Review on Acer EI322QUR Pbmiippx Gaming 🖥️ Monitor with FreeSync, DisplayHDR, 2560X1440P, 165Hz, Backlit by Mauricio Ali

I previously bought an Acer ED273UR monitor which was also curved at 1440p at 144Hz. this monitor. The specs that caught my attention are the 3 HDMI ports and most importantly, one of the 3 ports is an HDMI 2.0 port that can easily display 2k at 144Hz. I also liked that it comes with built in speakers (my other monitor didn't have speakers so no volume) as well as HDR which makes the colors stand out and makes the monitor stand out more and AMD Freesync 2 which is more updated and makes the monitor run very well smoothly . . For all those specs, with a 1440p curved display at 144Hz and a response time of just 4ms, this is all you need in a gaming monitor. So far the monitor is perfect, I have no complaints and I love how it looks when playing on my Playstation. However. The only issue I have is that the monitor volume isn't as good as it is and sounds cheap, but most monitors don't have built-in speakers, so it's still a plus that they have any at all. Just buy some desktop speakers and you should be able to solve this problem. In addition, the buttons feel cheap and it is not very convenient to navigate through the monitor menus. (My other Acer monitor was much softer) The BIG issue is that this monitor is cheaper compared to my other Acer monitor I mentioned earlier. This monitor is made of CHEAP plastic all around and the stand is made of cheap metal. However, it does its job and will be on the table, so it's no big deal. I'm still deciding between my two Acer monitors, but I have a feeling I'll stick with this model simply because of the additional specs on this monitor. This doesn't work on my other monitor and the price I got for ($270) is only $70 more than what I paid for my other Acer monitor. For the price I paid and with all its features I am more than happy with this monitor and have no complaints. This is ideal if you need a high-tech monitor without spending a lot of money.