Pros: Setup is very easy
35 inches of REAL screen size when measured diagonally across.
The user-interface is easy to navigate
Includes a “game mode” which displays a center aiming reticle
Ambient light is a nice touch for the keyboard and there are various colours and settings to customize.
No dead pixels, so far...

Cons: Screen is height and tilt adjustable but does not rotate. For me this is a huge minus but tolerable. I will definitely miss it.
The size can be a little overwhelming but I’m sure it’s just a matter of getting used to it since I am coming from a 24 inch gaming monitor.
The previous reviews regarding the failures and dead pixels are concerning so we will see what happens.

Overall Review: Nov 27, 2019 and I’ve had this monitor for only a few hours so this reviews is based on very limited first impressions. So far I really like it.
DCS flight simulator is breathtaking with this size monitor and more immersive as you feel a little more surrounded by the environment.
Let’s see what happens in the coming months....

Pros: Great picture, awesome detail.

Cons: Started flickering and shutting down randomly after three months.

Overall Review: I use my ultrawide for my PC gaming, and a standard monitor for everything else. The first three months I had my ultrawide were fantastic; great images, awesome framerates, it worked perfectly. Then, the flickering started. At first it was a random flicker, nothing major. Then, it would flicker for minutes at a time. Then it got so bad that it would go black, come up for more flickering, then go black again. I've made sure and checked that it wasn't my graphics card or my display cables, the issue is with the monitor itself.

This is incredibly disappointing to me, I thought I was getting a great monitor at a great price, but this is completely unacceptable. I'm trying to get in touch with Acer to see what they can do for me, since I'm fairly certain I'm still under warranty.

Pros: i got this thinking it would work but nothing but bad news. when using 200hz nothing but dead pixels. garbage product

Overall Review: 0/10 not even 1

Pros: - HUGE
-Freesync
-Pairs great with a Vega 64
-USB pass through
-High quality sound built in!
-Multiple monitor modes

Cons: -UI is so clunky that I avoid switching modes
-Dont use the 200hz setting. All kinds of issues leave at 144hz.

Overall Review: I have been using this for about 6 months now. Awesome monitor and it pairs really well with a high end AMD GPU. Looks great, very smooth, freesync. If you are looking for a cheaper ultrawide, I recommend this monitor. Its not 1440 UW but those are much harder to drive anyway. I get the full 144hz in Destiny 2, WoW, Mass Effect Andromeda (it was on sale and I wanted to see how bad it really was...), Civilization, Skyrim, everything.

Pros: + 144 Hz was great for gaming and normal office applications, 60 Hz causes eye fatigue for me, and with this set to 144 Hz I would not encounter fatigue as much.

+ Watching border-less wide screen movies is something else on this curved Ultra-wide.

Cons: - Most of the games I have played refuse to support the Ultra-wide resolutions, and I end up with a windowed like gaming experience.

- Purchased In May of 2018, and in June of 2019 a vertical quadrant of the screen stops working when waking from a sleep state. I had to disable power saving mode while using the computer. The entire screen would start working again after about 15 minutes of staying on. By the 31st of July 2019, the problematic quadrant now stops displaying an image at random.

Overall Review: Up until June 2019 I would have recommended this, however, now I am more skeptical about Ultra-Wide Screen Monitors.

The size of the box and the overall weight of this monitor may cause excessive shipping fees if I were to try and have it repaired.

Pros: Hell of an upgrade from 23". Really nice picture. Gaming at 144hz is an amazing experience. Surprisingly good sound out of the monitor speakers. Old monitors were IPS and honestly like someone else said in an older review, even if this panel is a VA panel it's really nice to look at.

Cons: Could've used a little more material for some guidance as a first time owner of an ultra wide monitor, more elaborate manual and updated drivers on the Acer website. Definitely some black bleed but honestly not significant enough to be a problem in game, more if your surfing around the internet and I got a second screen for that so not that big of an issue for me.

Overall Review: Absolutely recommend for gaming for a feel of what ultrawide is all about before jumping in the ultimate experience with the Alienware model ;)

Pros: Big screen; the curve is nice once you get used to it.

Cons: I unfortunately use this monitor in a four-monitor setup; the other three (to the left, right and above) are Samsung S27D360s. I say "unfortunate" because the white color (like the background of Newegg listings) are indeed white on the Samsungs, but on this Acer all I get is a dingy yellowish white. I suppose if I only had the Acer I wouldn't be so aware of it, but with the constant comparison of the Samsungs, I'm really disappointed at how poor the brightness is on the Acer. And yes, I've been through all the settings, but nothing improves the yellowishness of "white" on my Acer.

It's really bad if I happen to overlap a window between a Samsung and the Acer. In addition to making the "white" on the Acer look so dingy, it even has a noticeable effect on pictures and other colored windows.

Pros: Bright. Nice color. Great screen for visual impact and speed. I did notice it was easy to get headshots at 200hz. The curve seems not only to make the immersive wrap around effect but some how makes depth a bit more convincing. Has a few RGB leds. Pretty nice in movies. Generally looks pretty mackin' on the desk.

Cons: The stand could be nicer but I do appreciate the alu that is there. The backlighting is very non uniform but I guess that will be a trend with any screen that isn't micro LED or OLED with a curve... though not very often mentioned.
It really does ghost even on 200hz with display port... Honestly not that I notice in games so much but sometimes just surfing... one semi common occurance is scrolling down on a high contrast image... Eye pupils will ghost making a creepy black streak.

Overall Review: How about making 3 x 256 pt color selection in menu for rgb for static color choices instead of a few colors?
Hey I'm Matt... I may update this later... but why the monitor won't be purchasable for long I'm sure.