If you have to ask someone if your dark room/black screen test has too much IPS Glow than it most likely isn't bothering you because you don't need to ask someone else if something bothers you.

If you are looking straight on, on a complete black screen in a pitch dark room, there is a TINY bit of "bleed" in the bottom right corner

You shouldn't be using the monitor in a completely dark room anyways

If you have to ask someone if your dark room/black screen test has too much IPS Glow than it most likely isn't bothering you because you don't need to ask someone else if something bothers you.

There is some silverish IPS Glow but it doesn't extend too far from the corners and you have to do the dark room, black screen test in order to see it.

How often are you going to stare at a black screen in a dark room?

The colors are amazing, their is ZERO black light bleed, in a dark room the IPS glow is non existent

No dead or stuck pixels, very little BLB on a black screen in a dark room not even noticable otherwise

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

I don't seem to notice it unless the room is dark (when the screen is black)

Acer took into account all the complaints about the XB270HU (already a great monitor) and addressed it in this one with no cheap O-ring and no glossy bezel

Acer took into account all the complaints about the XB270HU (already a great monitor) and addressed it in this one with no cheap O-ring and no glossy bezel