My monitor is less than a month old and I currently have 3 dead pixels in different areas. I read the reviews and noticed that some people mention something like this, but I figured it was just a normal speed, like all monitors. but there seems to be something more here. Luckily since it's less than a month old I can just return it to Amazon. However, if you don't receive it within a month, the monitor's warranty requires there to be 3 dead pixels next to each other in order for it to qualify…

I used to use a 24 inch 1920 x 1080 resolution monitor and compared to what I used before I felt awkward. Even something as simple as scrolling through Google News in a web browser is noticeably smoother. In terms of games, I play Star Wars: The Old. republic often. Watching it through this monitor made me feel like it was almost a different game. I cannot recommend this monitor more highly.

I bought this monitor because I started working from home a lot more last year and when COVID hit I was actually spending almost 90% of my time at home. I didn't need anything fancy, but I wanted something meaningful so I could do my job effectively. So I chose this option because it was affordable, but as the old saying goes, you get what you pay for. Monitor died after 1 year. It worked fine when it worked, but now that I've replaced it with a 34-inch Dell curved monitor made by the company…

G-sync compatible, very smooth, works as advertised. I would give 5 stars for everything, but it's not very bright, the colors aren't as colorful, but it looks better after calibration. I also have a bad HDMI port, but luckily there is a DP port that works fine.

Bought two of these, got the first today. It was very easy to set up. The pixel test showed zero dead pixels, which was a relief I wasn't expecting. With three 1080p 60Hz monitors, it feels like night and day. For the price, this monitor is hard to beat. I will update this review if I encounter any issues.

I would not recommend buying it after a little use, the refresh rate is not 144hz but 142hz, the screen degrades quite a bit when it's cold, you have to let it warm up, not a very good monitor overall. I bought 2 thinking I had a bug but they are both like that don't waste your money

It was good. The colors were off so I sent it back. I took a chance and I'm glad Revain accepts returns. I bought this and it suits my needs perfectly: Dell S Series 27" LED Gaming Monitor (S2719DGF); QHD (2560 x 1440) up to 155 Hz; 16:9; 1 ms response time; HDMI 2.0; DP 1.2 ; USB; Free sync; VEL; Height, tilt, pan and pan adjustment

I bought this with low expectations and am amazed at the quality I have been using for a few months. No problem. I've ever had passthrough audio with the 3.5mm jack I use on my PS4 Pro. I know it's only 1080p on the Pro, but the response time is day and night compared to the TV. This monitor is worth the price, had to dim the brightness to 40% because that sucker is BRIGHT but in a good way lol!

This monitor exceeded expectations. Top notch build quality, colors are almost accurate but black is better than ips. For gaming it's excellent, no tearing and games look amazing. Overall, I would recommend this monitor to anyone looking for 144Hz 1440p at a great price. If I had to tap it in one swipe, it would be the power button.

Great monitor for the price. I haven't had any problems with that. Nothing that tears me out of my immersion while playing.

It's a decent monitor if you don't mind a very narrow viewing angle. They have to be in the center or you'll get weird "light bleeding" around the edges. it looks very mottled with lighter spots around the edge. After you get used to it a bit and make sure you position yourself properly, it's not that bad. Text feels sharp and clear, is bright enough and as a free sync monitor this monitor is Nvidia sync compatible although not certified but still works. I'm pretty sure I bought it on sale and…

I recently bought this monitor for $270. Such a great monitor for gaming and working at home. I didn't know about the Halo problem. The color is a bit washed out compared to my old IPS monitor but still nice and quite acceptable. Highly recommend this monitor if you can get under $300.

The product had a crack in the display when received. Otherwise it's a good monitor for the money. Drivers and all documentation have not been updated since 2018, which is a little alarming.

I have nothing bad to say about Acer's AOPEN 32HC1QUR Pbidpx 31.5" Curved WQHD 1800R other than that I'm spoiled and now want one for my other computer. It took me a few days to get used to it from 1080 monitors getting used to it, but now I can't go back, I had to lean back a bit while playing.

I bought this monitor for my son as a graduation present. The first thing we noticed when we turned on the monitor was that everything looked washed out. The monitor was set to the recommended resolution (2560 x 1440) and no adjustments in the OSD menu or Windows display settings resolved this issue. The display port failed after about a month of use. I verified if the port failed by testing it with a different cable and plugging it into a different computer. Now he needs to use a monitor with…

I'm updating my rating. We got a replacement monitor and it's working so far. It was excruciating to send it back and pay $50 for shipping, but it deserves at least 3 points. I bought it 12.5 months ago and it just died for me. I turned it off for two weeks while on vacation. He returned, but no graphic display, no menu, only backlight. They said it was under warranty but I still had to pay $50 to send it to support. In 35 years of computer use this is the second monitor to die in my opinion…

This monitor looks great. It seems to work well with G-Sync without having to mess around with a lot of settings. I'm lowering my rating to 4 stars only because of a broken pixel in the top right corner. 1 pixel isn't really worth the compromise, but it's annoying on a brand new monitor.

If you are like me and want a large (32") curved monitor with high resolution, fast response time and high frequency, please buy it. Don't spend an extra $50/$100/$200 for a device with the same specs , it's THE SAME you're just buying names at this point it's a great device and it's a joy to play on, as soon as I plugged it in I launched Shogun 2 Total War and GOSH MMMN it's awesome !Unfortunately I need to upgrade my computer's hardware to support this monitor.Excellent purchase!

I liked this monitor, looks good and has a decent refresh rate. Bought a second one to "finish" the setup. That's my feedback.

Setup is very easy, no dead pixels. Excellent build quality. Games like Farcry 5 or Outer Worlds look fantastic on this display. Updated when something happens to the monitor.