Introduction Curved monitors become a self-confident category of monitors. They fit both for gamers, who want to get totally absorbed to the gaming process and for usual users, who want to have a universal monitor for working and watching movies. You can find models with the diagonals of 32-38" and with the resolution from 2560x1080 to 3840x1600.
And today we are going to talk about Acer’s latest XR382CQK 38” ultra-wide monitor. If you want more that QHD its 3840x1600 resolution will surely satisfy you. The given monitor provides FreeSync and 75Hz and excellent quality.
The XR382CQK has 2300mm curve radius, that provides a nice wrap-around effect without image distortion. Because of its tremendous width, the user sits at a comfortable distance and completely fills his or her peripheral vision.
Specifications
Panel Type & Backlight — IPS/W-LED edge array
Screen Size & Aspect Ratio — 38"/21:9
Curve Radius — 2300mm
Max Resolution & …
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