News Acer Predator X45 OLED Gaming Monitor Lands as Newegg Exclusive

[Admin]

The Acer Predator X45 should be a worthy competitor for the acrobatic Corsair Xeneon Flex.

Acer Predator X45 OLED Gaming Monitor Lands as Newegg Exclusive : Read more

 

[cknobman]

$1600!!!
These will sell like hotcakes!

 

[oofdragon]

What a waste of opportunity... this is like a 1440p 32 inch and a 1080p 27 inch. EVERYBODY knows the pixels are clearly visible at these sizes and resolutions, it's a DOA for anyone that check the review in these. Make it 2560p only for 27, 3440p for 34 and 5120 for 49, is it that hard fgs? I'm so much into 4K at 40" that the only monitor that caught my attention in the last year is the Odyssey 59"

I recommend everyone to test 42inch and 48inch OLED 120HZ TVS as monitors for playing at native 4K or native 3840x1440p. It's AMAZING

 

[oofdragon]

$1600!!!
These will sell like hotcakes!

Anyone into OLEDs right now should stick with tvs IMO, can be bought now even as low as $600 and 120Hz to 240Hz definetly not noticeable, not even near the same upgrade as going from 24/27 to 42/48.

 

[TheOtherOne]

Slap a Display Port output on one of many sub $900 TVs in the market, label it "Gaming Monitor" and sell it for nearly 100% markup!

 

[TMRichard]

Why does every OLED panel manufacturer insist on not creating 27-28" panels? I find it shocking that almost every other size range has a High-PPI (120+), 120Hz OLED unit on the market except for the 27-28" range.
Is it really that much to ask for 4 features? I don't need RGB, don't need a curve, don't need it flexible, don't need touch screen, don't need ultra-wide -- just give me a simple damn screen, is it really that hard? All I'm looking for in an OLED screen is:
4K
27" or 28"
120hz or more
VRR

 

[Wilazn]

I would get this but the resolution is putting me off. For a display this size the pixel density is horrible.

 

[scottsoapbox]

Why does every OLED panel manufacturer insist on not creating 27-28" panels? I find it shocking that almost every other size range has a High-PPI (120+), 120Hz OLED unit on the market except for the 27-28" range.
Is it really that much to ask for 4 features? I don't need RGB, don't need a curve, don't need it flexible, don't need touch screen, don't need ultra-wide -- just give me a simple damn screen, is it really that hard? All I'm looking for in an OLED screen is:
4K
27" or 28"
120hz or more
VRR

Because that’s tiny.

 

[Order 66]

Why does every OLED panel manufacturer insist on not creating 27-28" panels? I find it shocking that almost every other size range has a High-PPI (120+), 120Hz OLED unit on the market except for the 27-28" range.
Is it really that much to ask for 4 features? I don't need RGB, don't need a curve, don't need it flexible, don't need touch screen, don't need ultra-wide -- just give me a simple damn screen, is it really that hard? All I'm looking for in an OLED screen is:
4K
27" or 28"
120hz or more
VRR

I agree

Because that’s tiny.

The reason I don't want anything bigger is because my desk is not deep enough to accommodate such a monitor otherwise I would go for a 32-inch+ OLED.