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Product Name: | Acer Nitro 23.6 inch Curved Full HD Gaming Monitor - (ED240Q Sbiip) |
Product Description: | Acer Nitro ED240Q Sbiip 23.6 1500R Curved Full HD (1920 x 1080) Zero Frame VA Monitor with AMD FreeSync Premium Technology 165Hz Refresh Rate 1ms (VRB) (1 x Display Port v1.4 & 2 x HDMI 2.0 Ports) Acer s Nitro ED240Q 23.6 1500R curved panel monitor with Full HD resolution delivers the incredible. Crisp true-to-life colors come alive with the amazing 1920 x 1080 resolution allowing you to enjoy High-Definition entertainment in the comfort of your home. Through AMD FreeSync Premium technology the game’s frame rate is determined by your graphics card not the fixed refresh rate of the monitor giving you a serious competitive edge. Smooth tear-free gameplay!! And a whole lot more. |
Product SKU: | 863681547 |
UPC: | 193199894809 |
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I am able to pull 165Hz via HDMI, it had 3 ports (2 HDMI + 1 DP) which allows me to connect my work laptop, personal desktop, and Nintendo Switch.
The brightness is great and I primarily bought this because I sit about 2.5' away from my screen so going bigger, which I tried out, felt very unnatural and just too much for me to handle. This monitor works great. The colors pop, it's PnP, and while I wasn't looking for a curved screen, I really like that it has one.
For work purposes, it allows me to multitask very easily.
For personal purposes, it feels really good to have two web browsers open side by side within my field of view. Beyond that, I like emulate some games and play other PC games which it appears to do very well. I ran an Arkham Knight benchmark on it and it was very easily pulling 180+ FPS within everything on high 1080p. I also ran Heaven and while I can't remember the numbers, I know that it blew it all to hell, in a good way, on extreme settings.
Overall, I consider myself a pretty "picky" buyer or one with very specific needs and this ticked all of the boxes for me.
The criticism I will add is that I think the included stand is a bit ugly. However, I don't really use it since I have dual mount already installed that this went on.
After owning this for about a weekend and test driving it, I am glad I bought it - especially at this price point. The other monitor I was looking to purchase was the AOC 24G2E but that hasn't gone below $130 yet and since this did, I thought I'd at least try this and fall back to that if I didn't like this for whatever reason.
I am able to pull 165Hz via HDMI, it had 3 ports (2 HDMI + 1 DP) which allows me to connect my work laptop, personal desktop, and Nintendo Switch.
The brightness is great and I primarily bought this because I sit about 2.5' away from my screen so going bigger, which I tried out, felt very unnatural and just too much for me to handle. This monitor works great. The colors pop, it's PnP, and while I wasn't looking for a curved screen, I really like that it has one.
For work purposes, it allows me to multitask very easily.
For personal purposes, it feels really good to have two web browsers open side by side within my field of view. Beyond that, I like emulate some games and play other PC games which it appears to do very well. I ran an Arkham Knight benchmark on it and it was very easily pulling 180+ FPS within everything on high 1080p. I also ran Heaven and while I can't remember the numbers, I know that it blew it all to hell, in a good way, on extreme settings.
Overall, I consider myself a pretty "picky" buyer or one with very specific needs and this ticked all of the boxes for me.
The criticism I will add is that I think the included stand is a bit ugly. However, I don't really use it since I have dual mount already installed that this went on.
After owning this for about a weekend and test driving it, I am glad I bought it - especially at this price point. The other monitor I was looking to purchase was the AOC 24G2E but that hasn't gone below $130 yet and since this did, I thought I'd at least try this and fall back to that if I didn't like this for whatever reason.
However, unlike you I'll be returning it. Compared to my IPS Dell D2421H, the colors and screen consistency are night and day. The Acer looks washed out and uneven even though I am sitting in one spot. The browser tabs and taskbar looked like they were blurry, and there was this sort of glow to the screen. I love the refresh rate but the difference in colors is night and day. Maybe it's a quality issue and I got a bad unit?
Edit: Just got a Dell G2723HN and wow the colors out of the box blow the piece of garbage Acer out of the water. I got it on eBay for $15 more and even though 1080p at 27" is supposed to be bad, it looks just as vibrant as my D2421H but high refresh rate and way more motion clarity than the trash Acer. Maybe VA panels just aren't the way to go since IPS is on a different level.
However, unlike you I'll be returning it. Compared to my IPS Dell D2421H, the colors and screen consistency are night and day. The Acer looks washed out and uneven even though I am sitting in one spot. The browser tabs and taskbar looked like they were blurry, and there was this sort of glow to the screen. I love the refresh rate but the difference in colors is night and day. Maybe it's a quality issue and I got a bad unit?
I just played around some more with some of the settings I think I understand the experience you might be having. When I turn HDR off on the monitor, the picture gets pretty rough - colors are washed out, the screen is not nearly as bright, overall, a pretty bad picture. HDR on vs off is a night and day difference. If I had to run this monitor without HDR on, I agree with your perspective - it would go back to the store next day for sure.