Acer Nitro 23.8" Full HD PC IPS Gaming Monitor | AMD FreeSync Premium | 180Hz | Up to 0.5ms | Speakers | sRGB 99% | ErgoStand | VESA Mounting Compliant | 1 x DP 1.2 & 2 x HDMI 2.0 | XFA243Y M3bmiiprx

I use this for my vertical monitor. It runs extremely smoothly with no issues. All the ports were in perfect condition as well. Very very good quality! Definitely worth it.

This monitor is great quality and it is easy to set up and use. The pixels are perfect and there are no imperfections. I really like how you are able to adjust it up and down and tilt the monitor. You could also change the visual settings in the monitor and overall I would highly recommend this monitor for anyone who is looking for a good quality high refresh rate monitor👍

Excelente

i'm happy with the purchase and i believe there's no better option on the same price range. or at least there wasn't a couple months ago when i bought it. Let it be known that i paid 119.99 USD + 8.40 USD in tax.CONS1 - 23.8 inch version doesn't actually support HDR. You can force it to work, but it looks terrible. No information about the other versions. I don't care much for HDR, but if it's advertised on the product, it should work.2 - just "good enough" build quality. It's not flimsy but some parts could have used a better treatment, specially the stand and screen borders, both are somewhat loose and feel like cheap plastic to the touch. None of that affects image quality, though.3 - DEAD PIXELS! i don't know if it came already with them from the factory or if they developed as i used the screen, but i can see quite a few dead pixels already. they are all spread across random areas so, unless you're looking directly at them, on a white background, you'll not notice them. Still, for a brand new product i expected no dead pixels at all.that's pretty much all there is for the bad.PROS1 - Let's be honest, this thing is CHEAP. you may get a 1080p monitor for that price, but not one that supports 165hz. or maybe it does, but no freesync premium, or any of the other fancy stuff this one has. This is one of the budget-friendly gaming monitor of all time.2 - easy to assemble, which doesn't really matter much for something that you'll likely assemble only once in your entire life, but it's good that it's hassle free.3 - Lots of nice-to-haves, like freesync premium, vrb and overdrive mode.4 - did i mention that it's the best bang for your buck?All in all, if you're on a budget and want a gaming monitor, this will do the trick. Do not expect superb image quality though, like you'd get from a far more expensive model. It's an honest screen (apart from the HDR advertised).

Very very great monitor for the price. I now use it as my side monitor because it can slide sideways to use in portrait mode, which is unbelievable when I found out. Can't find anything better for the money

Best bang for your buck if you’re on a budget and upgrading from 60 hz

Bueno para calidad y precio

I'm making this review because this page seems to be "review hijacked" by Acer and another corporation for a number of different monitors and there doesn't seem to be many reviews specifically about the Acer Nitro XFA243Y Sbiipr .Pros:-Stand is very ergonomic, albeit a bit wobbly at the base even though I tightened the screw-Low black-smear and motion blur that's commonly associated with VA monitors-Good contrast (non-professionally calibrated)-Solid color reproduction (non-professionally calibrated)-Good portsCons:-Stand has terrible and almost pointless cable management. There's always going to be at least a couple wires sticking out on either side of the monitor like antenna, and the clip at the back of the base serves basically no purpose for most desk setups.-Display settings in the menu don't save after the monitor wakes up from sleep unless you specifically set it as a profile-VA "batman bloom effect" seems particularly bad, even for a VA display. Viewing conditions in the dark make any content seem more grayish than it's supposed to.It should be noted for any potential buyer of this particular monitor that the coverage on the internet is basically non-existent for it so you're basically SOL when it comes to other reviews, trouble-shooting, or calibration. I usually use sites like RTings for calibration help, but this time I had to painstakingly do it buy eye. Ironically, the IPS version of this monitor (XF243Y Pbmiiprx) is MUCH more popular in terms of reviews and such so If you don't care much about VA I'd honestly recommend that one instead, if you can get a good deal on it of course.