No question, the Acer XR382CQK will put a big dent in your wallet, but its performance and generous feature set justify its lofty price. Its massive 38-inch IPS panel delivers crisp, accurate colors and very good grayscale performance, and its sharp curve makes you feel closer to the action than...

Loaded with features including multiple game modes and lighting effects; AMD FreeSync enabled; Solid performance; Three-year warranty

Expensive; Some ports are difficult to access

We started off by saying that curved ultra-wide monitors are clearly here to stay and not just a passing folly. The XR382CQK only helps to solidify that statement. It is not a gimmick by any means, but a serious display with top-shelf performance and solid gaming chops.

Enormous screen area; Ideal curvature; 3840x1600 resolution; Bright & clear image; Doesn't require calibration; 75Hz; FreeSync; USB-C input

No overdrive in FreeSync mode; No blur-reduction; Expensive

Got 2 of these and it's like you're immersed into it. only thing is u gotta use display port. hdmi is flaky. looks cooler and same panel but cheaper than the LG

Product was dead on arrival. Already shipped it out to Acer for repair and still waiting for it to be sent back. I'll update this review once I have it back and can actually use it.

The Acer 38in monitor as huge screen excellent picture great for gaming plus led lights underneath monitor plus looks amazing watching movies brought this for my son

So happy with this screen that I went a week later and bought a 2nd one for the office and paid for it personally. I spend a lot of time in front of it so very worth it. No issues, lots of ports in back and you don't have to build anything, just pull it out of the box and go.

Great monitor. No dead pixels. Good price and value.

If you were looking to game on a giant curved monitor, Acer is ready to take your money.

The near frameless 3,440x1,600-resolution display is designed to immerse you in whatever you're doing.

The XR382CQK ($1,299.99) is not only the newest member of Acer's impressive stable of gaming monitors, it's also the biggest. Based on a 38-inch In-Plane Switching (IPS) panel, this display uses AMD's FreeSync adaptive synchronization technology to eliminate screen artifacts and provide ultra-smooth gaming action, and it delivers accurate colors and solid grayscale performance. It comes with numerous digital video ports, USB-C connectivity, a four-port USB 3.0 hub, advanced color settings, and lots of gamer-friendly features, including multiple game modes and lighting effects. It's our Editors' Choice for extra-large-screen gaming monitors. Design and Features Like the same-size LG 38UC99-W ($887.99 at Amazon) , you'll need lots of room on your desktop to accommodate the XR382CQK($910.00 at Amazon), as it measures 23.1 by 35.3 by 12.1 inches (HWD). Alternately, you can hang the 24-pound cabinet on a wall using an optional VESA mounting kit. The black, bezel-free cabinet is suppor...

The 38-inch Acer XR382CQK curved-screen monitor offers accurate colors and stellar gaming performance. It's expensive, but its extensive feature set and humongous screen are worth the price.

Loaded with features including multiple game modes and lighting effects; AMD FreeSync enabled; Solid performance; Three-year warranty

Expensive; Some ports are difficult to access