acer Nitro 27" WQHD 2560x1440 IPS PC Gaming AMD FreeSync Premium | 300Hz | Up to 0.5ms | 99% sRGB | DisplayHDR 400 | ErgoStand | VESA Mounting | 1 x DP 1.4 & 2 x HDMI 2.1 | XV272U F3bmiiprx

For me, this is the ideal monitor. (Amazing price as well!) I switched to 3 of these from a 34inch OLED 165Hz curved display. I really enjoyed it, until it came to reading text, using it for work (you are recommended to do a pixel reset every 4 hours on my model), and seeing games with really dark scenes. These monitors have very good blacks, ridiculous refresh up to 320hz, and have a nice matte finish to them, which I prefer over glossy. The HDR looks pretty good as well! They are about 12 pounds and they feel pretty cheap, but I don’t think this is actually a bad thing, they just seem to maximize the features and the housing is no thrills, which is nice, everything is too gamer branded these days, just give me good features I can afford. Nvidia surround with these is AMAZING. 7680 x 1440p @ 240Hz. Important notes: - the VESA mounting was not fun, it didn’t seem to have deep enough holes. Do some research into getting standoff mounting kits. - you need high bandwidth display port cables to get high refresh. If your computer isn’t showing the resolution and refresh rate combo you anticipated, you need new cables. Your graphics card may also play a factor. I think most people would probably like OLED better, but for me this is the setup I’ve always wanted.

As of this review, there isn't a lot of information or reviews for the mini led variant. I took my chances, and man did it pay off. This monitor blows the others at the price range out of the water. I tried the AOC 3xmn and I was not happy with the flickering, viewing angles, and dimming zones. Some background, I did own an Asus OLED prior to this but struggled with eye strain. I can confidently say that this monitor has no flickering, great viewing angles (albeit not perfect), and super great contrast for being an IPS. The response time is fast, I don't notice black smearing or scan lines. Competitive games feel snappy and smooth. The contrast is great, with some tinkering to gamma levels and local dimming, you can get near OLED blacks and vibrant colors. Colors are vibrant and punchy, the factory calibration looks good out of the box. The on screen display is really easy to use, so much better than AOC's. It has joystick that makes it easy to navigate. There is a small RGB feature on the back, but it's so dim that it might as well not exist. The stand is great, has a wide range of motion. The base is an alloy and the arm is plastic/alloy. Feels very study, no wobbling or vibration when moving or hitting desk. Best part is that the base is small, so you don't have giant arms that take up tons of space. Lots of complaints that 320hz isn't possible, it is but you need to purchase a display port cable that supports 4k at 240hz. If you're looking for a killer monitor at a relatively low price, this is it!

Amazing product for the price, colors are amazing and it’s pretty sturdy it can be a very bright display and the picture quality is awesome it’s just that if you don’t look at it dead on, the backlight starts to make the colors wonky at some angles, kind of like looking down up onto a TN panel even thought this is an IPS, except it’s when you look down onto the monitor, you have to have it tilted up sort of so the colors don’t look poor at the bottom of the screen, just like how you have to tilt a TN panel down so the top of the screen doesn’t look bad which is not the end of the world by all means, a similar thing happens on the sides when you look at an angle but it’s unnoticeable after literally like an hour of using it then you’ll never care again minus the bad viewing angle from the top down, which is easily avoidable just by tilting the display up, this monitor is absolutely fantastic, especially for the price but a VA panel would be better for viewing angles, and for late night gaming, because this thing doesnt get very dark unless you turn the contrast all the way down too. it comes with an HDMI 2.1 cable which you should probably be using because most gpus don’t have higher than DP 1.4 which CAN display the advertised 300hz but it will only be in 8 bit color depth and doesn’t use RGB color format, forgot what it uses but it makes small text look god awful with yellow and blue colors mixed in, it’s just weird, that’s why you should use the included HDMI 2.1 cable because more gpus that don’t have DP 1.4 have HDMI 2.1, namely Radeon 6000 series cards, because you can run the full 300hz at the regular RGB color format and incredible 12 bit color depth bezels are pretty thin but not the thinnest i’ve ever seen highly recommend, very very good monitor

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No viene con cable DisplayPort a pesar de mencionar que si lo incluye