acerNitro ED240Q Sbiip 23.6" Full HD 1920 x 1080 VA 1500R Curved Gaming Monitor | AMD FreeSync Premium | 165Hz Refresh Rate | 1ms (VRB) | ZeroFrame Design | 1 x Display Port 1.4 & 2 x HDMI 2.0 Ports

The media could not be loaded. This was the very first monitor I bought myself and I have to say, I do not regret it at all. The power button was hard to figure out at first but I managed to learn how (show on the video attached. basically just hold the button behind the screen for a couple seconds until the blue light turns off.) I love how the silver color matches my white pc setup theme I have going on.As for the picture quality, it's very good to my standards. The LCD display does not have true/dark black colors which is probably one of the very few drawbacks. I would have preferred an OLED one if there was an option. In addition, if you are very picky about the refresh rate, I wouldn't go for the 75hz version. I truly regret not paying the couple extra dollars for the higher hz version because it wasn't that expensive. However, 75hz does a decent job at handling movement and is not at all bad for its price point.The stand is adjustable to a certain degree. You can push it forward and back to tilt the screen viewing angle, but you can't adjust the height. If you wanna solve this problem I recommend getting a monitor stand so you don't have to crouch all the time (doesn't really bother me though).Okay so for the curve, my eyes had to adjust to it for a little while. I had no problem with gaming, but when it came to school work (which required you to sit and read text on the screen) I felt that sometimes the curve made me too immersed in the screen. I guess that means that the screen is doing its job right?? Overall, the curve will need a little bit of time getting used to but I absolutely love it. I feel that I can't switch back because it's too beautiful idk.Also, normal webcams are completely fine to use on this monitor. The one I am using is called the eMeet 1080p webcam and it doesn't put too much pressure on the display since the curve isn't so prominent.

Pros-Great monitor with a fast refresh rate that has minimal ghosting on regular settings*(Later)Very strong metal standSuper accurate colors compared to my old TN panelThe curve feels amazing on the eyes after a small adjustment. I cannot go back to a flat monitor.Has the ability to be SUPER bright. I personally keep mine at only 20%, but holy moly it can get brightFree Sync is absolutely beautiful, i love it so much.Very easy to assemble out of box, and comes with a displayport cable!CONS-EXTREME Ghosting on all settings above (off) in overdrive in the panel settingsSometimes a little too bright in my opinion. Even on minimum, it is pretty bright for nighttime.OTHERS(Not really monitors fault)No vesa mount. I didnt buy it expecting one, but itd be nice considering the competitor has one.I have to run it at 120hz. To explain,When you have a 60hz secondary monitor, you need to have both displays at a multiple of 60hz otherwise there is stuttering on the faster one. When this monitor is at 144hz and a video of any kind runs on my secondary, there is extreme stuttering. Fixed by custom setting this one to 120hz though, works beautifully.

nice monitor for a frugal gamer didn’t cost a lot I have two of them and it’s a pretty nice set up

The media could not be loaded. Barely any ghosting. Done with a 30fps camera so it doesnt look as good on cam compared to real life. When your fps drops the ultimate smoothness stays (my experience when going from 144fps down to high 80s) thanks to freesync premiums low framerate compensation. The response time is added in the picture which is instant. 1080p looks great as I've been using my 4k tv as a monitor for a few months, pixel per inch or pixel density matters more than resolution. Example a 24 inch 1080p monitor provides the same image quality as a 50 inch 4k tv because they are both within 90 ppi. Great monitor overall but customize the colors because they are way off out of the box. Yes curve screens are great and save your eyes from tiring out at 4+ hrs of screen time. Only downside is when you need to use 60hz there is alot of ghosting so buy the 60hz or 100hz version instead if you cant average 144fps 99% of the time. Has 120/144/165 hz in windows display options. Va contrast makes it seem as your looking at a quantum dot tv due to va providing accurate colors, your colors are rich and accurate and wont get ips glow.... Dark scenes are beautiful again and bright scenes wont blind you. Has a dark boost so you can look at extremely dark scenes or that camper in camo gear in buildings with no lighting such as in tarkov or cod

First off, this monitor has no speakers - and it never claims to but it has an audio output jack so you can plug in headphones or speakers.This is an AWESOME gaming monitor! I went from an ASUS 24" 75Hz 2ms monitor that was 10 years old to this 144Hz 3ms monitor and the difference is amazing! The 144Hz makes gaming buttery smooth and insane! Dont worry about the response time, there are no ghosting or tearing problems here!Great monitor and oh the CURVE is amazing for gaming but for Windows it takes a day or 2 to get used to it but after that you dont notice. During game play the curve is amazing, you see so much more and it helps your eyes see things better on the sides!NO dead pixels on arrival!The stand is NOT flimsy or poorly built, it is just fine!This monitor does tilt and it tilts quite a bit.Blue light filter is nice at night and does help your eyes especially with a white background such as internet browsing.The joystick on the back of the monitor does take some getting used to bu then its fine.Display Port, HDMI, DVI input ports.Comes with Display Port cable!!