Review on Acer Monitor FreeSync ZeroFrame Mbmiiphx 27" - Premium 165Hz Curved Display with Frameless Design, Full HD Resolution, Built-In Speakers, HDMI, and Height Adjustment-UM.HE0AA.M02 by Brian Connelly

I really enjoyed building this setup and have been planning this 3 monitor array since I started building my PC in 2016. Adding a monitor was the last purchase as I used other monitors before I got a new job and moved to my home office. for work. I would recommend these monitors as mid-range monitors (not cheap but not gaming) that work at g-sync and 144Hz. They work well with a surround capable card (two G1 Gaming Windforce GTX 970 in my case) and run my flight sim (XPlane 11) and games like Shadow of War fairly well. All monitors work via DisplayPort from my GPU. These are curved monitors, but I don't notice the flex when sitting at my desk. Some points to consider when purchasing these monitors: These are not gaming monitors. At best, I would classify them as mid-range multi-purpose monitors. G-Sync at 144Hz was a buyer for me, but not for everyone. DisplayPort is also accompanied by an HDMI connector, but cannot run at 144Hz over HDMI. The mounts for these monitors are fine, but multiple monitors clutter up my desk so I got a stand with three mounts. 2 of these monitors had the same color profile at launch and the other was magenta. It took me about a month to get them all the same. The one button menu navigation is pretty crude. In general, that's not a problem for me. I love monitors and now enjoy the great view from my X-Plane simulator.