Predator X34 X5

Chose the Acer X34 X5 over MSI: fine for WFH text, but HDR settings are locked and it can look dim.

“work from home two days a week and I have no issues with pixels or reading and that night light mode helps”

Loves the Acer X34 X5, but it doesn't look as crisp or bright as other OLEDs and HDR 1000 is too bright.

“I love the monitor but the image just doesn’t look as crisp and bright as other OLED monitors I’ve seen.”

Their new Acer X34 X5 looks fantastic but occasionally blanks for 2–3 seconds.

“I just got this monitor and it looks fantastic. However ever so often my screen goes black for 2-3seconds then comes back.”

Four days with the glossy Acer X34 X5 bought for $750 and they love it; only the low inputs make cable hiding awkward.

“I’ve had about 4 days and I agree I love it too. The only thing I don’t like is that inputs are low”

Two months with the Acer X34 X5: a hidden gem, and the remote is handy for refresh prompts.

“i have that screen for 2 month now and i swear this is truly a hidden gem”

Kept the Acer X34 X5 and loves it, with nothing negative to say.

“I genuinely have nothing negative to say about it, it's been wonderful and I'm so glad I got it!”

Loves the new Acer X34 X5, but G-Sync flickers in some games and menus.

“Only issue I'm seeing is g-sync flicker when playing specific games”

After testing other ultrawides, the Acer X34 X5 is the best for the price, with amazing brightness and a comfortable 1800R curve.

“I had the Alienware Oled monitor but returned it and have tested other ultrawides and I think this is the best for the price.”

Their first ultrawide, the Acer X34 X5, has been a dream so far.

“Just got my first widescreen. Acer Predator X34 X5, and it’s been a dream so far.”

Upgrading from a 7-year-old IPS ultrawide, the $600 Acer X34 X5 is a huge leap with 240Hz QD-OLED and bright HDR.

“I feel like the training weights came off man.”

Great for gaming, but the Acer X34 X5 has text fringing, overpowering colour, low inputs, a stand that won't go low, weak speakers and a KVM that wouldn't switch.

“Overall, if you are trying to use this monitor for a nice, tidy home office setup then it's probably not the right monitor for you.”

For $600 the Acer X34 X5's colours pop, though its KVM is limited and refresh pop-ups appear every four hours.

“Its not on the same OLED level as LG (I own a C4 and is better) but for 600, cant complain.”

Their Acer X34 X5 has burn-in from a game's UI after six months of heavy use.

“Mine also has burn in after 6 months of very heavy use.”

Their refurbished $500 Acer X34 X5 arrived with large screen blemishes.

“I got the monitor and found these large blemishes on the bottom right of the screen.”