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Acer Nitro XZ452CU V 45.5" DQHD VA 165Hz Gaming Monitor $999 Delivered @ Acer

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DQHD (5120x1440) 32:9 UltraWide 1500R

  • 165Hz refresh rate
  • AMD® FreeSync Premium Pro technology
  • 450 nits
  • VESA DisplayHDRTM 400
  • RJ45 for secure connection
  • Built-in KVM Switch
  • DCI-P3 90%, • Delta E<2 (TBD)
  • Ergostand, Eyesafe 2.0
  • 3 Year Mail in Warranty
  • USB-C 90w PD

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  • +6

    ' 3 Year Mail in Warranty' …. Good luck with trying to do this.

  • Yeah last monitor I mailed (not to these guys though) never got there, and don't expect to be able to mail it from any old post office either.

  • Gota keep the packaging somewhere for 3 years ! Yeah rrr nah thanks Acer.

  • +3
    • 3 Year Mail in Warranty

    For what it's worth, under ACL, Acer would have the responsibility of paying for shipping or collecting faulty products that are large/heavy/hard to remove, per the ACCC website

    Responsibility for returning products

    Businesses are responsible for paying for the shipping costs or collecting faulty products that are large, heavy or hard to remove, such as:

    • widescreen televisions
    • beds
    • installed appliances, like stoves or dishwashers
    • extension ladders stuck in an extended position.

    This must be done within a reasonable time.

    This would only cover claims made under ACL and not under Acer's warranty, but given that warranties don't really cover much more than ACL and a reasonable person would expect a $1,000 computer display to last at least 3 years, it doesn't make much of a difference

  • Prefect to watch corn 🌽

    • corn? why would you watch corn on a wide aspect ratio? ohhh i get it.

      You turn the monitor into portrait !

      • It has PIP. why only watch 1 video

  • anyone have one of these units ?

    • Hi - I actually saw this a while ago when I was picking out parts for my new pc and purchased one. I'm pretty happy with it. It's a bit plain (which can be nice - no silly gamer bits). Compared to what I used to have, I quite like the quality - seems to look good, decent brightness and contrast, and miles better than what I used to have (24" 1080 IPS monitors) - I'm not a monitorphile, though, so ymmv. My only disappointment is mainly with the inbuilt KVM, but this mainly stems from my work laptop's USB-C not working to output to the monitor (even though it works with a dock).

      TLDR - it works, seems nice, good price, I think?

  • -1

    VA panel, I'm still to be convinced these can be as good as IPS.
    I considered going from 21:9 to 32:9 but don't think its for me.

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