🖥️ Acer ED323QU Pbmiippx: Dynamic 31.5" Curved FreeSync DisplayHDR400 with High-Resolution 2560X1440 - UM.JE3AA.P01 Review

This is my first high refresh rate monitor and also my first monitor above 1080p. Hopefully this helps narrow my perspective a bit. Other than that, I really like this monitor. Maybe better? Maybe, but for me it was a huge upgrade so I'm happy with it. I wanted a larger monitor for work and play as my previous 23 inch monitor was good but made it difficult to work with multiple programs. This 32 inch monitor is a monster. I can easily place multiple windows/tabs on the screen for multitasking…

Image quality, brightness, refresh rates, etc. are okay, especially for the price. However, the input switching and the OSD are problematic. One of the main reasons for choosing this monitor is the support for 2x DisplayPort + 2x HDMI inputs, which is very hard to come by. Unfortunately, the implementation of one-button menu switching and displaying inputs is downright terrible, and the OSD (screen-to-screen) just doesn't work when no input is defined. This only pushes one monitor button: you…

CONS: 1. When I first set up the monitor everything was fine, but when I lowered the brightness to 0-5 it started to flicker (after being on for a while it seems to have died down). it also flickers about 5-15 when it is first turned on.2. I've had some issues with V-Sync, but I'm using an NVIDIA GPU, so I expected the same. Even the lowest brightness is too bright for me.4. Optimization options can sometimes be tricky, but you just have to save them in a profile. If you tweak the settings, it…

For the money that can only be normal. Color and brightness are far from white as it should be. It has a very noticeable orange tinge. This was "fixed" after about 30 minutes of tweaking in the monitor menu. However, I couldn't get the same color accuracy as my Samsung. The curvature is okay, but it certainly takes some getting used to when switching from 28-inch flat screens. You can see from the size of the display that the image "bulges". " slightly if you drag something like a webpage or…

I don't usually leave reviews, but the monitor is amazing! Would recommend DEF. I play Rocket League, Cod, Apex and Division 2, switched to this from a 75hz monitor and if you're really into gaming you can see a HUGE difference in response times and the picture quality is okay too, that Don't picture Look bad, that was a photo of my truck from my phone but looks great. If you're looking for a gaming monitor, look no further. This thing is absolutely amazing.

I bought this monitor to replace a two year old SAMSUNG C27F398 27" curved LED monitor that had a problem with the ribbon cable. I have had good success with Acer hardware in the past and still use the 19 every day -" Acer monitor that I bought ten years ago. My small gripe with this monitor is that the adjustment buttons are tedious to use, however the picture presentation and quality are top notch.

I was looking for a 27 inch curved monitor for office work. I came across it. The reviews were good, they said it's good for both gaming and office work. But I realized this is terrible for office work. Lower case letters are not even readable. Pixels are large and small letters and numbers are distorted. I don't play games so can't tell if this is good or bad for games, maybe it would be good for games. But definitely a bad choice for office work.

Pros: - It's big. Super addicting to games just because of the size. My 24 inch monitors look pathetic in comparison. Excellent value for money and quality. I wanted a 1440p, 120Hz+, VA or IPS, 27"+ panel at a reasonable price. This checked all the boxes and more. It might not be as good as a $500 monitor, but for the price it definitely is good. Curve is good. I forget it's crooked when I'm sitting in front of it. Pixel density is about the same as the 24" 1080p monitor on my desk next to it…

*Updated* I want to update this review, after calling tech support I was able to get a very caring CS rep. They referred me to a second level agent who asked me for documents and pictures to show everything I said after I made them replace my product. Acer showed me once again why I buy their products. Customer care at the highest level. I was disappointed with the logistic center representative who didn't seem to understand the products and I felt unheard. After speaking to the support team…

I was skeptical when I first ordered this monitor as I assumed its quality would reflect its price. But I was completely wrong, it might just be the best value I've seen in a monitor. Its slight curvature and crisp graphics along with its 144Hz refresh rate make it the perfect choice for any gamer. I promise 2k (2560x1440) at 144hz, that's all you need, the jump from 2k to 4k is barely noticeable, but the jump from 1080p to 1440p? With the 144htz update? Huge difference. You just can't go wrong

I almost returned this monitor but after figuring out the color issues I like it now. I have a 32" 1080p 60Hz Samsung curved monitor that I bought cheap at Costco. I wanted to use a second 1440p 144Hz monitor as my main gaming monitor, but I also work at home so it had to look good for everyday use as well. So I bought this monitor. The colors on this monitor were worse than my Samsung. I tweaked and tweaked but couldn't get it to work. My monitor color was too red. I tried lowering Red Gain…

I spent time with this monitor before reviewing it. Out of the box, brightness and black levels are pretty good, but color reproduction feels gloomy. I've tracked this down to the point where it was a terrible green channel/green tint issue. As a result, the reds are now also more popular. Below are my color settings to combat the green tint/tint issue. 1.) First, set your profile to "Custom". R.Gain and decrease B.Gain if you want to warm up the image. I left mine on Standard because I prefer…

When I first bought the monitor and installed everything I had from hooking up an iPad and Macbook Pro everything was fine. It started to have some issues like green/purple screen, limited Hz to 60 but I'm using a Macbook. If I had a game setup I could run it as specified. As long as there are no dead pixels, it's lightweight and can be attached to a single monitor arm, but be careful what you buy for it.

Bought on April 15th 2020 and it's been almost 17 months now and this thing still looked brand new. Quality was good for the price, used for gaming and illustration/editing. It took some time to adjust all the settings to get the right image. Looked great before. I picked it up from my desk and apparently planted it on top of the power cord, luckily causing it to fall face down in both top corners. BUT! it still worked. Only with a very dark red line running top to bottom, slightly off center…

I pulled the trigger on this monitor to replace a 27" 165Hz gsync monitor that had a very noticeable scratch on the top of the monitor. I chose it for several reasons. First, the price wasn't that low when I bought it. (about $350). Second, some Q&A said it was loose sync but compatible with G-Sync. Third, it was curved and had a WQHD resolution, which wasn't available on my 27-inch monitor. the relationship is great. The colors put the old monitor in the shade by far. The dark ones are great…

To be honest this monitor looks amazing! Superb display, amazing color clarity and beauty. But only on newer graphics cards, which aren't widely available unless you have $2,000 to burn them for 4x the price. On my 1060ti at 60Hz and 1080p the picture is so fuzzy and looks crappy it made me hot. The rear plastic also seems a bit cheap, but I don't look at the back. It's great if you have a new graphics card, complete nonsense on something old. Maybe I can use it in 6 months. UPDATE So the cable

Bought two of these monitors. The first works very well, but the second has a darker side. I do not know why? That's my feedback.

I bought: 31.5-inch WQHD 1440 monitor for $280 at Revain Prime Day; 27-inch WQHD 1440 monitor on sale for $320. I hope that there will be no such problems during the exchange. The Model 27 arrived in terrible condition looking almost second hand and I returned after testing my rig. I did a lot of research before deciding on monitors and came to the conclusion that ASUS is a great brand. They offer great quality at a good price. And as far as I could tell, these should be great monitors. But in…

We did a lot of research when we decided to upgrade our monitors. There are so many things to consider and trying to research online can be dizzying! This model hasn't gotten many reviews yet, but it really seems to hit the sweet spot between features and price, so we took a chance and couldn't be happier! The screen is HUGE (based on a 24-inch) and the out-of-the-box color settings are workable at first, although you can tweak them to your liking. There are no speakers, but I almost consider…

I like the dual HDMI input feature. I can easily switch between inputs using the built in menu. I only use them for working, for drawing in CAD. There are no games here. Excellent purchase, I recommend for the home office.