Review on Acer CG437K Pbmiiippuzx 4K Display, 144Hz, Backlit, Compatible with DisplayHDR 3840x2160 by Michael Taoufik

I did a lot of research before buying this monitor, I even bought another one which turned out to be faulty. From the cool aesthetic to the utility of such a wide format, I really liked the 38-inch 21:9 ultra-wide format. because it is expensive, but not astronomical. HDR is good, the eyes are stunning, but if you look closely at the flaws you can see them. The pixels aren't quite the fastest if you look closely. The color space in DCI-P3 is not quite full when looking around. There's no low-frame compensation, so Adaptive Sync only works up to 48 fps. In practice, you will not notice these small flaws. This monitor can even provide a great ultra-wide experience as it packs a 21:9 3840 x 1620 resolution! Again, this monitor can do almost anything and does it well! Negatives: RGB consists of a few bars that you can attach yourself , If you want. Great because you can leave them in the box. I really wish some settings would work in more display modes, e.g. B. Brightness in HDR. I would love if some of the case parts were removable so you could paint them to match the computer case to fit the theme. . No monitor offers that, but it would be better than RGB strips. No monitor offers this, but I offer this idea. I don't know why a monitor stand should be something to hang, the one Acer uses for the 38 inch monitor is great and this one disappoints in comparison. It's more useful, though, because it's the space you put things in, and it's so big that tilt, swivel and height adjustment aren't practical. You set everything up to work around a monitor that big, and you can too a desk include height. great if you're not an obsessive perfectionist, this is a solid quality monitor. I'm happy with it and so far everyone who has seen it has been blown away.