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Acer Predator X35 Review

Name: Acer Predator X35
Brand: Acer

By

Kenn Muguna

8/9/2023 6:08 PM

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78

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The Acer Predator X35 might be large and heavy, but its low input lag, fast response times, variable refresh rate, high contrast, and impressive peak HDR brightness levels compensate well for its size and weight.

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Table of Contents

Product Snapshot

Overview

The Acer Predator X35 is a top-tier display released in 2019 that promises to deliver exceptional gaming performance. This is thanks to a super quick 2ms response time that eliminates ghosting, a 200Hz refresh rate that’s much higher than that of the LG 34GP83A-B (160Hz) to prevent screen tearing, and Full Array Local Dimming to enhance contrast levels.

The display’s broad coverage of the sRGB and DCI-P3 color spaces makes it reliable for light design work, and its impressive 5,771:1 contrast ratio makes it great for dark room viewing. In addition, the monitor’s curved display delivers an immersive viewing experience, and its ergonomic stand allows users to optimize its placement to their convenience since it is tilt, height, and swivel adjustable.

Read through the rest of this Acer Predator X35 review to find out what else lies in store and see whether it compares well to the best rated computer monitors in the industry.

Consensus

our Verdict

The Acer Predator X35 is a great gaming monitor for competitive players. It has a low input lag of 2.4 ms, a quick 2ms response time, a variable 200Hz refresh rate, and high contrast rates. Plus, its peak HDR brightness level of 1083 nits produces vibrant colors. However, its small 4 watt speakers may not be up to par, and its 30-pound weight and large size might be inconvenient for those with limited space.

ReasonS to Buy

Low input lag & fast response times make it ideal for gaming
Broad coverage of color spaces make it suitable for light editing
Superfast 200 Hz refresh rate eliminates screen tearing
512 Zone FALD backlight enhances contrast
Sturdy build quality

Reason to Avoid

Hard to carry at almost 30 pounds
Large size not ideal for small spaces
Small 4 watt speakers are not suitable for sound quality

Acer Predator X35 Specs

	Display Type	LED
	HDMI Inputs	1
	Max Resolution	3440 × 1440
	Panel Type	A-MVA
	Refresh Rate	200 Hz
	Response Time	2 ms
	Screen size	35"

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Score Card

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Expert Score

78

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92.08
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92.08
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79.33
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85.96
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20.35
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90
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