Acer XB280HK

usability, size, price

reliability

94% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Good picture quality, although not for colour-accurate work.

Small screen size for a 4K monitor

Kitguru says: The Acer XB280HK shows 4K and G-Sync is a good combination, but this display has a few limitations.

Great gaming performance. Sharp UHD detail. Highly adjustable stand. Built-in USB hub.

Only one video input. Slightly skewed greens. Middling viewing-angle performance.

Conclusion If your current monitor can't keep pace with your Nvidia GPU, it might be time to invest in a monitor that can. There are several G-Sync-enabled monitors to choose from, but as of this writing, only the Acer XB280HK offers G-Sync in UHD....

While the above are certainly alternatives to keep an eye on, for 4K gaming on NVIDIA GPUs it looks like the XB280HK will remain the primary option. The

If you want the best gaming experience a 28-inch monitor has to offer today, Acer and NVIDIA have your back with the XB280HK. This is not your budget option – it costs $799 – but for that cash, it has all the high-quality visual delivery you’ll have...

Great adjustability ; Very crisp 4K display ; G-Sync built-in ; Very decent brightness

Only one DisplayPort 1.2 port ; No HDMI at all ; Slightly off color accuracy ; 8-bit color range ; A bit too expensive

The XB280HK bprz still might be interesting to 4K gamers thanks to its G-Sync technology. However, there are now better monitors on the market with better color accuracy, better connectivity and more affordable pricing.

in addition to the discussion of 4K + G-Sync we'll have today.

-Theoretically a 4K GSync monitor

After a few months you get one or more of the following problems (or ones not listed): -Black flickering -Fading to solid white that doesn't disappear until you unplug and replug the power cable in the back. -Complete failure to function

Sharp. No visible stuck pixels on mine (but at 4k, you'll rarely see them). Decent colors. Works.

It only has one port. No HDMI ports, nothing except that one, single, display-port. And that one display port is INCREDIBLY sensitive to the cable being touched. Once that cable is touched, the monitor loses sync. Which means the computer decides it's...

Nice resolution

Image quality not that great (contrast is weak, etc). But worst of all, this is my second refurb (had the first one replaced due to the screen completely glitching out within the first week), and now it is having the same problem as the first one,...