🖥️ Acer XG270HU 27" FREESYNC Widescreen Monitor with Tilt Adjustment and 2560X1440P Resolution - XG270HU Omidpx Review

UPDATE: After using the monitor for some time and overcoming initial quality control issues, I am very happy with the quality (and the 140Hz in particular). I still think users should be aware that unless they have very powerful hardware, users should be aware that they have to choose between freesync OR 140hz as the vast majority of devices will not be able to do both at the same time to support. ----------- After 2 RMA and some quality control issues. It looks great and works very quickly.…

While it delivers amazing images and speed, there are some questionable questions about the build quality and life expectancy of this monitor. Impressions: The thin bezel design is a plus. Very light and does not interfere with the workplace. 1440p is simply beautiful on this LCD thanks to 350 nits of brightness and color levels. It feels like IPS at times, but then you see the viewing angle color change as you move sideways. Gaming specs are very impressive with a 1ms response time and 144Hz…

I am very happy with this purchase. I think in terms of improving my computing experience, this is one of the best things I've ever bought. When it comes to computer components and peripherals, I'm personally far more interested in the best quality than the very best. The combination of price, 2560 x 1440 resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, FreeSync support and 1ms response time makes this monitor one of the best, if not the best, out there. The hundreds of dollars difference between these features

All in all: I got this monitor for a new gaming rig I built in May and after massive Steam and GOG sales I was able to test the monitor with a variety of games both with and without Crossfire Set up. He plays like a champion. Color, contrast, and viewing angles are quite good for a TN panel, and response times are excellent. I didn't notice any significant lag when playing games that require a quick response. I would highly recommend this panel to anyone who wants a good 27" WQHD (2560 x 1440…

I want to give this 5 stars but when I first set it up I was very frustrated trying to get it to work. For some reason always writes"no signal". I've tried every cable that came with it and others that I knew worked. I have 3 other monitors and have tried them all again to see if my system wants to randomly mess up at the same time. Eventually I had the random idea of leaving one of my good monitors plugged in and then plugging in the Acer after taking a picture on the other. Of course, Acer…

I've had this monitor for a little over 3 years now. This is the first game with 1 stuck pixel but it was fixed within a week. In the last 3 years there have been no further problems. Others have mentioned the slight downside of there being no VESA mount, but there are adapters available for $20-$30. I just grabbed one of these adapters and had no problems installing it, rocking it etc. The stand that comes with it is acceptable and had no problems with it. Overall a good monitor for the price.

I bought an Acer XG270HU in 2014 or 2015 and it still works well for me and I game quite a bit. This also works with Gsync (which I don't really need to use) and AMD FreeSync. Image quality is fairly consistent, but not as pretty as some other monitors with better color reproduction, but the focus here is on 144Hz gaming. The monitor is very responsive and feels incredible in FPS games. At the time of purchase, this was the best monitor I could find, with a 1:1 grayscale to gray ratio, 1440p…

So far, so good. Beta drivers with free sync enabled at 295x2 do not show a gap when running the Heaven 4.0 test. I ran this benchmark because it's GPU intensive and scenes can vary wildly in frame rate. This is a good test to see how well this monitor can maintain synced images when frame rates hover below 30fps. I'm pretty impressed. Freesync did just that, and this monitor is exceptionally fast at 144Hz. well packaged, light and without defects. It has built-in speakers. I didn't realize it…

I bought two of these monitors to have a suitable dual monitor setup. Out of the box, these monitors looked great. Neither monitor had dead pixels, colors were great, and the bezels are fairly thin so they look good side-by-side without much dead space in between. I bought them, one of them started to fester profusely. Since I still had a year of warranty left, I sent it in for inspection. Both monitors ran the same desktop simultaneously for the same amount of time, but only one of them…

After reading some bad reviews about this product I feel compelled to write one that is actually based on reality. A few words for those reading: 1) As with any product review, do not review a defective product. You can of course point out that you got a bad review in a review you write, but writing DEAD ON ARRIVAL and giving 1 star doesn't help anyone. 2) Think about the value of the product you are writing about. For example, this monitor (usually) costs well under $500, but its performance…

Great monitor for gaming and office. The monitor is good, arrived in perfect condition. The monitor comes with some settings turned off, but every TV and monitor is most likely not set to your specific taste when you first get it. To clear up some confusion about which cable to use. HDMI 2.0 and higher supports 1440p at 144Hz. However, for those using gsync, which is yes supported for this nvidia-certified monitor, it will only work if you use a displayport cable. That means it will be…

Image quality is good. Unfortunately I cannot use this monitor. Every time it shuts down, the operating system thinks it's shut down and moves all windows to a different monitor. I've tried everything and there is no workaround. Other monitors don't have this problem.

Great monitor for the price. Runs at 1440p @ 120Hz with Free Sync enabled on Xbox One x. I'm not a PC gamer but I'm sure it's much better on a PC. The only thing I have is that there is no sharpness setting other than Super Sharp, which I don't think looks good. Dead pixels and color reproduction/contrast are not to be expected from a TN panel. There is a bit of ghosting, but I think it's because game developers limit refresh rates to 30-60Hz. Got it in the future for the next gen Xbox Series X

Another great product from Acer. I have used many Acer products over the years and have found that Acer almost always offers the consumer excellent value for money. This monitor is no different. The picture quality is excellent. It has many input options. And the base is pretty solid. When are you

Another great product from Acer. I have used many Acer products over the years and have found that Acer almost always offers the consumer excellent value for money. This monitor is no different. The picture quality is excellent. It has many input options. And the base is pretty solid. When are you

I love how sharp the picture is, it's great to play at native 1440p on my Xbox series and now I can enjoy games that support a 120 refresh rate, games look amazing and play smooth.

I love how sharp the picture is, it's great to play at native 1440p on my Xbox series and now I can enjoy games that support a 120 refresh rate, games look amazing and play smoothly.

I've spent a few hours with this monitor since unboxing it. Out of the box, the brightness setting is crazy, but it looks way better when lowered to 40-50. I'm still tweaking some color settings etc, but overall color reproduction and brightness are impressive for a TN panel, and that's coming from a 24-inch 1080p IPS panel with excellent color reproduction. The sharpness and sharpness offered by this screen due to the 1ms response time is great, and the size of the monitor combined with the…