I feel that it could have been better detail, as well as being able to swivel would have been amazing features to really sell this product.

Speaking of Gsync, it's a great feature that really shines when you have demanding titles that run in the 30-50 fps range

, Gsync wasn't as stunning for me as it would be to someone running mid-range or main stream GPU's, but it's a welcome feature that I'd rather have than not

) Hands down the best feature set vs price available in gaming ultrawide monitors on the market..period

G-Sync - This feature is awesome at 120hz 4K, without overclocking the monitor, 98hz with HDR10 and G-Sync3

Battlefield plays extremely smooth and the picture is the best Ive ever seen

120hz 3D monitor and my Acer Predator came with no dead or stuck pixels and the picture is great

He uses it for a lot of gaming and the picture is awesome

, I O/C it too 165hz with the built in O/C (no issues at all), the quality feels better (harder sturdier feeling plastic), they have a dedicated customer service line for owners of Predator products (That's bawler AF), the menu navigation is GENIUS (Intuitive not clunky like the Alienware), and the RGB lighting is nice touch, and to top it all off the 32" is hands down now my favorite monitor size in 2560 x 1440

: I see no uniformity issues with the casing, no flex on the bottom bezel.-Excellent picture: I'm really happy with the deep blacks and overall excellent contrast on this VA

You created a ultra wide screen gaming monitor that doesn't like to work on a gaming computer--that is a problem.

I love Gaming, fast refresh rates, Gsync and a quest for ultimate monitor has been my holy grail

At the time it was the best gaming monitor out there, and it worked flawlessly for me for over 2 years

It is a fantastic monitor and gaming on it is absolutely amazing and a whole different experience but the ghosting just kills it

There are some significant drawbacks, most notably blooming and the fan, but if you want the best gaming monitor on the market, look no further.8.5/10.

Great size with just perfect curvatureGood color calibration out of the boxThe OSD does need some getting used

I saw a friends 32 inch 4k ISP and loved the color and size however the 60Hz wasn't going to cut it

This monster will eat up a lot of desk space to support its size

X 50, its an unusual size bolt

The size and the immersion with the curved screen is great in a screen this size

I don't know if it's possible for a display to cause damage to other hardware, as I've never heard of that happening, but it seems suspect

It's easy to tell why Acer has a Predator line this is by far the most vibrant and highest performing display gaming monitor out there in this price range

I hope better displays to come out soon, but if you need the best in resolution, frame rate and image quality this is one of 2 displays that can and does deliver in spades

Still has a little blb no matter how low the brightness is and colors aren't as vibrant as an IPS display

Thank you as I am one of those humans that leaves fingerprints on everything

Perfect for gaming, high refresh rate, even higher overclocked, good resolution for gaming

Great resolution and excellent refresh rates with over clocking 120hz

, I O/C it too 165hz with the built in O/C (no issues at all), the quality feels better (harder sturdier feeling plastic), they have a dedicated customer service line for owners of Predator products (That's bawler AF), the menu navigation is GENIUS (Intuitive not clunky like the Alienware), and the RGB lighting is nice touch, and to top it all off the 32" is hands down now my favorite monitor size in 2560 x 1440

, I O/C it too 165hz with the built in O/C (no issues at all), the quality feels better (harder sturdier feeling plastic), they have a dedicated customer service line for owners of Predator products (That's bawler AF), the menu navigation is GENIUS (Intuitive not clunky like the Alienware), and the RGB lighting is nice touch, and to top it all off the 32" is hands down now my favorite monitor size in 2560 x 1440

The higher resolution is nice however it is kind of a wash from 1080p due to the larger screen size but it is noticeably shaper than 1080P.I have not found any dead pixels and the monitor was in perfect cosmetic condition

To start, the monitor feels sturdy, looks great with Gsync locked at 120, and has some decent speakers

The speakers don't work and the 120hz refresh setting causes a 1 row flicker on the very top row of pixels

This is a fantastic monitor I would’ve gave it five stars but the speakers are trash

The speakers sound awful with any content that has strong bass even at mid-volume, but otherwise are okayI've got some back-light bleed across the bottom chin and at the lower corners; they aren't terrible but are quite noticeable.

These are some of the best speakers I’ve heard in a display in years

I even asked many members of the family to walk by and say which one they thought looked better color wise and everyone picked the Z321QU.

oh the blacks on this monitor are horrific, dark colors makes pixels show up horribly I think it might have to do with the back light bleed

Until they start releasing some OLED monitors you will either get color shifting or backlight bleed anyway

The VA panel also provides respectable color accuracy and excels in dark blacks and contrast

, I O/C it too 165hz with the built in O/C (no issues at all), the quality feels better (harder sturdier feeling plastic), they have a dedicated customer service line for owners of Predator products (That's bawler AF), the menu navigation is GENIUS (Intuitive not clunky like the Alienware), and the RGB lighting is nice touch, and to top it all off the 32" is hands down now my favorite monitor size in 2560 x 1440

Acer support refused to honor the warranty on the replacement received less than 90 days ago from amazon (amazon replaced the first one no questions asked even though it was slightly outside the 30 day window).

First, I would like to thank Amazon Primes support for helping me, when Acer Support did not.

, I O/C it too 165hz with the built in O/C (no issues at all), the quality feels better (harder sturdier feeling plastic), they have a dedicated customer service line for owners of Predator products (That's bawler AF), the menu navigation is GENIUS (Intuitive not clunky like the Alienware), and the RGB lighting is nice touch, and to top it all off the 32" is hands down now my favorite monitor size in 2560 x 1440

Originally I thought it was just a fluke as the speakers went dead after 2 days of owning the product and Amazon handled this by sending me a new one, but this seems to be a very common problem after speaking with Acer support

When I had the first issue with ghosting and blurring in games I contacted Acer Support.

The only bad thing that I have to say about this monitor is that the stand's back support base to screen mid is 10 inches.

, I O/C it too 165hz with the built in O/C (no issues at all), the quality feels better (harder sturdier feeling plastic), they have a dedicated customer service line for owners of Predator products (That's bawler AF), the menu navigation is GENIUS (Intuitive not clunky like the Alienware), and the RGB lighting is nice touch, and to top it all off the 32" is hands down now my favorite monitor size in 2560 x 1440

but I can say this Z35P is the best computer screen my eyes have ever seen.

i really want to buy this Monitor but i am really pissed because my Monitors frame was cracked and screen was broken

THE Z35P.I bought a 34-inch ultra wide screen just about a year ago from a big name computer company and I absolutely did not like it and ended up selling it via Craigslist

Either I just got very unlucky or Acer has terrible quality control

These are the only reasons I rate this monitor 4/5,Otherwise, everything is absolutely perfect, I love the build quality, the resolution, refresh rate, and of course the G Sync.

Do yourself and everyone else a favor and don't support this kind of awful quality, especially at the high price being charged.

I'll chalk that up to poor quality control on Acer's part

This monitor would've been a 4 star but due to me receiving two bad monitors I've given it 1 star for poor quality control

I bought the Z35 last year and its and amazing monitor with smooth 144hz gsync heaven

, I O/C it too 165hz with the built in O/C (no issues at all), the quality feels better (harder sturdier feeling plastic), they have a dedicated customer service line for owners of Predator products (That's bawler AF), the menu navigation is GENIUS (Intuitive not clunky like the Alienware), and the RGB lighting is nice touch, and to top it all off the 32" is hands down now my favorite monitor size in 2560 x 1440

Now the bright side is you can eliminate both by disabling GSync and turning on ULMB and capping your frames at 120mhz, but why spend the money on all those fancy add ons if you need to turn them off to get some clear gaming

, Gsync wasn't as stunning for me as it would be to someone running mid-range or main stream GPU's, but it's a welcome feature that I'd rather have than not

Gsync will not work properly unless you keep it with the same type of tech.

I could not detect any motion blur or ghosting, and backlight bleed was minimal

n’t getting the full capability of my 1080ti

Ghosting isn't even the worst part, this monitor(z35p) has extreme motion blur, the only way to alleviate that is to enable extreme OC which causes extreme inverse ghosting that is very noticeable in games, and turning OC off causes insanely bad motion blur

As for gaming, even on the highest response setting, this VA panel has ghosting and motion blur like crazy

Ghosting isn't even the worst part, this monitor(z35p) has extreme motion blur, the only way to alleviate that is to enable extreme OC which causes extreme inverse ghosting that is very noticeable in games, and turning OC off causes insanely bad motion blur

I assumed that maybe the panel having a dead pixel meant it was defective and was why I was seeing such bad ghosting

The replacement showed up with another dead pixel in a different spot and the ghosting was worse

Unfortunately, this monitor has severe ghosting issues and when the bottom right lamps went out within 2 weeks of normal use I decided to return it

n’t getting the full capability of my 1080ti

I want to like this monitor I do, but it has serious issues with either motion blurring our blacks causing ghosting

Also, my monitor came with so far what I see 3 dead pixels

what you've already seen.- no dead pixels working out of the

You really got to want 35" or large pixels (understandable for aging eyes).

Has no backlight bleed or dead pixels and worked great right out of the box

It came to me with a dead pixel right in the middle of the monitor.

Acer Predator XB271HU bmiprz 27 - After doing tons of research I finally took a plunge on this bad boy and don’t get me wrong probably one of the best 27 inch monitors out there

Obviously that's unacceptable, so yeah, don't accidentally break your very expensive monitor, boys and girls

, I O/C it too 165hz with the built in O/C (no issues at all), the quality feels better (harder sturdier feeling plastic), they have a dedicated customer service line for owners of Predator products (That's bawler AF), the menu navigation is GENIUS (Intuitive not clunky like the Alienware), and the RGB lighting is nice touch, and to top it all off the 32" is hands down now my favorite monitor size in 2560 x 1440

I was about to pull the trigger on an LG 34" G-Sync ultrawide for just over $700 but when I found this bad boy it was an very easy choice

I never expected to see how smooth 120hz gaming was until I used this bad boy