Acer XR382CQK Bmijqphuzx: The Ultimate 37.5" Curved Screen with Response Technology, 3840X1600P, and 75Hz Review

As with almost all 4k displays, you'll have to play around with the settings for a while. And while each one will be different, I've outlined some settings below for Windows 10 users to at least "boot" with. Just a warning, until you get to the very last setting you need to change you look fuzzy and then it all falls into place in the last bar. This is for the HDR version of this monitor and assuming you are using an NVIDIA card. I personally use 2080 TI. *Remember that it will turn off to the…

Very happy with this purchase. While doing extensive research on 21:9 screens, I was torn between going for a slightly smaller screen (z and Dell variants). ). I realized pretty quickly that this is actually the same panel as LG's, and while it's not exactly slim (LG has a bezel-less display), it has all the same connectivity options (USB-C is paramount to me ). new MacBook Pro) 75Hz across the board (i.e. not just on Freesync via Display Port) and a MUCH better stand and screen adjustment…

The box is solid and heavy (and comes as seen in the photo, you should be close during delivery as there is no question what it is. When I opened it I was shocked to find this thing HUGE "I knew it was going to be big but it's still quite a deal to see in person. The amount of screen real estate is great. It takes up most of my field of view while sitting at my desk. The resolution is great amazing, everything is very sharp and small text is much easier to read It's bigger than my previous…

I bought this monitor to help me with my product development business (heavy mechanical and electrical 3D CAD, graphic design, programming, typical business applications, etc.) and also to play some games. I needed lots of space, crisp resolution, great picture/color/calibration, fast response times + FreeSync and ideally a >60Hz refresh rate. I was caught between the Acer XR382CQK, the similar 38"/3840x1600 Dell U3818W and the LG 38WK95C and the 32-inch/3840x1600 BenQ PD3200U. The BenQ…

I bought this monitor after spending many hours researching, comparing and thinking about what I will be using in the next 5-8 years because I can't afford to buy a monitor as often as I upgrade my computer . I'm a photographer, video maker and sound engineer, with occasional graphic design. I edit, retouch and style all my photos/videos. I also stream some simulation games on a few nights. So I needed a monitor with accurate color reproduction, plenty of space for audio and video tracks in the

The actual display on this thing is fantastic. Unfortunately there isn't 10-bit color support like a similar ASUS monitor I've had before, but still a great picture with decent color accuracy, a good refresh rate and perfect resolution for its size. The curve is ideal for a typical viewing distance as a main monitor, making it flat. I have used monitors of this size that are not curved and it is much more comfortable. Unfortunately, the rest of the physical form is pretty bad. The monitor is…

There are no pixel problems. The menu navigation is hidden on the back on the right edge and is easy to use. Connected with USB-C cable. There are 4 self-powered USB ports on the back. Built-in 7-watt speakers are quite loud. Warning. The monitor stand, while great, is very deep and takes up most of my desk (as pictured) which puts the monitor too close to the front edge. I already had a wall mount installed so that's not a problem. Be sure to buy one that's rated for the extra weight…

The monitor itself is great if you want a big, ultra-wide HD screen. Support is poor, I called Acer because I bought this unit brand new and recently noticed that the ambient light below has 2 different tones when white light is selected. This is a small issue but only bothers me because of the price I paid. I would expect something as simple as LED lights to work properly. When the support rep replied we did the usual nonsense like unplugging the power and plugging it back in to no avail. He…

I love Acer monitors and have a Predator X34 which is now my second monitor. There are features of the smaller X34 that I like more than this large display: 1: The X34 has a dual row of USB ports across the width of the monitor on the back, extending your PC's USB bus (the XR38 has 2 connectors only 2) It is almost impossible to identify the video connectors (HDMI, DP, etc.) on the XR38 by visual inspection or by trying to read labels with no contrast. They ported the X34 USB bus and placed the

I really like this monitor, everything around it is very nice. There is a star deduction for the wide foot. It takes up quite a bit of space and I know what you're thinking. "It's a 38-inch monitor, after all." But even so, it seems to take up more space than many other monitors I've tried. I would recommend a nice big desktop for this thing. Otherwise I like almost everything very much. It has many great features - no need to repeat what is explained in the description. I will add one thing. I

This is the same panel model as the high-end LG monitor that my boss bought for my office workstation. clearly a first world problem. I was pleasantly surprised that this monitor costs less money than the same LG. For some reason I can't explain, my MacBook Pro likes the USB interface better than LG for my peripherals. A nice addition was the adjustable LED backlight. Finally, the monitor stand is 500% better than LG's.

I've been interested in 38 inch monitors for a long time. Or maybe it's the LG model. I. In the end I chose Acer and I'm glad I did. G sync works great. The picture quality is really good. No light bleeding and minimal ips glow. I've had the smaller 34,950f and while I miss 144Hz it doesn't bother me one bit. 75Hz is enough for my skills. If I have one complaint, the speakers suck. But that's typical of monitor speakers, so I won't rate it.

Not too big, not too small! I would have liked the resolution to be a bit higher (I used to have 4/5k monitors), but honestly I got used to it quickly. I thought it would be good to use three apps at once, but it's really only good for two. I often use three, but they overlap for me, and that's okay. I'm not a gamer so can't tell you how it is, but for performance this is a game changer. Spreadsheets, programming, music (DAWs look great full screen!), video, graphic design are great with this…

This monitor is amazing. The resolution and brightness of this monitor make gaming graphics great! I was afraid that my EVGA 1070 Ti FTW2 wouldn't be able to run this monitor's 3840 x 1600 resolution, but it worked fine when running BF1 on Ultra. When playing online, I hit over 80 fps so I didn't notice any tearing or any noticeable slowdown. I haven't tested any other games at this resolution so there may be issues with this combination, but I mostly play BF1 so this suits my needs. By the…

Just hooked up the monitor, loved it. I'm pretty picky about monitors, so I study them carefully. If you have a black screen (open paint

Just hooked up the monitor, loved it. I'm pretty picky about monitors, so I study them carefully. If you have a black screen (open paint