Bought this monitor to help with my photo editing, no regrets, good color representation. During setup, note the two power buttons that need to be pressed to turn on the monitor, the main power button, and one of the four function buttons.

I do a lot of graphics work and this monitor helps with that. It's crisp and clean and was easy to calibrate with the Spyder X. The only minor issue is the anemic speaker set, but that wasn't even considered when purchasing it. The controls are relatively easy to use and the VESA mount works well. Good value for money for video and graphics work.

I really like the resolution and size of this business monitor. I use virtual monitor software that makes it easy to split this monitor into multiple virtual monitors (free Microsoft PowerToys, FancyZones utility. There are other commercially available virtual monitor software packages, but this free package from Microsoft works great for me ). I use this 28" 4K monitor as two monitors with a hole in the middle, so two 1920 x 2160. I use my laptop keyboard and monitor and this 28" 4K monitor…

I switched to this from a high definition monitor and I can tell you the quality is superb. I work in Excel and the numbers are much easier to read.

Revised Review: December 7, 2021 This monitor has only been used a few months and the top bezel/bezel has started to warp. (See attached image.) I don't know why he did this, but I am very upset that a monitor of such high cost has started to warp the bezel/bezel. The Acer CB282K has an excellent picture, good brightness and very good build quality. .I have two of these on my desk. Using a VisionTek Radeon 7750 2GB GDDR5 SFF graphics card with 4k 2 DisplayPort 1.2, PCIe and integrated 7.1…

good monitor Looks great. I would give it 5 stars but it loses a star because it does NOT include a display port cable as stated in the description, it does include an HDMI cable. It loses another star because the top of the stand extends OVER the top of the monitor when set at its lowest point. This means that the minimum height is set at around 19 inches from the top of the stand, not from the top of the monitor, which is just over 17 inches in its lowest position. the moment I expected.

Image quality is pretty good, so no complaints given the fairly good price. The problem is how long it takes the monitor to fix the signal. My setup is to connect the monitors (I bought two) to my work computer via DisplayPort 1.2 and to my PC via HDMI 2.1. Both computers are new PCs (ie there are no settings to indicate the problem is user specific) that have arisen over the past few months. Monitors usually get a signal from the DP connector without any problems, but they can never connect to

EDIT: The USB-C to HDMI method was stronger on the new monitor, but still not great. I ended up keeping the old monitor (because it's cheaper and has great resolution). Solution: Use USB-C for Displayport (DP). This monitor works well with DP. I haven't found out if the HDMI cable or HDMI port is defective, but other than that issue, I really like this monitor. So I've raised my rating from 2 to 4 stars. Original: Image quality is good, but there are serious connection issues. USB-C to HDMI…

This monitor takes too long to boot up when connected to an M1 MacBook Pro. This causes the MacBook to not properly recognize the display when waking from sleep, and it takes 10-30 seconds to see the output. This slow wake up also interferes with unlocking with Apple. clock function. At first I thought it was an MBP issue and spent half a day at the Apple Store to diagnose it. Tried to change the following settings: Input, AutoSource, and QuickStart. Did not help! Disabling all game-related…

Great monitor. The 28-inch 4k display has an extremely high DPI resolution that looks incredibly sharp in games, great picture quality, and you can rotate it vertically if you want! But I deducted a star because no matter how hard I try, HDR looks awful. Everything is gray and faded. outside.

A good monitor with excellent picture quality, built-in speakers suitable for casual gaming. HDR works as expected. The text also looks crisp. on it, so you have to clean it all the time

I'm a media engineer. I wanted a professional monitor for home use, but it's very expensive. This monitor has 90% of what I would expect from a professional monitor for less than half the price.

I got this working from home. Image quality is good. The stand is really solid and I like the ability to adjust the height and swivel (between landscape and portrait).

Either I have a bad block or the monitor is not compatible with a 2015 Macbook Pro. Worst of all, when I tried to get support, they tried to blame the Mac. The previous big monitors I've used are Macs (some Acers too), everything worked fine. I've already tried 3 cables on 2 different ports (Displayport and HDMI) so I have to return it. Too bad, because it's a good-looking monitor, even if the on-screen controls are annoying. What a problem.

The picture is good, so far I'm satisfied. The only downside is that the included HDMI cable doesn't support 4k resolution at 60Hz, it only works at 30Hz. I switched to Displayport and it worked fine.

I bought this as a second monitor for my home office as I work remotely. The monitor delivers an excellent refresh rate, brightness and is a good monitor in all respects. 2 weeks after the purchase the display port failed and is not working. However, the two HDMI ports still work. Contacted Revain support to discuss a replacement monitor as it broke within a month of purchase. I expected Revain to exchange the item and fix the error on their end. Instead, they simply threw me at Acer for…

I switched to this from a high definition monitor and I can tell you the quality is superb. I work in Excel and the numbers are much easier to read.

I've seen them range from $249 to $349 depending on global availability, but the consistent quality and functionality makes me want to buy them at all costs. I use them to set up jobs in the finance and construction offices and every user loves them to death. This is one of the most affordable 4K displays available with every tilt/pan/tilt function imaginable. We have a mixed Win/Mac environment and these displays work great on both systems. They come with HDMI cable and power cord ONLY. ** For

I had to replace a much older 27" 4K monitor that was having intermittent issues. The first 4k 28" monitor I ordered from another manufacturer was very unsatisfactory and I sent it back almost immediately. But this Acer is beautiful, with crisp text and bright and colorful images. The added feature of an adjustable stand made it excellent value for money for me.

I paid $300 for this item in February and I have no regrets. An even more impressive $250 monitor. I'm not a gamer, I don't take critical pictures etc., just a normal user. But I'm happy - the thing is wide, sharp as a nail, and still works fine on my Mac mini.