Didn't want to rejoice too soon so checked a few times more, made the entire room dark but no dead pixels, no back-light

I did have to exchange one of them due to a pretty bad black light bleed in the upper left, but the replacement from Amazon was fast and perfect

I was fortunate enough not to have any insane back light bleed

I did not find any dead pixels, significant back light bleed, or any other defect with this product

No Black light bleeding and looks beautiful

Backlight Bleeding is white, as it's just the pure light leaking out

Let me start out by saying that I have been waiting it out for a couple months now after purchasing the ROG pg279Q and returning it after 2 weeks of the worst back light bleeding and several stuck pixels.

Got my monitor today and no dead pixels, no excessive light bleed.

I'll have to see how well it performs under different gaming environments, and see whether the replacement monitor has any issues with dead pixels, screen abnormalities or the dreaded yellow black-light bleed.

I was terrified purchasing this monitor because of the horrible light bleed/quality control issues mentioned in reviews

Here are the issues I've encountered:Bad back light bleedFuzziness/burn in in the top left corner of the screen after a monthScreen sort of pixelated or cross hatched (and yes, I have the resolution set to 2560x1440) after 2 monthsMonitor started flickering after 3 monthsBottom row of pixels would appear at top of screen after 5 monthsBad HDMI port after 5

Also, the LED light is amber (meaning there is an error)

Bad back light bleeding (BLB) and yellowing of they whites

No black light bleed on either which was good, but the first one had pretty bad uniformity and very uneven IPS glow

BLACK LIGHT BLEED

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