Acer FreeSync Monitor - 165Hz, 1920X1080 Resolution, Wide Screen, ‎UM.QV0AA.S03, HD Review

This monitor will definitely not disappoint. Excellent brightness levels, a stunning looking screen that can be adjusted in a number of ways, a solid stand, wall mount compatibility and an amazing 144Hz frequency. I've tried many $200 144Hz monitors, and so far this one was the best. I've tried BenQ, Dell, Sony (60Hz) and Zepter. Above all, this one stands out in everything from looks to the actual screen. Going from 144Hz to 60Hz was definitely a must and you will definitely feel the…

I got this monitor as a treat for myself and also to improve my gaming setup. Little did I know that this monitor is slightly smaller than my main monitor due to its thinness. Since I like a slightly larger screen when gaming, it turned out to be a side monitor, which is fine. The screen is pretty solid considering I dropped it a couple of times while setting it up. All in all a great monitor for the price when it was very low.

The monitor works great and I would recommend it, but there were a few things in my setup (I have an RTX 2060 Super GPU) that were confusing, like the HDR and Gsync aspects. HDR isn't supported by DP 1.2, only 1.4 and up, which this monitor doesn't have. So if I wanted to use HDR in FHD I would have to use an HDMI cable and that would limit me to 120Hz. NVIDIA GPU, if I use an HDMI cable, I cannot use NVIDIA G-Sync. G-Sync is currently only supported via DisplayPort cables. Users with an AMD…

Sorry I don't have a solid suggestion for color calibration. You may have to wait for results from professional monitor checkers like rtings(.)com and others. Pros: - No dead pixels on arrival (this depends on the client) - Freesync works when Overdrive is in normal mode, not in extreme mode. You have an analogue joystick that adjusts your monitor settings - IPS at 144Hz, 1080p and 24 inches - it's amazing (why this monitor gets the most points) - VESA compatible - Better than TN and VA panels…

Upon purchase I can confirm that the VG270S includes FreeSync Premium and HDMI 2.0 and runs at 165Hz over HDMI. I was a bit concerned because after ordering this monitor I found that the Acer KG272 is also available for the same price and clearly advertises FreeSync Premium and HDMI 2.0. Judging by the pictures and specs, VG270S and KG272 are the same panel, only the stand is different, so I would go for the cheaper one. Picture and color quality are excellent, and it passed the UFOTest…

I bought a monitor for $160. If you wait for that sale (which happens quite often) then you're getting the best bang for your buck. I didn't notice any motion blur when playing games like Valorant, Witcher 3, and Modern Warfare, so I bought a monitor. First. - I didn't have a monitor with dead pixels, so that's always nice too. - There are no speakers in the monitor, but that wasn't a big problem for me because I use headphones anyway. I didn't go for the best RGB values, brightness, etc. to…

Overall this was a good monitor as a side monitor. It also launched games very smoothly, but I used it very easily, for example, to open Discord while gaming. It hasn't received much practical use in games. After 1.75 years, the monitor turned on in a day and half the screen was covered with horizontal black bars. Like broken pixels, but the entire horizontal array. The next day the entire screen was in this state. The edge of the screen near the power adapter and buttons felt very hot. Like a…

I took it with me to use with my old AOC 24" 1080p monitor. So far I'm a big fan. The bezels are tiny (although they're a bit thicker than they appear, there's a black 1/8" "Bezel" which is located below the display surface.) Colors are exactly what you would expect from a monitor with an IPS panel; this thing puts my AOC's TN panel to shame in terms of color saturation. The monitor was set to 144hz by default on Windows 10. My two main complaints are with the OSD and the stand, the OSD works…

This monitor has the best durability, I can hit it dead center without breaking it, in fact I would probably hurt my hand more than the monitor. Unfortunately mine broke when I tripped over the power cord and it fell on my hardwood floor. But seriously, I would highly recommend this monitor for gaming and anything else you might want to use it for. (Just don't trip over it)

Clear picture and high refresh rate. Bought as one of the cheapest 120Hz monitors I could find at the time. I had a display problem after about a year, the support team was very easy to deal with and responded quickly. The only complaint I had about the process was that I had to pay them for shipping (they paid for the return once they fixed it). When I've sent returns to other manufacturers in the past, they usually just send me a shipping label.

My son bought this item with his own money. He was very careful in choosing because it was his own money. He hasn't complained to me about anything. And when I ask him, he says he loves it

This is a pretty solid 144Hz monitor. Some people report dead pixels, but I didn't have any. My only issue with this isn't really the stand as I don't really care how good the stand is anyway. . Sometimes he tries to find an input that is on and then gives up completely. In this case, the power button usually helps.

The monitor is great for gaming, it's nice and good for desks. The only issue I had is that it doesn't have any ports for speakers or sound so you'll need a headset and the grilles on it are terrible but overall I'd recommend a great monitor.

This monitor is amazing. I wanted a monitor that would give me the same *color values* without spending a lot of money. I can't tell the colors on my monitor from those on my iPhone or Mac Pro. So if like me you want to save money BUT keep the pro look/level for whatever you use it for, this is a monitor. receive.

This monitor is definitely recommended for office work or gaming, especially because of its 240Hz and 0.1ms response time, I personally consider it the best gaming monitor on the market.

EDIT: DO NOT BUY THIS MONITOR. Acer has the worst customer service in the manufacturer's history. The monitor broke after 8 months of use. I didn't move it, didn't touch it, it has 0 fingerprints, no dust, etc. Turned it on a day later and there were gray horizontal stripes all over the monitor. Now they want me to pay shipping to fix it (over $40 where I live). There are many other consumer horror stories claiming that Acer will charge you more for damages, return the product without repair…

On the negative side, there's not really much to say about this monitor other than maybe the included crosshair options, which I like, are a little big (they're the same design as the 1440p monitors but seem to have the same pixel size, which makes they significantly larger) on a 1080p screen covering about an average screen inch) The screen has a very high refresh rate, a crystal clear picture and I didn't notice any ghosting or image tearing. I highly recommend this product.

The screen is bright and the picture is clear. Bought for tech work, not gaming. I'll skip it, although if a person scrolls down where this product compares to other screens, they will say it's an LED display. It is not. This is an LCD display. It fits my needs so I'll keep it, but I need an LED display. I tried to report this situation to Revain, but the link to report this type of issue is broken.

An excellent monitor, the video output in games is amazing, the response time is not even noticeable, easy to set up. The monitor takes too long to power up..

The monitor is amazing but the only annoyance is that I didn't get a DISplay connection cable only HDMI which is not bad because I still get 122Hz, I would have preferred a DP cable but overall it is worth money.