27" Acer Nitro XV275U P3 1440p Mini-LED 170Hz DisplayHDR 1000 FreeSync Premium Gaming Monitor @ $189.99 + F/S at B&H

tpk2263

Nov 24, 2024 11:09 PM

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Nov 24, 2024 11:09 PM

tpk2263Nov 24, 2024 11:09 PM

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B&H has had that deal for months now, I've picked up three for myself and family. While I would not confuse these for OLED, they are a great entry level mini LED monitor. I'm pretty happy with the ones I bought, I'm surprised they haven't sold out, nobody else has them anymore but at that price point, I like them because it has way better contrast and doesn't have the blooming that my old 27-in monitor with a VA panel had and also is capable of doing a decent job with HDR content.

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hoy13

Dec 01, 2024 02:28 AM

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Dec 01, 2024 02:28 AM

hoy13Dec 01, 2024 02:28 AM

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This is the cheapest Mini-LED I can find. Even though it only has 384 LDZ for FALD, vs over 500 or over 1000 on other brands, it's still much better than a non-mini-led.
The next cheapest (right now) is the Cheaper AOC Mini-LED which has less LDZ and costs more. https://www.amazon.com/AOC-Q27G3X...B0C8ZJKPWC
Still, feature wise it's pretty sad. The nicer AOC which has decent KVM built in as well as newer inputs such as HDMI 2.1 and USB C PD has been demolished by reviewers, but on paper it is pretty premium. Price-wise you're close to entry level OLED territory https://www.amazon.com/AOC-Q27G3X...B0C8ZJKPWC
Also the Xiaomi https://www.walmart.com/ip/Xiaomi...6776516893 has over 1000 LDZ but sits around $350 most of the time, which is only $50 less than the Samsung G7 https://www.samsung.com/us/comput...g752nnxgo/ which has a few more features than the Xiaomi. Or the G8 for another $50-100, However the Samsung discount can only be had by people who have access to various EDD/Mil/Gov discounts as they become available.
Further, once you're at around $500, you can start purchasing entry level 2.5k and 4k 27" OLED Gaming monitors, such as this Samsung G6: https://www.samsung.com/us/comput...g602snxza/
The OLED monitors are going to be a full evolutionary generation better than the Mini-LEDs, which are a full evolutionary generation better than the non-Mini-LEDs.
I still haven't decided what to get my gamer GF for xmas though.

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WizardEpidemic

Dec 01, 2024 10:52 AM

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Dec 01, 2024 10:52 AM

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Quote from hoy13

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This is the cheapest Mini-LED I can find. Even though it only has 384 LDZ for FALD, vs over 500 or over 1000 on other brands, it's still much better than a non-mini-led.
The next cheapest (right now) is the Cheaper AOC Mini-LED which has less LDZ and costs more. https://www.amazon.com/AOC-Q27G3X...B0C8ZJKPWC
Still, feature wise it's pretty sad. The nicer AOC which has decent KVM built in as well as newer inputs such as HDMI 2.1 and USB C PD has been demolished by reviewers, but on paper it is pretty premium. Price-wise you're close to entry level OLED territory https://www.amazon.com/AOC-Q27G3X...B0C8ZJKPWC
Also the Xiaomi https://www.walmart.com/ip/Xiaomi...6776516893 has over 1000 LDZ but sits around $350 most of the time, which is only $50 less than the Samsung G7 https://www.samsung.com/us/comput...g752nnxgo/ which has a few more features than the Xiaomi. Or the G8 for another $50-100, However the Samsung discount can only be had by people who have access to various EDD/Mil/Gov discounts as they become available.
Further, once you're at around $500, you can start purchasing entry level 2.5k and 4k 27" OLED Gaming monitors, such as this Samsung G6: https://www.samsung.com/us/comput...g602snxza/
The OLED monitors are going to be a full evolutionary generation better than the Mini-LEDs, which are a full evolutionary generation better than the non-Mini-LEDs.
I still haven't decided what to get my gamer GF for xmas though.

do you recommend getting the AOC monitor or this one? I heard this one has flickering when using VRR and bit of a slower response time. I was using this to compare and i still can't decide https://www.rtings.com/monitor/to...1611/62843

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Product Description:	Immerse yourself in your favorite games and achieve enhanced visual fidelity that pops with the ACER Nitro XV275U 27" 1440p HDR 170 Hz Mini-LED Gaming Monitor. Backed by Mini-LED technology, this display provides you with greater colorization suitable for gaming enthusiasts and entry-level video editors alike.
Product SKU:	1784672
27_169_mini-led_va_panel:	HDMI 2.0 \| DisplayPort 1.2
adjustments:	Height: 5.9" / 149.9 mmTilt: 30° (-5 to 25°)RotationSwivel: 50°
aspect_ratio:	16:9
box_dimensions_lxwxh:	31.3 x 18.4 x 7.7"
built-in_speakers:	No
certifications:	UL, cUL, FCC Class B, CE, TUV, VCCI, RoHS, MPR II
color_gamut:	99% Adobe RGB
color_support:	16.7 Million Colors (8-Bit)
dimensions:	24.1 x 23.1 x 10.5" / 613.1 x 587 x 267 mm (with Stand)
display_size:	27"
dynamic_contrast_ratio:	100,000,000:1
finish:	Anti-Glare / Matte
hdcp_support:	Yes
hdr_support:	Yes, HDR10+
input_power:	100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
inputs:	Rear:1x DisplayPort 1.2 2x HDMI 2.0
lock_slot:	No
look-up_table:	Yes
maximum_brightness:	600 nits / cd/m2 (Sustained in SDR Mode)1000 nits / cd/m2 (Peak in HDR Mode)
mounting-hole_pattern:	75 x 75 mm
multi-input_support_pippbp:	No
native_resolution:	2560 x 1440
outputs:	No
package_weight:	19.11 lb
panel_type:	VA LCD
pixels_per_inch_ppi:	108 ppi
power_adapter_type:	External
power_consumption:	Operational: < 110.0 W
refresh_rate:	170 Hz
response_time:	2 ms (GtG)
touchscreen_technology:	No
usb_io:	No
usb_power_delivery:	Yes
variable_refresh_technology:	FreeSync Premium
viewing_angle_h_x_v:	178 x 178°
weight:	13.93 lb / 6.32 kg (with Stand)
wqhd_2560_x_1440_at_170_hz:	FreeSync Premium Compatible

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