🖥️ Acer UT222Q Bmip FreeSync Technology: Immersive 1920X1080 Display with 75Hz Refresh Rate, Backlit & HDMI Support Review

Required a touch screen for Raspberry Pi 4 and worked out of the box with a standard Raspbian distro. You just need to connect the included USB cable. Right-click also works (two-finger tap) However, typing is not very precise. I'm not sure if it's the Pi or the display, but half the time it registers a normal touch as a right click. The display itself is great - good colors and viewing angles.

I use it as a monitor for the Hauptwerk Virtual Organ (PC Driven). The monitor is mounted on an adjustable swivel mount (which I bought separately) so it can be positioned wherever you like while gaming. One annoyance is the on/off sensor, which is located at the bottom edge of the monitor and is only visible in bright light - if you place your hand on it, the monitor turns off. It would be better if it was a real switch with tactile feedback so you don't accidentally press it. /0) is the…

I received and returned this and it was a beautiful monitor but I couldn't give more details. But it doesn't work. Lame bought something else

For office use** It does what I need. I like it, except that it has an old-school reflection problem, but if that's the price of touching it, then whatever.

Revain had a software update for this monitor. Couldn't get rid of the ghost fingers until I had to update the software. The best touchscreen laptop. The screen is clear and does not fog up. I got a great deal on an ACER touchscreen. It is also very easy to carry.

I don't know who would like this stand, we had to put it on top of two large folders to get an acceptable height. Aside from the stand, this is a great touch monitor. There were some issues getting the Windows 10 laptop to recognize it. But I had to connect it via VGA as I didn't have another HDMI. For some reason I had to use the old Control Panel to enable it via "Tablet PC Settings".

I feel I have a lot of value for it after comparing it to other options available online. The resolution of the image is very good, but there are issues with glare when there are lights or windows in the reflection. The stand leaves a lot to be desired as it looks like a stand.

The screen is INCREDIBLY reflective, not a nice matte finish like the Dell touchscreen we replaced with this one. Strong glare, I wouldn't use it in a bright room. There are no buttons, just touch points along the bottom edge, which is pretty odd. I'd rather have real power and menu buttons. The monitor doesn't have a standard stand, it's more of a fold-out stand, so we mounted it on a swivel arm for our small shop. In general, the screen is excellent with good picture quality. However…

Tried active and static pen. Doesn't draw a solid line; skips about 20% of the line I'm trying to draw. I sent the monitor back. Apparently others had the same problem.

The touchscreen isn't calibrated properly and clicks in random places, leaving you unable to do anything with it. That's my review.