Customer Ratings & Reviews

While not a top end monitor, I don't notice any difference day to day. Great color contrast,more than minimum refresh rate, and of course 4k resolution. Needs better display controls though.

Crisp details, very good picture quality for video. I tried connecting a couple small speakers to the audio out. Has limited volume.

First of all, the specs on this are great! The issues I ran into were with video playback (from both a 4k capable laptop and Series X). The videos would not play smoothly. Seemed to skip a couple frames. Changed around settings to lessen the issue but you could tell it wasnt right. The second issue was regarding the IPS glow. My desk is not that deep at 24” so when sitting st my desk i could see the obvious glow from the angle I was at. Not to mention is does have typical backlight bloom. I ended up returning it and ultimately getting the Odyssey G6 27” curved which fit my viewing angle better.

Looks great and is the perfect size for what I need. Some people got a much larger one but every time I play on it’s like a tv and I gotta sit back. Also the pixel density is so great that it is genuinely a struggle to see them individually even when I’m really close to the screen. I did have to mess with some settings to make it what I wanted to see but that took me like 5 minutes to do.

Picture is great but turn up the brightness. You'll have to watch some videos to learn the settings. But the performance is great!

Mild bleeding when using local dimming with text but not noticeable when gaming or watching movies. The built-in framerate counter is not dynamic and seems to only display the current framerate settings not the VRR frame rate. The build quality of the physical buttons are poor and the power button broke after just over a year of normal use.

Is a Good monitor, gave it a 4 start just because for my setup is to big. Also it made me realize that to uses the monitor full potential I need to upgrade my graphics card.

The display is nice but the anti reflective coating really dulls the display. Also OSD buttons are extremely hard to use and it’s not very intuitive so if you need to make any changes in settings half of the time you’ll accidentally turn off the monitor. Very poorly designed monitor. Monitor would malfunction within a few days of purchasing where it would randomly turn off while connected to PC and would not turn back on at all.

Image quality is excellent with a MiniLED backlight that provides enough contrast for an entry level HDR experience. The issue, however, is everything else that comes with the panel - horrible non-intuitive OSD with multiple clumsy buttons, an awful forced sharpening effect in HDR mode (that cannot be forced off, even with "super-sharpen" set to OFF), inability to change the backlight setting in HDR mode, and some minor gripes such as an audible fan and an ambient LED light that is so dim, I question why they included it.

Hdr does not display perfect picture at 144hz and above due to compression artifacts related to dsc over dp 1.4. Hdr is not automatically triggered by the monitor so manual switching is required. Input latency is very very bad below 144hz and not great at 160hz. Local diming is beautiful and the sharpness of the panel is perfect. Color is also great. Not for me, but if you want oled visuals this is pretty close. Just know the drawbacks.

Nice screen clarity and color accuracy, the local dimming can bleed a bit with something small and bright on a dark background.

Pretty dang good monitor. You lose alot of settings when setting the monitor to HDR. Seeing the return center on the address label, has me a little iffy. But everything seemed like it was unopened. Saving $500 was the real ticket with this. I think it is well worth the sale price.

The Acer Nitro XV275K P3biipruzx impresses with its 27" Mini LED display, offering stunning UHD resolution and FreeSync Premium for smooth gaming. The 160Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time deliver a responsive experience, while HDR1000 enhances visual depth. Its sleek black design adds a touch of sophistication to any gaming setup.

We would buy this monitor again. it has excellent resolution and color and was exactly what we were looking for.

Acer Nitro 4K 160 hrtz. VERY VERY nice picture when compared to others 1080p,1440p. We have 4 other monitors setup of all high refresh rate(240) playing competative shooters this Acer plays great and the picture quality is Amazing ... the menu toogles are annoying. nice gaming monitor for the price $550 4k (160)

As good as you can expect a midrange monitor to be. I mainly use it for SF6 and it's perfect for that. Some minor issues with bloom at first but after adjusting the settings it was fine for the most part.

When you pack over 8 million pixels into a 27-inch screen, you get a high pixel density (163.18 per inch) that lends itself to crisp detail. That’s common of all 4K monitors this size, but there’s no denying that on the Acer Nitro XV275K (P3biipruzx) it makes patterns on fabrics and rich textures in games appear more lifelike. It’s much harder to catch a jagged edge without leaning in extra close to the display. I personally find 1440p at this size to generally be more than enough, but for serious detail hawks, 4K just provides that much more to love (assuming you have a GPU that can power it). The Acer Nitro XV275K combines that clarity with a fast pixel response time that protects those sharp edges from the softening effects of ghosting. Fast moving objects on the screen don’t have long blur trails lagging behind them.

Great screen and a great price! Color is beautiful. Only thing is it takes a bit to turn on compaired to my other screen.

Love the color and video quality ! Acer never disappoints !

Overall, this has been a great monitor. My only complaint was the lack of instruction on using a vesa mount with it.