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    Acer Predator XB271HU bmiprz 27" WQHD (2560x1440) NVIDIA G-SYNC IPS Display, (Display Port & HDMI Port, 144Hz)

    • Maybe it just needs a break-in period?Anyway, I'm still loving this monitor, though it sounds like I did luck out with the panel lottery, since I have continued to read reviews about dead pixels etc.
    • IPS looks great as usual, I didn't get any dead pixels and viewing angles looks, although wasn't properly color calibrated, but was extremely close to "true
    • No dead pixels for me
    • Great frame rates, no dead pixels or light bleeding
    • No stuck/dead pixels
    • No dead pixels, and the IPS glow is less noticable than on my previous monitor (Which never bothered me at all in the first place)
    • Although I have had a few specs of dust land on the monitor that freaked me out for a second when I thought they were dead pixels :
    • Requested a replacement, the new one had dead subpixels AND full dead pixels
    • The unit arrived with zero dead pixels but a small, yet noticeable amount of back light bleed in 3 places when you look for it.
    • Overall the image is gorgeous and I see no dead pixels
    • My panel itself is a great specism from the Novembef 2015 batch with literally no detectable backlight bleed, dead pixels, blurry smudges or problems with flickering
    • my box came pretty banged up luckily the display was safe with no damage,but defiantly wished i had of asked for the second box.as far as the display i didn't have any dead pixels, 0 backlight bleed through,came with more cables then what was listed,has a headset mount on the back of the stand and works epic with the
    • no dead pixels either
    • Less than an hour after writing the initial review, I did another dead pixel check and discovered a very prominent dead pixel around the mid-right of the screen as well
    • To Acer: Dead pixels on a $800 monitor is COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE!!"New Review
    • This is the best monitor I've ever laid eyes on and mine has 0 dead pixels and no backlight bleed at all
    • Minimal IPS glow, no dead pixels.
    • had no dead pixels if there were any
    • glow/ bleed and 0 dead pixels
    • No dead or stuck pixels, very little BLB on a black screen in a dark room not even noticable otherwise
    • But in my case no dead pixels or backlight bleeding
    • I didn't win the monitor lottery with a perfect unit, but it is enough within my level of tolerance that I didn't want to gamble with another one that could contain dead pixels or worse BLB.The virtues of this monitor are amazing.
    • Pros:Monitor came with no missing pixels, no BLBVery sturdy, tad of wiggle when typing
    • Mine looks almost perfect with no dead or stuck pixels and very minimal backlight bleed around the edges
    • Pros:-Beautiful 1440p IPS display.-144Hz GSYNC (can OC to 165Hz).-No dead pixels or dust.-Minor BLB at the top-right and bottom-right corner.-Three monitor presets that you can change anytime (I set my presets to 1-general
    • NO dead pixels!
    • My first XB271HU has 2 dead pixels, which Amazon allows for a full refund.2
    • Screen is great, unfortunately mine had dead pixels in upper right part of the screen
    • I had to go through dust particles stuck behind screen, dead pixels, backlight bleed, defective stand, and a very small crack on top bezelOverall:I would definitely recommend purchasing this screen
    • First one I ordered had 2 dead pixels that I couldn't rectify, so I returned, and they matched next day shipping that I originally purchased
    • But...has some stuck/hot pixels next to the left bezel, but hardly noticeable unlike black dead pixels.
    • Dust behind the display creating a curved black line that's a good 10 pixels long, and two dead pixels in the center top of the screen
    • I am giving 4 stars because mine has a dead pixel.
    • I bought this monitor somewhere else since the price on Amazon was significantly higher, but was using the reviews here to figure out what my odds were of getting a defective screen (back light bleed, dead pixels, etc.)
    • No dead pixels
    • My monitor appears to be fine, can't see any dead pixels or screen bleeding
    • There is one dead pixel that I've found, and it is close to the top-center, so that is unfortunate
    • The colors, the speed, no dead pixels or noticeable BLB
    • i bought one from ebay before this one and it had 2 dead pixels and bad backlight
    • ]Second monitor,İt has dead pixel and BLB again
    • 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.
    • No dead pixels of any kind and very very low minimal ips bleed
    • No dead pixels or back light bleed, flawless screen
    • The monitor turned out to be one of the lucky ones, I tested it for dead pixels and did not find any.
    • Happy to report that I have no dead pixels, and the BLB in the lower right hand corner is almost none existent
    • I got the one without dead pixel and backlight bleed
    • Buy it without fear,Like all of you I was fearful from the reviews,My model had no backlight bleed at all and not even a single dead pixel.
    • Got my monitor today and no dead pixels, no excessive light bleed.
    • I bought this monitor and I had no dead or stuck pixel
    • No dead pixels, no back light bleed, no issues.
    • No dead pixels, Minimal IPS glow and no backlight bleed.
    • No dead pixels, no back light bleed, and about the same IPS glow as my other IPS screen which is a non issue
    • After a couple of weeks my monitor is showing dead pixels do not buy.
    • The monitor also had several clusters of dead pixels, one in the top right corner, and one in the bottom right which was especially noticeable because it ran along the top of my Windows taskbar and made it look deformed
    • ]Third monitor, it has dead pixel and BLB
    • The screen I have now has at least 1-2 dead pixels and is much darker along the left side of the panel
    • I had no dead pixels that I could find, and as far as back light bleed, looking head on there is absolutely none.
    • Bright and vibrant with no dead pixels, the higher frame-rate is clearly noticeable.
    • I read a TON of reviews and saw some complaining about IPS glow (ALL IPS displays do) and dead pixels.
    • I haven't noticed any backlight bleed, no dead pixels, and the IPS is super color accurate
    • Dust behind the display creating a curved black line that's a good 10 pixels long, and two dead pixels in the center top of the screen
    • But...has some stuck/hot pixels next to the left bezel, but hardly noticeable unlike black dead pixels.
    • but there's still a chance that you may get one with worse bleed or even dead pixels
    • !! No light leak no dead pixels.... There is an ever so slight IPS glow when the screen is
    • My display has a dead pixel just right of center
    • No dead pixels on arrival, that is a good start.
    • NTF."So, my observations regarding this whole story with the monitor:- Service specialists were not able to find a glowing green dot on a screen even though I attached a photo of a dead pixel.- I can continue using this unit, but I won't be able to sell it if I wanted to - nobody needs a monitor with dead
    • Second one had very even IPS Glow, if it weren't for the many dead pixels it would be perfect
    • 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.
    • Dead pixel,Stuck Pixel, Blb, Ips hlow
    • My main concern was dead pixels but thankfully it didn't come with any.
    • ok first and foremost i like to say a big huge THANK GOD that my monitor came with zero dead pixels
    • I have no dead pixels, dust or other defects and the monitor arrived well packaged
    • If you're on the fence about choosing a top of the line gaming monitor and you are iffy, buy this one Pros:-g-sync-all the features-no dead pixels-no heavy amounts of back light bleedCons-price is high but consider the features-small amount of back light bleed on top left corner, not noticeable at all unless all the lights are off in a dark room with a black screen-menu kinda confusing but not really (better than the rest)-can't figure out how to turn on Ultra Low Motion
    • glow/ bleed and 0 dead pixels
    • Out of the three monitors I have had so far, one has had multiple dead pixels in the center of the screen and the other two have had stuck pixels that I was unable to fix with a stuck pixel tool
    • No dead pixels or back bleed
    • It is just so disappointing to have a dead pixel...
    • The monitor I received had no dead pixels and very little light bleed in the lower corners
    • Minimal IPS glow, no dead pixels.
    • zero light bleed and zero dead/stuck pixels.
    • Less than an hour after writing the initial review, I did another dead pixel check and discovered a very prominent dead pixel around the mid-right of the screen as well
    • The stand is metal, the adjuster is very sturdy, overall well built and doesn't wobble on the standCons:Only con, but not worth nicking off a star, is the 2 dead pixels I had
    • All five have zero dead or stuck pixels, no dirt under the screens, can overclock to 165 Hz and have a new thin-bezel that minimizes back light bleed
    • and it had NO dead pixels!
    • No dead pixels, nothing damaged, in great shape
    • No dead pixels, no crazy bad backlighting
    • I did not find any dead pixels, significant back light bleed, or any other defect with this product
    • 0 dead pixels. 0 dust
    • This screen is beautiful, I don't have any dead pixels or any quality issues
    • If you are unlucky like I was Acer warranty will not cover a dead or stuck pixel regardless of purchase date
    • Acer fixed the bad HDMI port and bottom row of pixels appearing at the top of the screen, but not the fuzziness, pixelation, or bad back light bleed, and they introduced one new problem: the top left of the screen is now severely discolored and full of dead pixels
    • No back light bleed, no dead pixels, runs oc'd at 165hz no problem
    • No dead pixels, and the IPS glow is less noticable than on my previous monitor (Which never bothered me at all in the first place)
    • But about 2 months after buying, I fire it up and there are dead pixels on the right side, in two long lines
    • Mine came out of the box with zero dead pixels and with what I would consider to be very little BLB.
    • I read feedbacks from other owners of this monitor about dead pixels, but I thought I was not that unlucky guy to have those problems
    • Either I lucked out, or Acer has done a better job with quality control for this monitor: no dead/stuck pixels, no massive backlight bleed, even backlight, etc.
    • Great frame rates, no dead pixels or light bleeding
    • Looks great, performs amazing, no dead pixels, just an amazing monitor
    • bad yellow back bleed in all corners on both monitors!-A cluster of dead pixels in TWO, did I
    • I also didn't encounter any dead pixels (first thing I checked) or excessive backlight bleed at all
    • I did not have any dead pixels or backlight bleed, and only minimal IPS glow
    • One dead pixel that is not noticeable during normal use.
    • In all honesty, I had anxiety waiting for it to be shipped, expecting dead pixels, horrible IPS glow, a defective Gsync module, or worse... a cracked screen
    • This monitor was amazing, but it came with noticeable defects in the screen like dead pixels and lots of dust spots between the screen and the LED's.
    • No bleed, barely any IPS glow, no dead pixels, no scratches
    • This particular unit had orange backlight bleed at the bottom center of the screen and a bright stuck pixel at the left - center of the screen
    • some people are getting dead pixels and backlight bleed, I did not.
    • Good solid construction, no dead pixels and backlight bleed disappeared within 3 days
    • Monitor #2: NO dead pixels!!
    • I would assume I got lucky , no dead pixels or that bleed everyone talks about.
    • I had one dead pixel.
    • Zero dead pixels
    • $800.All have some type of defect ranging from bad bleed/uniformity/dust/white spots/stuck and dead pixels that even appear after usage/ defective HDMI/ Monitor display port losing signal
    • As far as Acer 27 inch that I purchased it looks great with no dead pixels, minimal BLB, normal amount of ips glow
    • If you are a gamer, you're probably drooling.-Minimal backlight bleed (almost none in mine)-no dead pixels-Easy set up-Great aesthetics, I love the
    • No dead pixels on arrival and the BLB (backlight bleed) isnt bad at all
    • I didn't have any dead pixels or anything like that
    • I received a flawless unit: no dead pixels, weird color tints, or excessive BLB
    • I had zero dead pixel but did notice what I understand as the IPS glow
    • My one trepidation about this purchase was the fear of back light bleed or dead pixels.
    • The one I got has no backlight bleed worth mentioning, and no dead pixels
    • I have also discovered a dead pixel on the very top right hand edge of the monitor, whereas myself and 4 close friends have owned numerous Dell monitors without having any backlight bleeding or dead pixel issues
    • Excellent build in quality, no dead pixels, no black light leaks and just a little bit of glow in the right down corner which can be barely seen when everything on the screen is very dark, but by no means is terrible or a reason to return it
    • Dead pixel in the top left corner, huge bleed in the bottom right corner
    • No dead pixel.
    • , I repeat no dead pixels, no back-light bleeding, its just perfect, well almost if you want to count the OSD as a con, I personally don't
    • First monitor received had major back light bleeding and a dead pixel on the left side
    • When these monitors first showed up, a lot of people were having issues with dead pixels, or backlight bleed, or their monitor was dead on arrival or maybe shortly after
    • Excellent build in quality, no dead pixels, no black light leaks and just a little bit of glow in the right down corner which can be barely seen when everything on the screen is very dark, but by no means is terrible or a reason to return it
    • If you want your panel to be replaced - you need to make sure you have at least 4 dead pixels in 1/9th of the screen (divide the screen into 9 blocks and make sure all your dead pixels fit into one
    • -A large solid line down the middle of the panel (GSync issue, not the panel explicitly to be fair)-The possibility of receiving a returned unit when you order one "new".Personally, I've had the screen uniformity, dead pixel, and flashing graphical glitch issues
    • I checked immediately for dead pixels and got worried when I saw a small black spot in the top-left, but I was able to scrape whatever it was off
    • 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
    • No dead pixels and no backlight bleed at all
    • Third and last monitor I received before returning ended up with major back light bleed on 3 of the corners and minor on the bottom along with a dead pixel on the bottom left hand corner
    • I received a flawless unit: no dead pixels, weird color tints, or excessive BLB
    • ]Fourth monitor, dead pixel and BLB
    • Mine had a couple dead pixels and dust particles about 5 pixels long in the middle of the screen.
    • ]Fifth monitor, no dead pixel but BLB and Ips glow
    • I was lucky enough to not have any dead pixels or backlight
    • Pink stuck pixel top-left of screen
    • the The problem is only in the dead pixel (some and not all) and the price and control in the handbrake is difficult
    • No dead pixels
    • Make sure to set 144hz in Nvidia Control PanelUse a LCD screen test and search all angles for dead pixels just in case
    • If you are a gamer, you're probably drooling.-Minimal backlight bleed (almost none in mine)-no dead pixels-Easy set up-Great aesthetics, I love the
    • I'm barely seeing any blacklight bleed and have 0 dead pixels
    • There are no dead pixels that I can see
    • I would assume I got lucky , no dead pixels or that bleed everyone talks about.
    • No dead pixels, no backlight bleed, and minimal IPS glow.
    • My previous units all had a combination of dead pixels, stuck pixels, orange backlight bleed, and unbelievably, an eyebrow / eyelash hair under the screen
    • 1 dead pixel!!
    • No dead pixels and looks great mounted on the VIVO arm that I got for it
    • Good solid construction, no dead pixels and backlight bleed disappeared within 3 days
    • After about 1.5 month I noticed a dead pixel on the right side of the panel (it was not there when I was buying it)
    • No dead pixels
    • No bleed, barely any IPS glow, no dead pixels, no scratches
    • No dead pixels, extremely mild IPS glow that isn't detectable unless you have the monitor past 75% brightness
    • No dead pixels or any problems
    • the viewing angles, the g-sync, lack of any dead pixels, and the excellent base
    • Acer service responded with the following:"Tested the unit for 24 hours no dead pixel found
    • Mine doesn't have any dead/stuck pixels.
    • There are no dead pixels or dust and very minor BLB at the right corners, but the top 1/3rd of the screen does have a slight (1-3%) darker/yellow tint compares to the rest of the screen
    • No dead pixels,no glare, just an all around PERFECT monitor
    • In my case, the screen I received had 0 dead pixels, did not appear to have been previously opened (there were reports of acer repackaging returns, but I'm not sure how accurate they
    • I did not have any dead pixels or backlight bleed, and only minimal IPS glow
    • I received mine with zero dead pixels and very minimal backlight bleed
    • NO dead pixels or BLB!!!- Awesome monitor
    • I have my colors a bit exaggerated as I like colors to pop in games and movies