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Acer Predator Z1 Review : Behind the Curve?

Acer Predator Z1 Review : Behind the Curve?

Posted on August 6, 2016December 10, 2018 By Jarvis

The 27-inch Acer Predator Z1 occupies a curious middle ground in the world of gaming monitors. It’s curved, but compact. It has a high-end look and feel (and price), but it outputs at 1080p instead of 4K. The $599 Z1 has some neat lighting, makes most games look great and offers G-Sync for extra-smooth graphics. But considering you can get a 4K display for its price, you’ll have to seriously consider just how much a curved screen means to you.

Design

When I think of curved gaming monitors, I normally picture massive pieces of machinery that engulf my entire desk. That’s why I was so stunned by our 27-inch version of the Predator Z1, which makes a huge impression within a relatively compact frame.
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