    Greater than one week

    Prior to this monitor i was running a 4k monitor with a pretty low refresh rate for about 2 years. Have been patiently waiting for the x35 since it was announced many years ago and have been constantly checking their website since. Wow was i blown away with the image quality and the HDR, the image quality was not as good as the 4k monitor i had prior but with the addition of the HDR1000 and higher refresh rate this thing is far beyond any 4k monitor out there. It did take me a bit to get this thing dialed in properly but man was it worth every penny!! I have had some halo when HDR is on and there is an all black background, also regarding the fan i have noticed, oddly i only hear it when the monitor is off but my Pc boots up, for whatever reason it turns on and goes off when the monitor is turned on.

  • Bradleyjb

    Greater than one week

    I recognize people are having issues, but I am not. Completely love the picture and gaming on this monitor. There is some haloing with FALD on, but not enough to bug me. No dead pixels, I run it at 144 (mostly RPG, sport and strategy - I dont need 200mhz FPS) and keep the OD on normal. I dont see flickering or scanlines and yes, I play Witcher 3 on it. The snowy picture does flicker, but thats not a realistic scenario for me. Fan is not audible 99% of the time (matter of fact, only when off sometimes). My most recent monitors have been an Acer X34, Acer XB321HK, and a Samsung CHG70. I think this monitor is better than each of those. The CHG70 has more saturated colors (which I love) but the FALD cant be beat and is amazing with HDR content, so worth the trade off.

  • Eric F Williams

    > 3 day

    I bought my X35 from Acer directly vs Amazon, but it is an amazing monitor. I paid $2,600 for mine and see that its cheaper off Amazon but I have zero regrets purchasing this monitor. The size is amazing , the picture is great, and it had zero dead pixels on arrival. This is the best monitor you could buy.

  • HannooFX

    > 3 day

    I got the Acer X35 and took my chance knowing the flickering and fan issues others were complaining about, I was also aware that there is a firmware update earlier this year that resolved both those issues, but I was a bit skeptical and ready to be disappointed, my mind was set to get the Asus PG35VQ, but the Acer one is $600 cheaper than the cheapest PG35VQ I could find, so I pulled the plug and crossed my finger on the Acer.

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