• Reviews around gaming (4.32 of 5)

    Acer Nitro XV272U Pbmiiprzx 27" WQHD (2560 x 1440) IPS G-SYNC Compatible Monitor, 144Hz, 1ms VRB, VESA Certified DisplayHDR400, DCI-P3, Delta E<2

    • If you want a more premium monitor (better overdrive for example) and run an Nvidia GPU, get the XB273K.If you want to experience the best PC HDR gaming available (outside of using a TV), go for the X27/PG27UQ.
    • It has very good colors and the refresh rate makes gaming feel super smooth
    • All in all, this is one of the best gaming monitors I have used
    • It’s a great gaming monitor for sure but for me the DPI is terrible for reading text, etc (I have a 24in 4K monitor at work)
    • Clearly I prefer Quality over Framerate to begin with, but even I like to enjoy the gaming and even web browsing in high HZ
    • My primary gaming monitor and I love it
    • Even though this monitor’s refresh rate is slightly lower than my previous one, I haven’t noticed any regression when gaming
    • For gaming and when paired with a beast of a computer, this display produces a very good gaming experience; the best I've had, but not the best that can be had if you've got the coin, and the fact that many of it's best features exclude other features is somewhat disappointing
    • These little details add up to an excellent gaming monitor
    • Great gaming monitor with great specs
    • This distinction means that the bare bones G-sync function works, and just barely works in my experience
    • Updating to the newest NVIDIA drivers will make the monitor G-SYNC compatible
    • This is a high quality monitor, 4K, 120hz, and G-Sync compatible, G-sync works flawlessly in my experience
    • But the beautiful thing about a G-Sync monitor like this one is that even if you can't maintain 120fps, things still look good bouncing around between 60 and 120, thanks to the variable refresh rate support
    • Despite nVidia certifying this monitor as G-sync compatible
    • The stand rotates 180 degrees, but it's a bit slow nd clumsy as you have to tilt it a
    • This distinction means that the bare bones G-sync function works, and just barely works in my experience
    • Updating to the newest NVIDIA drivers will make the monitor G-SYNC compatible
    • This is a high quality monitor, 4K, 120hz, and G-Sync compatible, G-sync works flawlessly in my experience
    • But the beautiful thing about a G-Sync monitor like this one is that even if you can't maintain 120fps, things still look good bouncing around between 60 and 120, thanks to the variable refresh rate support
    • Despite nVidia certifying this monitor as G-sync compatible