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Acer Predator X35 35 inch Ultra-Wide Quad HD Curved Gaming Monitor, Black/Blue (VA Panel, G-Sync, 180 Hz (200 Hz OC), 2ms, HDR 1000, Quantum Dot, DP, HDMI, USB Hub, Height Adjustable)

£1,138.36

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35” CURVED ULTRAWIDE QUAD HD

Go beyond the “standard” (1080p) gaming resolution. UltraWide QHD, (or 3440 x 1440) in 21:9 makes visuals stunning, multi-tasking easy and watching movies theatrical.

FRAMES WIN GAMES

Play at hyperactive speeds with a 200Hz refresh rate and the smooth, tear-free gaming that is made possible with NVIDIA G-SYNC ULTIMATE.

YOU HAD ME AT HDR

VESA DisplayHDR 1000 means the monitor utilises LED local dimming to illuminate the brightest lights and the deepest blacks at up to 1000 nits peak brightness.

THAT 1800R BEND

The number before the R matters since—the lower it is, the greater the curve. So when it came to delivering gameplay in full panoramic glory—only 1800 would do.

NVIDIA G-SYNC ULTIMATE

Lock your frames to game with NVIDIA G-SYNC ULTIMATE to enjoy seamless, tear-free gaming. Simply “sync” your display with a powerful graphics card and you’re good to go.

FEAST ON A FULL ARRAY

For truly lifelike contrast demands intense levels of brightness. With a peak of up to 1000 nits, separating reality from the game might prove difficult.

FRAMELESS

Farewell bezels, hello maximised vision. The ZeroFrame design makes for a near-seamless look, allowing you to see more of what matters most: the screen.

GOODBYE GHOSTING

What does a 2ms overdrive response time mean to you? It means that the annoyances of motion blur or visual artefacts will be practically nonexistent.

QUANTUM DOT DOMINANCE

These nano-sized dots, which emit a specific light based on their size, infuse your game with an increased colour purity that only they can create.

AMBIENT ILLUMINATION

Those sharp angles in the back aren’t just for looks. Choose from a range of lighting patterns to give your gameplay some neon-like ambience.

CINEMATIC COLOURS

Whether or not you’ve heard of it, the DCI-P3 colour gamut is something you’ll be glad to have as it offers up a wider range than sRGB. In short, bigger gamut, colour-rich gaming.

Ultra-wide Quad HD: The 21:9 Ultra-wide Quad HD (3440 x 1440) Display provides a third more space than a conventional 16:9 monitor for a more immersive gaming experience
180 Hz refresh rate: The incredible 200 Hz refresh rate means that even when the action heats up, your gameplay will be smooth and lag-free
G-sync ultimate: Guaranteed to provide the best gaming experience by syncing your monitor to a compatible graphics card for seamless, distraction-free gameplay and unrivalled HDR performance
Curved to goodion: The 35 Inch Ultra-wide screen has an 1800R curve to help enhance your gaming experience
DisplayHDR 1000: VESA DisplayHDR 1000 certification means you get life-like visuals and enhanced detail – good for more immersive gameplay

Customers say

Customers praise the monitor’s HDR quality and brightness, with one noting its excellent HDR performance and another highlighting its area-specific backlighting. The monitor receives positive feedback for its overall quality, and customers report no flickering issues. However, the sound quality receives criticism, with multiple customers mentioning clunking sounds and fan noise that ramps up and down during movie playback.

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4 reviews for Acer Predator X35 35 inch Ultra-Wide Quad HD Curved Gaming Monitor, Black/Blue (VA Panel, G-Sync, 180 Hz (200 Hz OC), 2ms, HDR 1000, Quantum Dot, DP, HDMI, USB Hub, Height Adjustable)

George McDougall

Amazing Monitor don’t hesitate
I honestly don’t know why this monitor has negative reviews I have had zero issues with it, I have a later model that was manufactured in April 2020 so I assume acer have addressed all the known issues because I have had no screen flickering or a loud fan ramping up and down as people have said So hats off to Acer. HDR on this monitor is frighting it is so good it literally feels like it’s shining right through you it’s so bright. If you have the money you won’t be disappointed. It’s truly astonishing.

Adam Thomas

Fantastic HDR, but with caveats
Firstly just wanna address what the guy below said about delivery. Mine was delivered to the front door but also the driver did look at me as if he wanted to kill me. The box is ridiculously huge and that’s why. Amazon should be using a 2 man delivery service for this item like you get at other retailers.The HDR on the monitor is great. Of course though, it doesn’t reach OLED levels in terms of accuracy (I have a LG C9), but its as good as your gonna get until LG release OLED monitors or smaller OLED TV’s that are better to use as monitors. 1000nits is gloriously bright.There are downsides though, but on balance I’ve accepted them. I’ve come from IPS to this monitor which is VA. You will notice black smearing im afraid if you do this even with overdrive on. Commenters below who say no ghosting are likely coming from other VA panels and so don’t notice this. I can attest how much that affects your perception as now after owning this for some months, its as if my mind has deleted the black smearing. I dont see it anymore. But when I first got it it was annoying to the point of wondering if I’ve made a huge mistake. On games like FIFA is it is most evident (black lines in player marker across green background). However, I can say I just dont notice this anymore. So I’m glad I stuck it out, but you need to expect this.Another thing work mentioning is this a 512 zone FALD monitor so you are going to see halo’s in menus and mouse pointers since 512 zones (whilst best on offer thats not an OLED where every pixel is a zone) is several orders of magnitude smaller than the number of pixels. This doesnt really manifest in game apart from:* HUD elements, which I tend to turn off as much as possible.* Things like subtitlesAnother negative affect is that in very dark scenes (like corridors in the game “medium”), you can notice a sort of “shimmer” as the 512 zones all adjust between 0% and just above 5%. This can be annoying but only in limited scenes.No fan noise issue here. That was resolved in a firmware update. Mine arrived already updated.Should you buy this? Well, it is overpriced. But its also the best HDR monitor available unless you want to consider the 48″ LG TV. Its a luxury item that packs a lot of technology but is still a bit flawed next to OLED. I suspect Mini LED will also supersede this eventually with more zones.In the end, I’m still glad I have it. I can look past its flaws to enjoy the HDR and ultrawide ratio. When I turn HDR off, I could simply never go back. This means I have ruled out monitors like the G9 which has a pathetic number of zones. But please be aware that even at this price, you are not getting perfection. I already own an LG OLED, but if I didn’t, I’d get that first.

Curious Consumer

Read carefully.
A little bit of criticism on Amazon UK, the seller.My monitor arrived today.The driver rang the main entrance doorbell and waited.They did not bring the monitor to my door (1st floor).They were rude, grumpy, with a judgemental/entitled look, as if they wanted to say “you didn’t seriously expect me to bring this huge box to your doorstep.The driver placed the box on the pavement on pooling water (yes it rained today) without even considering that this is a £2.000 product they’re delivering.I carried my monitor to the first floor and unpacked.And the horror begins.A clunking and rattling sound from the rear of the monitor when swivel it right and left.You can imagine my worry.I immediately contact Amazon UK help.A nice fellow tends to me asking for details.I shoot a video and I email to them.The nice fellow then proceeds to escalate this, informing me that only the management team can handle the replacement as this is a high value item within two business days.Fair enough.In the next 5 minutes I receive an email with a return for refund label.I get on the phone this time and I speak to a nice lady this time.I explain the situation and she repeats that the management team etc etc.And within 5 minutes (you guessed right) another email with a label and I can now see on my account that there is an open return for refund case for my monitor.I would like to stress, I did NOT ask for a refund, but a replacement.Twice.Never mind.I did a little bit of searching online for similar cases.And there is a dude on you tube with a monitor displaying EXACTLY the same issue (Acer X35 Monitor – something knocking around inside if you care to look).Now for the best part.I am an impatient fellow.I cannot wait for Amazon UK to get themselves together and finally make up their mind about it.I cannot wait for someone to decide whether or not they will replace the monitor for me (or worse, refund me against my wishes).So I open the monitor.Yes.I removed the rear plastic cover.Used a credit card and with bit of force it started coming off.I didn’t even injure the plastic edges of the backplate.And (as I kind of suspected) the speaker on the left side of the monitor (left as you are looking it from behind, where the button panel is placed) is loose.It is a rectangular speaker, perhaps 0.5×3 inches, held in place by two plastic spikes (one on each end) with a soft plastic ring to prevent vibrations I presume.Well, one of the rings on the top end was missing, the speaker was only held in place by the bottom ring, and with even minute motion it would hit the backplate of the monitor producing the clunking sound.Yes, problem solved.However my experience highlights a few discrepancies with Amazon UK customer services and most importantly with Acer production line.You can ask “what did you expect on a Saturday morning”.And I can answer that when it comes to a £2.000 monitor, I expect Amazon UK to go to extreme lengths to ensure my satisfaction and offer me the kind of customer service they profess to be capable of.Their driver, well, obviously does NOT enjoy his job and has zero customer service skills.The helpers I spoke to, well, they were willing to help and sympathetic.But my problem was not solved and I had to take the risk opening my monitor (did I void my warrantee? who knows, who cares) because Amazon UK did not seem willing to replace a (what seemed to be faulty £2.000 monitor).Did I have to go through this today??Well, I’ll leave that to you.Happy end?Questionable.As per the monitor’s performance, will update my review once I’ve spent some time with it.I hope this answers the question of what is the clunking noise (if you experienced it).I am very critical about both Amazon UK and ACER, but I sincerely hope you can see why.Buy at your own risk and be warned, the monitor is NOT eligible for a return and refund under normal circumstances.1 star is too generous given my dreadful experience today.Edit, Tuesday 26 January 2021.Superb image quality, slight light bleeding in the dark (when black background is used) which does not bother me otherwise, impeccable response times in gaming with zero ghosting and DREAMY HDR as expected.I have not encountered any flickering, any horizontal or vertical lines or any kind of artefacts at any given time when switching the monitor on or off or during use.I did update the monitor’s firmware as per ACER’s recommendations for Predator X35 monitors with serial numbers where the 11th-13th characters are <950. But I did not have any issues to begin with anyway. So this is entirely optional as per ACER.The ONLY reason I would not recommend this monitor is its poor sound quality. For £2,000 this monitor should be singing like Aretha Franklin herself. But instead, the sound is very poor, cannot possibly describe how poor it sounds. My PREDATOR Z35 sounds unimaginably better in contrast. You will certainly need an external sound source for gaming and/or entertainment.Would I buy again?Yes but only because I cannot wait any longer to replace my Z35.

Hasan Z.

Great monitor
Ive had it a couple of years now and its by far the best monitor i have owned. HDR is tip notch with the area specific backlight.

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