The text was TERRIBLE! I wanted to love this monitor but the text was unreadable. I'm not sure if it was a bad model but I don't know how anyone could use it as a monitor. If you're just using this as a TV or game then you should be fine. But to read a text, look elsewhere.

That's a beast. Use it for console gaming and it's great, I'm sure PCs will love it too. The sound system is shockingly loud. The picture is perfect. Very happy with this product. I use it as a TV and gaming screen. Couldn't find the best product

I've tried at least 15 different monitors (including the ultrawide monitor) over the years. This one was worth every penny. If you want a TV, don't buy a monitor. TVs will always do better in movies, but monitors will outperform TVs in games.

Why have I waited so long! The largest size you can reasonably fit on your desktop. I use two sites for work and for great games.

I ended up keeping the monitor past the return period because there was constant correspondence about whether I wanted to keep it. I like the big screen size on my gaming desktop and the resolution and frame rate are great, but a decent percentage of my games have HDR and it's pretty easy to tell that the monitor's HDR setting isn't great just by looking at the View streaming copy on non-gaming monitor shows best color reproduction. This is quite disappointing as others have mentioned the price

Why have I waited so long! The largest size you can reasonably fit on your desktop. I use two sites for work and for great games.

This monitor is interesting. I've never played games on a 43 inch display. Interestingly, I felt more accurate in some FPS games than I did on my old 25" monitor, as character models are much easier to see on a 43" screen. Very bright at maximum settings. Unfortunately, this monitor suffers from severe ghosting. Also, my monitor started to malfunction after a few days and resulted in shutdown errors. Back to Revain. If they release the upgraded 43-inch model, I'll be there.

I've used wide screens, triple screens, projectors and curved screens and this is by far the best display I've had. Large, razor-sharp display, good response times and updates, great colors. Highly recommended.

As good as advertised. No RGB pixel inversion like the 43" Asus. Speakers are terrible if you're the only person in the world who cares.

Nothing but spending 4k for 4k can come close. (Mine is $999!) Don't mess with HDMI, plug in a DVI cable = 120Hz (OC to 144Hz if you want to trade g-sync for over 120fps, which means you're not in any demanding game 4k if you can't best my i9-10900k and ROG strix RTX2080ti oc) so if you have a pc for 4k gaming my wife calls it my "mail order bride". The Predator handles everything I throw at it at 85-110 fps at max 4k resolution. I could never play 1080p again. requires some fine tuning for…

The monitor is terrible for gaming. The Halos are just crazy about how much it costs to buy them. i want to return it You're getting 4k, but honestly you're better off with a 32-inch, non-ghosting, 1440p monitor that's 240 fps. that gives 120 fps at 4k, but the ghosting kills everything. do not buy

I never exaggerate and rarely write reviews. But this monitor has definitely become the biggest disappointment when buying a device in 2019. I can overlook a lot of things, but for $1,500 this item should have been top notch. Issues I had and some others if you check out the Acer Precision Monitor forums. Flickering at a frequency of 120 Hz. Loss of detail and increased flickering in dark areas of the game or just when scrolling through a website with a black background. Funnily enough, the…

I love this monitor. I have no issues with it, contrary to what other reviewers have stated. Upgraded from Acer Predator 34 in 120Hz.

This monitor is interesting. I've never played games on a 43 inch display. Interestingly, I felt like I was more accurate in some FPS games than I was on my old 25" monitor, as character models are much easier to see on a 43" screen. Very bright at maximum settings. Unfortunately, this monitor suffers from severe ghosting. Also, after a few days, my monitor started making bugs and throwing shutdown errors. Back to Revain. If they come out with an upgraded 43-inch model, I'll be there.

I bought one without giving in to the negative reviews and it's all true. OMG don't let me know how BAD HDR is. Lack of OSD features!

I wanted a big 4k screen for flight sims. While this does what it says on the tin, it just wasn't a good all-in-one solution for a desktop monitor. I had to go back and get the LG 38 inch ultra wide. Pros: - Almost perfect adaptation of Gsync. Extremely smooth gameplay without tearing, but a slight flickering was noticeable in the menus. - Excellent brightness, although too bright. Use settings of 0-30% most of the time. The 4K resolution is fantastic. In my opinion, no motion blur. Cons: Too…

Don't listen to other people's feedback about the problems with this monitor. I'm a computer scientist and did some research. I've had it for about 2 months or so and I really like it. I can never go back to a 27" dual monitor. The monitor is big, 4K is beautiful, fast, with no tearing or readability issues. I've had literally no issues. Yes, I'm a gamer too, and others who are into theirs Reviews pointing out negative points are not accurate or honest It's not too big either and I have it on…

That's why I read a lot of negative reviews about Revain for this model, so I refrained from buying it for a long time. But it has gotten a lot of good reviews elsewhere. I bought it when it was $1199 and I really like this monitor. I went with the Benq ew3270u which was a good monitor in its own right but I wanted more contrast, 120Hz, 1000nits HDR! And that's exactly what I got. When I first

I have 2 other Acer Predator monitors, 1440p 144hz and 4k 60hz. I thought it was a monitor that combined the best of both worlds. Boy was I wrong. Even when I lowered the resolution to 1440p I got terrible results. There was ghosting and screen flickering. It put me out of the game. I have compared side by side with my other monitors and am really disappointed. A day later I switched back to my other 1440p monitor to play. For $1500 I expected a killer monitor. I had to take it away as I will…

I'm an avid gamer and media professional and was disappointed with the comparison to my Predator XB321HK 32". During the A/B testing I felt like everything got better except for the sheer screen real estate. The size is amazing and that Unboxing was amazing It's great, well built and a sight to behold. However, I could never achieve text sharpness regardless of settings. Colors are very washed out, you really have to fine-tune those custom picture settings. This monitor had too many problems…