Acer XV252Q Fbmiiprx: High-Performance 360Hz FreeSync Monitor with 24.5" IPS Display, HD Resolution, HDMI Connectivity Review

I bought this monitor after some YouTubers said things that are too good to be true. I shopped into the hype and I'm so glad I did! I don't have a problem with DyAc+, I had/have a 240hz Asus XG258Q (now a third monitor) which I was very impressed with. However, at the fastest acceleration, there were fairly obvious halos that are more noticeable in some games than others, and especially in certain areas or scenes. Another thing is that the color was average (again, you get used to it) but this…

So far I've been using this monitor for the past few days and it simply doesn't compare to anything in terms of clarity - motion blur/ghosting and input lag. I would definitely recommend this to anyone trying to take part in the game and who has a computer to run this thing. Even in lower fps games it still feels and looks better thanks to VRB backlighting. There are only two drawbacks to this monitor, and that is that when using vfr, the brightness of the screen is noticeably reduced, so it…

The largest S-Tier monitor you can buy for FPS eSports gaming. Affordable 1440p 360Hz offerings are few and far between these days, but this backlit 390Hz strobe leaves everything else in a rush for hundreds of dollars less.

It's a joke it doesn't work and they sent a replacement which cost nothing just like the first one. There are no lines in any sound image that don't let you see anything. Absolute worst product and customer service. Not worth the money. They sell new stuff and ship refurbished used crap. Don't buy from them. I'm still without a monitor.

This is an amazing gaming monitor for fast paced first person shooters. The screen is bright enough even with VRR set to maximum. Thanks to the Super Sharp feature, 1080p looks almost as good as 1440p and everything looks buttery at 390Hz. I have no complaints about this monitor. It's a bit cheap to build, but they had to cut costs somewhere to make an affordable gaming monitor. It's not an AAA gaming monitor with amazing HDR, because HDR just isn't there. But if you want fast response times…

I'm obsessed with trying the latest technology to give me an edge in competitive gaming. With over 25 years of FPS experience on PC, I feel like we've finally achieved the clarity we once had with CRT monitors. ULMB at 390Hz (the overclock setting must be enabled and toggled via the display panel in Windows) is the next level. I had a BenQ Zowie XL2646K and an Alienware aw2521h and I would undoubtedly put this Acer Nitro first. Motion clarity and sharpness extends the life of a 1080p display…

First, this monitor is great. 390Hz is a game changer and has something very similar to the Dyac+ that BenQ monitors have and they've led the competitive gaming scene and I think it's still one of the best monitors I've used. But no matter how hard I tried, I wanted something more, and when I looked at reviews of 360Hz monitors, they just couldn't beat the 240Hz BenQ. So here is the beauty of the monitor and I think it's going to be the next big thing when it comes to esports monitors but some…

If you're coming from 1440p or 4k I wouldn't recommend it. I went from 4k 144hz and definitely noticed an increase in smoothness but not sure if the quality loss is worth the idea. The best I can compare to is 1080p without glasses. 4k is like 20-20 vision after lasik lmao. If you're already running 1080p 144Hz, this is 100% worth the money and a real upgrade for you.

The DP cable that came with the monitor is probably defective because when I turn on the OC the screen keeps flashing, I had to replace the DP cable and the problem is SOLVED. It's worth noting that there are two color options: Generic and sRGB, sRGB is washed out, which is why I prefer the Generic option. In general, the monitor is good so far, better than my benq zowie xl2546.

Ordered used, I'm sure it works great because it appears to be in good condition, but I don't know because it didn't have a power cord. I think I'll just have to order a separate one but it's disappointing that this has happened.

390 Hertz was really good when it worked. There was a noticeable "smoothness" compared to my B**q xl2540 but unfortunately when the monitor was set to 390Hz after 30 minutes of use the monitor started to flicker as seen in the video. It got worse over time. I had to return the monitor and won't get a new one until I know Acer won't fix quality control. I liked it when it worked, wish I had a lemon.

Great monitor for gaming. The only issue I had with this monitor was that HDR looked washed out when I connected a second monitor.

No compromises with this monitor! You have the best of both worlds: High refresh rate (390Hz) + Dyac + IPS (color accuracy). a bit when vrb is on but still acceptable, great color balance (recommended color settings: user, gamma 2.6, rgb: 48;47;50 my device automatically resets vrb after computer shut down/reboot) , but that's about it. but that's pretty common. It doesn't get any better than this because even with my 3080 5900x Valorant running at around 400fps on low settings, 480Hz won't be…

This monitor is superior to my previous ASUS ROG 360hz. Has great colors and even supports ULMB (VRB) up to 390Hz for a lower price. Contains many detailed settings in the OSD and even includes a built-in crosshair. Cons: The stand is a little wobbly and the built-in reticle/scope is HUGE. There are also no quick hotkeys to enable/disable the crosshair. Sometimes changing a setting in the OSD would reset other random settings like VRB. It would be great if Acer improved them. Otherwise this…

The monitor works fine until you overclock, the monitor starts flickering and cannot be used, I returned the monitor because of this problem, I also tried to buy a new DP cable to fix it, but it did not help.

This monitor outperforms all other 360Hz panels with G-Sync modules. and it's cheaper. Even without G-Sync, this strobe-backlit monitor is one of the best in terms of responsiveness and motion clarity, nothing beats it. Unlike ROG, there's actually a sharpening option, so 1080p isn't as blurry.

If you notice anything out of the ordinary when overclocking to 390Hz, return it immediately. (e.g. flicker) Thanks for attention.