Acer - Predator XB273U GSbmiiprzx 27" WQHD IPS Monitor with G-SYNC Gaming Monitor (1 x Display Port & 2 x HDMI Ports) - Black

This monitor is a BEAST! Though it is expensive, it’s worth the money, whenever I have the time for a nice gaming session, my eyes don’t hurt thanks to the built in blue light filter, graphics looks nice and crisp for a 1440p display. I also really dig the matte finish on the display that reduces glare. I currently have two of these for my gaming set up and I have no regrets

Amazing clarity, refresh rate is smooth, no burn in, and I love all the configurable user settings and presets.

Got it on sale, colors are great and the screen is great with no tearing.

I highly recommend this monitor for people that just got a PC. The grafics and FPS are amazing without any attachments on the PC. It is easy to set up when i first got it. I am new to having a PC but i strongly believe that this is one of the best monitors i could find.

Cool RGB at the bottom. Great monitor for the price?

Such an amazing monitor. I searched and reviewed a couple dozen monitors, and most monitors get a lot great but a lot negative reviews. I happened to go in to purchase a Lg monitor figured it got good reviews and was inexpensive so I would just live with the negatives and this Predator monitor was on display. Went home reviewed more but not much on this specific monitor. Decided to spend the extra money over the LG and get it, so glad I did because I’m very happy with it. Easy setup, awesome picture, and plays perfectly with my Asus M16 laptop. All the negatives I worried about with other monitors I haven’t seen with this. Still need a mini dp to hdmi cable to run 165 but don’ haven’t felt very rushed to get since it looks great at 144. Completely happy even with spending a bit more than I wanted.

My Acer X270HU died this week. It was a flagship WQHD monitor from Acer that was about five years old. I was hesitant to purchase another Acer, but stumbled onto this and it checked all my boxes. GSync, IPS, 1440p, 144hz+ (165), and 27”. I was concerned that this panel doesn’t have a true GSync chip but I’d gsync compatible. However, using DP 1.4 GSync performs flawlessly in my experience with it. There are also things that I consider to be an upgrade to my beloved X270HU. The top and side bezels are much thinner, the refresh goes higher (more headroom for a better gpu to drive more frames), color gamut seems more full (it really looks great. It does support HDR400 but I found that this isn’t sufficient enough to be worthwhile, with it enabled things tend to looked washed out rather than more dynamic between colors/light and dark. There’s also an addressable RGB strip in the bottom bezel. Some folks will dig this, it’s not distracting during gameplay, but also seems unnecessary. Finally, the price. My X270 was 800.00 when new in 2015 and this panel checked out at just over half that. Considering it’s been a more than just replacement I consider that to be a big win. There ARE better panels out there, but that doesn’t take away from this one being a great contender at its price point, feature set, and performance level.

Still great! The RGB is what actually sets this thing aside competition for me. Sometimes I have it on, sometimes not. Absolutely the best (unless you want to spend over a thousand on OLED).