Name: مانیتور گیمینگ ۲۷ اینچی ایسر Acer Nitro مدل XV275K V3biipprx
Brand: Acer
SKU: B0FKNB5D1W
Price: 3222610000 IRR
Availability: InStock

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Mark Yates

Reviewed in the United States on 1 October 2026

Great Picture Quality, but Make Sure You’re Looking at the Right XV275K

I wanted to leave a review specifically for the Acer Nitro XV275K V3 (UM.HX5AA.303) because there is surprisingly little information about this exact model. A lot of the YouTube reviews you will find are actually for the older XV275K P5biipruzx (UM.HX5AA.501). The V3 is different: it has a different stand, and the USB hub/USB-C features from the P5 are gone. The picture quality is excellent. SDR is very bright, colorful, and punchy, and I normally run mine at about 75% brightness with no desire to go higher. My preferred setting is Low Adaptive Dimming in SDR, which gives noticeably better blacks without making the Mini-LED behavior too aggressive. HDR can also look extremely bright and impressive in games and videos. I did need to spend some time calibrating Windows HDR and adjusting the SDR/HDR brightness settings before normal desktop content looked the way I wanted, but once configured I was happy with it. The main weakness is Mini-LED haloing. It is definitely visible around small bright objects on black backgrounds, and I have also noticed some reverse haloing around dark interface elements on dark-gray screens. I would not say it is constantly distracting, though. It is much easier to notice on test screens and dark interfaces than during normal gaming or video. My biggest complaint is that Acer lets you adjust Adaptive Dimming strength in SDR, but locks that control while HDR is active. I briefly compared it with the AOC U27G4XM, which gives you more control over local dimming in HDR, and that did help reduce blooming. I still preferred the Acer’s brighter, punchier overall image, but I really wish Acer would add adjustable HDR dimming in a firmware update. Quality control on my unit has been excellent: no dead or stuck pixels, no obvious uniformity problems, and no distracting backlight bleed. The included stand is probably the weakest part. Height adjustment takes more force than it should, and small adjustments are difficult. Thankfully, the monitor suppo

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Binu

Reviewed in Canada on 1 November 2026

4th Time's the Charm

The quality control of these monitors are atrocious as I had to RMA 3 monitors for dead pixel or backlight bleed defects. The 4th replacement was the one that finally had no problems. When the monitor works, it works wonderfully. The image quality is lovely but with slight blooming against black backgrounds (feature of mini leds). Again the biggest issue is quality control as I have to go through the hassle of packing and returning multiple monitors.

3.0

Ethan S

Reviewed in the United States on 23 November 2025

Best mini LED for the price

As of this review, there isn't a lot of information or reviews for the mini led variant. I took my chances, and man did it pay off. This monitor blows the others at the price range out of the water. I tried the AOC 3xmn and I was not happy with the flickering, viewing angles, and dimming zones. Some background, I did own an Asus OLED prior to this but struggled with eye strain. I can confidently say that this monitor has no flickering, great viewing angles (albeit not perfect), and super great contrast for being an IPS. The response time is fast, I don't notice black smearing or scan lines. Competitive games feel snappy and smooth. The contrast is great, with some tinkering to gamma levels and local dimming, you can get near OLED blacks and vibrant colors. Colors are vibrant and punchy, the factory calibration looks good out of the box. The on screen display is really easy to use, so much better than AOC's. It has joystick that makes it easy to navigate. There is a small RGB feature on the back, but it's so dim that it might as well not exist. The stand is great, has a wide range of motion. The base is an alloy and the arm is plastic/alloy. Feels very study, no wobbling or vibration when moving or hitting desk. Best part is that the base is small, so you don't have giant arms that take up tons of space. Lots of complaints that 320hz isn't possible, it is but you need to purchase a display port cable that supports 4k at 240hz. If you're looking for a killer monitor at a relatively low price, this is it!

Yunuen A.

Reviewed in Mexico on 2 April 2026

Solo don HDR activado siempre se ve bien.

Solo se ve bien con el HDR activado, sin el, solo con SDR se ve muy mal y deslavado los colores. En las especificaciones no te dicen cual modelo exacto es, ya que esta el XV275K P3, P5 y el que me llego, el V3, la versión mas barata. En consolas con el HDR activado se ve bien pero, oscuro y quitando el HDR de las consolas se ve muy bien. Otro detalle es que el brillo esta al máximo y no se le puede bajar pudiendo llegar a ser molesto para los ojos, como lo mencione, solo lo que diga HDR en el menú hace que se vea bien, con colores bien saturados y no llegando a ser exagerados pero, el brillo hace que se vea muy saturado, en los demás ajustes se ve mal, con colores muy oscuros, deslavados, muy apagados.

Matt

Reviewed in the United States on 7 May 2026

BUYER BEWARE: This monitor has ONE FATAL FLAW

I would recommend this monitor to someone who would use it SOLEY for work, or for playing games that do not have dark scenes/areas. But I don't think non-gamers/mainly productivity people would spend ~$400 on a monitor. I have used this monitor for general browsing/work/gaming. It gets VERY bright. I have to have Brightness/Contrast turned down quite a bit. NO SPEAKERS. Adjustability is good, and it can be set to a high level. This monitor has ONE FATAL FLAW: the blooming/haloing that bleeds onto dark areas from the light parts is somewhat horrific. The "1152 Dimming Zones" must be a total lie and false advertising or something IDK. I will attach a picture to further my reasoning. It's not just in dark games, but everywhere where there's black/grey. I feel like you will get my point once you see the picture. I really wanted to keep this monitor and enjoy it, but playing games it's just way too obvious and distracting that it has horrible blooming problems. It's almost not even worth it. It's pretty much not much better than a decent IPS monitor. I compared this monitor side-by-side with another IPS 4k 160Hz monitor that is in the same price range from another large company. After my evaluation, I will absolutely be returning this and keep the IPS monitor that's a little cheaper. The blooming is a deal breaker.

2.0

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