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

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 worst. The monitor has a clear image and the touch functions are good for malware control. The included stand is a little flimsy - it's just a U-shaped leg that pivots to allow the monitor to be tilted. diagonally on a desk (visible in the photo as a silver stripe on the back of the monitor) I deduct one star because of the lack of tactile switches and a lame stand.