Pros: I would put this panel closer to an IPS than a TN in color and quality. I know previous reviews have stated they are getting ghosting in game, but I have yet to see any of this. I have this monitor hooked up via Displayport 1.2, to a GTX 1070 and everything looks amazing. The ultra-wide display makes multi-tasking very nice and games looks amazing. I only had to make a few tweaks in the menu (which is very easy to navigate) to get the picture I wanted. Setup was ridiculously easy and Windows 10 detected the monitor and installed the drivers immediately. While I am not using an AMD graphics, so I can't utilize the freesync, I have yet to run into any problem with screen tearing or flickering. Acer's packaging allowed the monitor to arrive with absolutely zero damage from shipping. I have yet to notice any real back-light bleeding or dead-pixels, so quality control seems to be on point.

Cons: Absolutely None!!!

Overall Review: Until AMD comes out with vega I can't utilize freesync, but when they do I will gladly post an updated review. This monitor is heavy and big (seriously, keep this in mind). Use a displayport cable to connect this monitor, you will be thankful you did, and be aware that there are two displayport connections on the back and one of them is for outgoing signals.

Pros: size is great the curve is nice playing games in ultrawide is a game changer. its hard playing anything that doesnt support it. love that the height can be adjusted just by pushing it down or sliding it up.

Cons: im not a fan of the ports on the back/bottom. the monitor is pretty heavy and kind of hard to move in order to connect cables to the ports. it would be nice if it could swivel left and right, but thats no big deal.

Overall Review: this is my first monitor that has a refresh rate higher than 60. in order to take advantage of that you need a displayport cable(which it comes with but was too short). so i has having the issue where just a displayport cable i was getting a no connection error. it would only be noticed if i had both an hdmi and dp cable plugged in at the same time from my computer to monitor. i went as far as chatting with Acer customer support, but they were clueless and wanted to send someone out to service it. i knew it wasn't that big of deal and asked on reddit. there weren't really any notifications that i had to change the input settings on the monitor itself. went into the input, changed it from hdmi to displayport and boom, beautiful color and 144hz refresh rate. there just needs to be better instructions on how to take advantage of that.

Pros: Just picked this up. Bought Far Cry Primal the day the monitor was delivered. Wow...flawless game play. Beautiful colors, and insane 144 refresh rate. Love it.

Cons: None so far.

Pros: DON"T PAY ATTENTION TO THE BAD REVIEWS! I Think they're comparing it to monitors that are $1000 I have to be realistic here people. I was so worried about this because of the mediocre reviews, but since the price was soooo good i took the leap and went ahead even though i really could not afford it at the time. $350 plus tax... on a 24 hr flash sale... YEAAH I'll take one! ($450 or lower, this thing is worth it. over that I'd get one of the 34" LG's on sale) Ok so here's the deal, It isn't the best panel, or the most vibrant color spectrum, response time isn't that great, but I wasn't expecting it to be the same as the AlienWare $1200 model that is the same size and looks similar. previously I had a dual monitor setup with one 27" Acer, and 27" AOC, and the AOC looked Soooo much better. Basically the the IPS panels that Acer uses are on the Cheap side. Pros I wasn't expecting: -The base and neck of the monitor are phenomenal! You just grab the screen on both sides and you can slide the monitor all the way to the top or all the way to the desk, as well as adjust the angle much more than average monitor setup. -It has soooo many I/O options. Usually there is only about 2 good inputs, this one has way more and they're located in a really good spot directly underneath. -all kinds of USB 3.0's on the back. This monitor has more I/O options than ANY other monitor I've ever used. -Gaming mode gives you the option of putting a target on the center of the screen so it's easier to hip-fire on games like Black Ops 4, and other FPS. not a big deal but worth noting. -Lighting effects. It has adjustable RGB passive light. I have it cycling colors and in the Breathing mode. Glows from the bottom -Packaging was really STOUT so it's got a better chance of getting to you without being damaged. BTW this thing is super heavy, but usually when it comes to electronics the heavier the better (as far as component quality)

Cons: Panel isn't great, but at it's price point it's not bad

Pros: - 144hz. No ghosting as other people have mentioned (gtx970) - For $500 this was a steal. Colors are beautiful and keeps up with my gaming.

Cons: - Instructions leave a little to be desired.. but hey, its a monitor, not too hard to figure out. - Make sure you use the display port to get 144hz. HDMI didn't seem to work for it.

Overall Review: For the price this is a great buy. Massive wide screen. Great for gaming or just internet browsing.

Pros: My first ultra wide and it makes a huge difference. Runs great at 144hz. Great picture I see a lot of reviews complaining about ghosting but i have not experienced this at all

Cons: Its huge, not really a con but be prepared for it to take up all of your work space Its not perfect but for the price i got it for, $500 i cant complain about anything. I ran some pixel test on it and my monitor had one dead pixel, not worth returning it. I would suggest not running a pixel test. It annoyed me that i had a dead pixel during the test but i have never noticed it other than when running the test and it took me along time to find it.

Overall Review: Highly recommend, i have had a great experience and for the price i don't think you could find a better monitor.

Pros: Beautiful display, has USB, good sound and it's great for gaming

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: I been searching for a gaming monitor for a while and when I saw this on sale I jumped on it and I am glad I did. I purchased 2, 1 for me and one for my wife and we love gaming on it. I play a lot of sea of thieves and now I have more screen on my left and right. It's a beautiful display, make sure you use the right cable to get the 144mhz speed.

Pros: Surprised by how much gaming landscapes are available in true aspect ratio that this bear delivers. It's big, sure, but fits comfortably on my 36 inch desk top. Color depth is brilliant, no shadowing that I could see, and the sturdy base is not at all obtrusive. Great price and top notch performance.

Cons: The FreeSync is for ATI Radeon GPUs...mine is Nvidia. Hasn't been an issue since it runs beautifully, and has it's own Adaptive-Sync version that seems to do the trick, but I'm always curious about how much better it might be if I had the version that suits my video card.

Overall Review: You may want to take the negatives with a grain of salt. If you have a good to great video card, enough memory and a game-worth motherboard, it's all meant to drive a beast like this. You can put a saddle on a pig, but it won't win the Kentucky Derby...(I just made that one up :) ) SAVE THE BOX. It has a 3 year manufacturer's warranty and if you ever did need to ship it back, you'll be glad you have that perfect packing for it.