Acer LED ET322QK wmiipx 4K UHD 3840x2160 16:9 4ms 10M:1 HDMI/DP

Been using this monitor for a few months now. I strictly use it for console gaming. Ps4 and Nintendo switch. The colors are very vibrant and beautiful when in HDR mode. And yeah yeah the hdr mode featured on this panel is the “fake” kind but for the purpose of this monitor when hdr mode is on that’s when the colors really pop. Otherwise you would have to go in and calibrate the settings to have the colors you want.All I can I say is I’ve been playing all the latest games in 4K on my ps4 pro and everything looks beautiful and sharp. And for the price there’s nothing else on the market that beats it.The stand was a little quirky but I purchased a mounting arm that attaches to my desk so it looks a lot sleeker.Overall for the price you can’t beat it!

A Great 32" 4k Freesync Monitor for the Xbox One X! BUT...Santa gave me a Xbox One X for Christmas and sens I only had 1080p monitors and TV's in the house I obviously started searching for that perfect 4k@60hz HDR Freesync monitor. I first had my eye one the LG 32UD99-W but after some research and with a $999 price tag I wanted to find more options. I found the Monoprice 32" 4k but after much research I found it has many problem reported and I'm not sure I wanted to chance it with one. I then found the Acer ET322QK and it looked like a dream come true when reading the spec sheet and reading 90% of the reviews. I knew before I purchased this monitor about the HDR is done by software but I purchased the monitor because of the great price and the great reviews I found. When I first received this Acer monitor I was very disappointed. Yes it enables all the great features on the Xbox One X But there is more to it. The first thing I had to do was change the color depth to 10-bit color in the Xbox Video Output settings. I enabled HDR mode in the monitor settings and noticed you can not run Freesync in HDR mode and this causes bad ghosting in most games. Mostly noticeable in the Battlefront 2 menus. In game I didn't notice it as bad but ghosting is still there. But the thing that had me to almost return this monitor was when in games the monitor colores seemed very washed out and some darker sections get very pixelated. I was disappointed because the image and color depth was much better on my 2012 Asus VE278Q 1080p monitor. Also if you turn HDR off in the monitor settings then the colors get even more washed out. Either way there is no color correction setting that can correct this. I tried for hours.But, here is what I found. You can't count on this monitor being an HDR monitor for the Xbox one X. I turned HDR off on both the Xbox Advanced Video settings and in the Monitor settings, I then enabled Freesync in the monitor settings and WOW! This monitor is poppin now! Colors are deep and much more detailed then with HDR enabled, and with Freesync now enabled ghosting is basically gone and the gaming experience in 4k is awesome! I have decided I am going to keep an eye on the new LG 32UK950-W and most likely will end up getting that monitor next holidays but until then for the price, this is a excellent 32" 4k Freesync gaming monitor for the Xbox One X. Just know you most likely will not be using the HDR setting.

This is one of the only 4K, HDR, and freesync enabled monitors on the market. Although the HDR may not be “true HDR” it certainly makes a difference in gameplay. While freesync and HDR cannot be used at the same time, both features separately work very well. I purchased this for use with the Xbox one X; so far, so good. With 10 bit color, 60 hz refresh rate, HDR capability and 4K resolution, this monitor checks all of the boxes that the Xbox one X has available.

this monitor has a nice build specs seem great until you connect it, the monitor is ridiculously washed out i don’t recommend it to anyone especially if you’re looking for color accuracy