Michał Stekla
Acer is not slowing down and is hitting where gamers and home users love it most: high refresh rates, razor-sharp OLED panels, and features you won't find in a regular monitor. The new line of Predator and Nitro displays for 2025 is a blend of pure performance with the convenience of smart TV – and it looks like a serious battle is brewing for the market.
Predator X27U F5 and Predator X27 X – two approaches to uncompromising gaming!
Both new Predators feature 26.5-inch QD-OLED panels, which means deep blacks, excellent color reproduction (DCI-P3 99%), and color accuracy below Delta E 2 – in practice: the eye won’t catch the difference.
X27U F5 is a screen for fast shooters – WQHD resolution and absurd 500 Hz refresh rate. Plus, 0.03 ms GTG response time and VESA TrueBlack 500 certification.
X27 X targets gamers wanting to combine 4K UHD quality with smoothness – 240 Hz, the same response time, and a slightly lower HDR400 certification.
Both monitors support AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and will be available in Europe in Q3 2025 – X27U F5 is expected to cost 899 euros (about 3890 PLN), and X27 X – 1099 euros (about 4750 PLN). Of course, the final price in Poland may vary depending on the euro exchange rate and store margins.
Nitro GA321QK P and GA341CUR W0 – monitors with... Google TV?
This is not a mistake. Acer has stuffed its monitors with the Google TV television system, which provides access to 400,000 movies, TV shows, and VOD applications. Sounds absurd? Maybe, but it works. These models are for those who do not want to connect either a console or a laptop to the monitor – because everything can be launched from the screen.
GA321QK P: 31.5 inches, 4K UHD, 165 Hz, 0.05 ms (GTG), 99% sRGB coverage.
GA341CUR W0: 34 inches, Ultra-Wide QHD, 240 Hz, 1 ms (VRB), also 99% sRGB.
Additionally, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Google Cast, and built-in speakers. Perfect for a desk or living room – something between a monitor and a TV for gamers.
Nitro PG271K – mobile 4K for nomads?
Acer adds another model – Nitro PG271K. This is a 27-inch portable IPS screen with 4K at 72 Hz, which you can switch to Full HD at 144 Hz with one click. It has a foldable stand, VESA support, and costs from 499 euros.
Acer clearly understands that gamers and home users want more than just a "nice screen." They want a multitasking device that is fast, flexible, and with quality that takes your breath away. And it looks like that's exactly what they'll get.
