Like many others, I experienced horrible backlight bleeding from the PG27, twice (Manufactured January 2016)

can't say enough.now for the most important stuff... backlight bleeding

Bad backlight bleed in bottom right corner

Mine looks almost perfect with no dead or stuck pixels and very minimal backlight bleed around the edges

No dead pixels, no crazy bad backlighting

The very first thing I noticed when I turned it on was that the backlighting was a lot stronger on the right hand side of the monitor than it was on the left

I'll just cut to the chase, the bottom right corner has a terrible backlight bleed, the other corners seem fine though

i bought one from ebay before this one and it had 2 dead pixels and bad backlight

7.5/10Pros: all of the aboveCons: strong backlight bleed on corners

Your problems will arise from one of the following circumstances:-Dead pixels-Poor screen uniformity (dirty screen effect/darker in areas of the panel where it shouldn't be)-Strong backlight bleeding (not IPS glow)-Yellow tint on screen-Graphical glitching and flashing-Color

It does have some yellow backlight bleed/glow in the right bottom corner, but as far as the monitor lottery is going this might be a keeper

but I would recommend this monitor as of now.

Couple things to note is the stand legs are not as bright as in the picture, it is a more fitting darker red

I had contemplated and researched 4K as well as the Acer 34 inch predator, however I did not want to play the monitor lottery with the Acer 34in predator and not have a guaranteed 100Hz over clock or the scan line issues that have plaguing the 34 in gsync monitors

I would highly recommend this Monitor to anyone looking for that sweet spot in gaming, 2K res and 144hz.

I have my colors a bit exaggerated as I like colors to pop in games and movies

The 165Hz overclock as well as G-Sync really makes a difference in games because it is immediately noticeable.

Being an Acer product, and nVidia G-Sync ready, I figured I'd try it out

the viewing angles, the g-sync, lack of any dead pixels, and the excellent base

ugh).One G-Sync issue (or maybe just confusion on my part) is that I've set v-sync off in the control panel, but it keeps re-enabling itself somehow

No dead pixels, no yellow color back-light bleed on the corners, and oddly seems as though it performs better than the other one (I was starting to have spotty G-sync performance, but that could also easily be my aging video card - time will tell).I've also managed to balance out the colors between the two monitors, and they're just about identical now.

R Gain: 97G Gain: 97B Gain

The g-sync with my gtx960 (soon a 980ti) works flawlessly and I can definitely feel the difference going from 60hz to 144+hz, and I can safely say I will never be going back

Had issues getting G-SYNC to work, and Acer response was basically "replace your $4000 computer with dual 980s, the monitor could not be at fault".

Clocking at 165Ghz and buttery ultra smooth with G-sync that really smooths out game play

n’t recommend buying it specially when you have problem with ur eyes or wearing a glass save you cash guys