Curved to Perfection: Acer's Nitro ED320Q 31.5" curved panel monitor with Full HD resolution delivers the incredible. 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. 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. The wide view angle technology lets you share what's on your screen with friends and family as colors stay true no matter what angle you're viewing from. Incredible 100,000,000:1 contrast ratio and rapid response time ensure your games, work and movies are smooth and look as epic as possible. Vibrant Images: The Nitro 31.5" Curved Display with Full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution offers the sharpest picture quality and provides a perfect picture with a broader view. The ZeroFrame design does away with the thick frames found on conventional monitors freeing up precious screen space so you have more to look at from edge to edge AMD FreeSync Premium Technology: Say “goodbye” to stuttering and tearing. With AMD FreeSync Premium, the monitor’s frames are synced with the graphics card’s frames, which eliminates screen tearing and provide the smoothest gaming experience. 240Hz Refresh Rate: The 240Hz refresh rate speeds up the frames per second to deliver ultra-smooth 2D scenes. With a rapid refresh rate of 240Hz, Acer Monitors shorten the time it takes for frame rendering, lower input lag and provide gamers an excellent in-game experience. Responsive!!: Fast response time of 1ms enhances gamers’ in-game experience. Whether it is fastmoving action or dramatic transitions, all will be all rendered smoothly without annoying effects of smearing or ghosting. HDR Ready: HDR is a display technology that creates deeper levels of black and white contrast, giving you a greater level immersion through realistic image recreation. The Acer Nitro ED0 series of HDR displays support the HDR10 format. Curved Screen: The 1500R curved 16:9 display wraps you in a world of entertainment with every corner of the screen at the same distance from your eyes for a uniform viewing experience without blind spots. Tilt the screen -5 to 20 degrees for the most comfortable view.
Model Number:
ED320Q W0biip
Product SKU:
19925307764
UPC:
195133333344
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Here come the complaints about how this $150 brand new, relatively large monitor from a known brand...and 240hz isn't 4K or OLED....
Oh, and something about "nits"
Edit: unless of course anyone can provide a link to a brand new and similar spec'd 16:9 monitor for $150-ish but at 1440p or higher. But we all know that won't happen....
Last edited by WooHoo2You September 5, 2026 at 11:16 AM.
Here come the complaints about how this $150 brand new, relatively large monitor from a known brand...and 240hz isn't 4K or OLED....Oh, and something about "nits"
If it was 1440P I would probably pull the trigger 31in screen starts looking a little rough at 1080P that close.
If it was 1440P I would probably pull the trigger 31in screen starts looking a little rough at 1080P that close.
If it was 1440p it wouldn't be $150 and / or 240hz (my original point). Also 1080p has advantages if you are trying to maximize frame rates, especially for online gaming (which this seems to be targeted towards with the branding and high refresh rate) which is more about performance than chasing the highest resolution available to you.
Not great for every use case but rarely anything is perfect for every user all the time.
Last edited by WooHoo2You September 5, 2026 at 10:26 AM.
If it was 1440p it wouldn't be $150 and / or 240hz (my original point). Also 1080p has advantages if you are trying to maximize frame rates, especially for online gaming (which this seems to be targeted towards with the branding and high refresh rate) which is more about performance than chasing the highest resolution available to you. Not great for every use case but rarely anything is perfect for every user all the time.
What they're saying is 31.5" at standard desk viewing distances looks ROUGH. It's not about refresh rates but about pixel density and retina distance. 24" high refresh 1080p is great for competitive games; 31.5" not so much.
*was a reply to a now deleted post by KamikazeKnifer
Said the person who cannot defend their point but feels the need to shift to ad hominem attacks to get in the last word. Feel free to reply back with whatever, you can have the last word if you need it. Unless it is a link tobrand new and similar spec'd 16:9 monitor for $150 but at 1440p or higher, it won't mean much. Especially for someone wanting a 1080p native display.
"Full stop"...
Last edited by WooHoo2You September 5, 2026 at 11:15 AM.
Edit: unless of course anyone can provide a link to a brand new and similar spec'd 16:9 monitor for $150-ish but at 1440p or higher. But we all know that won't happen....
AH damn I didn't realize it wasn't 2k, I got a refurbed one for around this price. It has problems with black light bleed or whatever but it's better than what I previously had. I came to love the curved screen. The price for this is really good to be honest. But after having the 2k, I don't think I can go back to 1080p. Most modern slop bloated games can't even reach the 240+hz anyways, let alone in barely hit 60fsp in 4k.
Last edited by NgreedslopiaGPU September 5, 2026 at 01:45 PM.
What they're saying is 31.5" at standard desk viewing distances looks ROUGH. It's not about refresh rates but about pixel density and retina distance. 24" high refresh 1080p is great for competitive games; 31.5" not so much.
This is not the monitor for you. It will be. Your eyes will let you know when it's time to stop pursuing smaller fonts. lol
AH damn I didn't realize it wasn't 2k, I got a refurbed one for around this price. It has problems with black light bleed or whatever but it's better than what I previously had. I came to love the curved screen. The price for this is really good to be honest. But after having the 2k, I don't think I can go back to 1080p. Most modern slop bloated games can't even reach the 240+hz anyways, let alone in barely hit 60fsp in 4k.
FWIW, the use case for this is likely to be online gaming, things likeCounter-Strike 2, League of Legends, and Apex Legends still dominate in 2026. If you can't get CS2 playing at 240hz...you need to upgrade that Voodoo 2 ;(
Not to mention, some people claim to be able to tell the difference for anything slower than 240hz so they'll sacrifice visual quality for frame rate. I personally can't see that difference in speed but there just as many people who case high frame rates vs "ultra" settings at 2K.
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Oh, and something about "nits"
Edit: unless of course anyone can provide a link to a brand new and similar spec'd 16:9 monitor for $150-ish but at 1440p or higher. But we all know that won't happen....
Not great for every use case but rarely anything is perfect for every user all the time.
Said the person who cannot defend their point but feels the need to shift to ad hominem attacks to get in the last word. Feel free to reply back with whatever, you can have the last word if you need it. Unless it is a link to brand new and similar spec'd 16:9 monitor for $150 but at 1440p or higher, it won't mean much. Especially for someone wanting a 1080p native display.
"Full stop"...
Oh, and something about "nits"
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Edit: unless of course anyone can provide a link to a brand new and similar spec'd 16:9 monitor for $150-ish but at 1440p or higher. But we all know that won't happen....
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Not to mention, some people claim to be able to tell the difference for anything slower than 240hz so they'll sacrifice visual quality for frame rate. I personally can't see that difference in speed but there just as many people who case high frame rates vs "ultra" settings at 2K.
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