Customer Ratings & Reviews

Overall, this is supposed to be the cheapest of the monitors in the 4k 144HZ refresh rate 31.5-inch specification, and I shouldn't be too harsh on it, but the following negative experiences are simply too much to take. The biggest issue is that, despite its $450 price, it suffers from the same whitening and dragging concerns as lower-priced VA panels. It appears noticeably white or even grayish in hue when not immediately facing the screen.To be honest, it never occurred to me that this would be a VA panel when I placed the order because that information wasn't clearly mentioned in the title and it wasn't selling for more than a hundred or two hundred dollars anyhow.And here comes my second problem. Furthermore, the screen isn't even 10bit color with 8bit+FCR, but rather native 8bit, which isn't even mentioned on the product's parameter page. When I hooked up the screen and saw thiss, I was enraged and laughing; you can't just leave all the parameters that work against you untouched on the information page; who would have imagined there would be an 8bit 4k screen in 2023? The amusing part is that after taking a closer look at the product's specifications, I decided to cancel the order. I chatted with the Live agent two days in a row, and he assured me that the order had been canceled, and the monitor just appeared at my front door on the third day. The Live agent was super nice, so I assume it was due to the misunderstanding of Best Buy order management. Anyway, this occurrence makes me wonder if God made me use this monitor, even if it has so many flaws. I'll probably stick with it for the next two years.

Solid Monitor, works well for work and gaming. Colors stand out but don’t pop like you would hope in 4K, the Matte finish is perfect for the work side, yet takes away on the gaming side but feel that’s a personal preference. For the value solid 4K monitor for the price, but if color contrast and sharpness is more your goal not the monitor for you. The settings menu, took a while to get used too but switching inputs requires multiple button presses. Not a quick switch like my previous monitor. Built in Speakers get the job done for work audio as well, very mono sounding but work for meetings. Depending on your input source changing volume also not as simple as multiple button presses. More of a process of memorizing the button layout.

Hangs on the wall perfectly! Images are crisp and clear and with an added bonus...it has speakers (not great ones, but at least functional).

I picked this up on sale for $450 and at that price range it is worth every penny. Things I like: stand is adjustable up and down with front to back tilt. Stand is actually vesa-mount rather than the custom hooks mess on smaller acer Nitro monitors. Powers on quickly, controls for changing source are OK, some nicities like the refresh-rate display. Built in speakers. Things less great: picture is white-ish compared to others, and so far color settings have not fixed this for me. No monitor rotation. Only 1 displayPort, 2 hdmi.built in speakers dont sound great.

Works on Xbox series X at 4k 120. Also supports 1440 at 120. I have mine set to auto detection xbox or my pc. Built in speakers are terrible, i recommend getting a good set of speakers. Colors are great. Better than the Samsung i purchased that had bad ghosting despite having the same specs. Would recommend if you can get it on sale.

Great monitor for PC and Next Gen Consoles as well as the 2 (2.1) HDMI connections which allows a PS5 and Xbox Series X to be used to its full potential the only issue I have with the monitor is the excessive back buttons, but other than the complicated and excessive back button this monitor is a great buy for the price it is advertised as.

Works as advertised. Not as bright or nice looking as the more expensive monitors, but I liked it.

Nice build and picture quality. Doing some after setup picture configuration helps it even more

Love this monitor I do gaming on my ps5 and on my extremely high end pc.