Acer Nitro SpatialLabs View ASV15-1B 15.6" Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 Portable Stereoscopic 3D Display | Ultra Slim Design | Gamers and 3D-Enthusiasts I Eye Tracking | Real-Time Rendering | AI Technologies

Sin duda alguna el mejor monitor en el que he experimentado el 3D al igual sus colores y calidad de imagen en 4K y sus esquisto sonido mi nota es de 9/10 debido a los perfiles de los juegos si acer agregaran más títulos continuamente sería fantástico

Does an Excellet job. Tracking is very good.Just wish it had a stand alone feature that wasn't dependent on the pc.Also that you didn't have to load each image in the player one at a time..it would be nice if it could next and previous thru all your images in a given directory.I love the model viewer. 2d to 3d so so.

Use it daily for viewing 3D designs. I wish the model viewer was a little more feature rich, and could rotate models freely. Fantastic to see my design contours prior to fabrication. I played with the 3D game portion and that is mind blowingly cool, the truegame ultra's remind me of old school 3d vision, true 3D not buffer 3d. Very very little crosstalk, much less than iZ3D from back in the day. Colors are Oled rich (blacks are good for LCD but not oled quality). 3d is fantastic, makes my computer design much easier

I have never owned a 3D monitor nor even a 3D TV when those were a thing. I thought it was all a bit gimmicky to be honest. I still think that to a certain extent but after using this Acer Predator SpatialLabs View 27 PSV27-2 27" Ultra HD Stereoscopic 3D Gaming Display I am convinced we are so close to having something truly spectacular in the 3D space - eventually when games focus more on it. This is also the first monitor I've had with speakers in a long time - maybe decades. I have been a headphones guy for awhile now so it was a bit liberating to free my ears and have speakers for once. So far after using this monitor for about 3 months I am impressed with the sound, visuals and the quality it can achieve for video and games. The refresh rate seems great and I don't notice any artifacting or tearing in any of the games I've been playing nor the kids' games either. It is butter smooth game play so far. I am using a display port with a 40 series Nvidia GFX card on a pretty modern computer. The monitor displays colors and blacks in a very vibrant but crisp way is probably the best I can describe it. Compared to my older LED monitor from a major brand, it is lightyears better.The list of compatible games is pretty long but the kids have been playing Minecraft, Dragon Ball, Dragon Quest and Sonic among others while I have mainly played Dark Soul, the Witcher, Final Fantasy and World of Warcraft (not supported but works well). None of the games have given us any issues and it seems like they keep adding more games. I'd say the big thing is while the monitor may be amazing, some of these game developers haven't seemed to put a lot of effort in 3D yet but maybe that will change over time. I've also watched movies on it and it looks really cool. Overall, I am super happy with this Acer Predator 3D gaming monitor and can't wait to see how far 3D can go in the future!

For normal application use this monitor is 5 stars+. Text is sharp, colors are nice, and the high refresh rate (up to 160hz) allows for super smooth scrolling. But the purpose of this monitor is for use with 3D gaming, or 3D CAD. I tried a couple of games in 3D, and it does work. It can be a bit finicky to get the viewing just right. The biggest issue right now is that there are not many games that support it. There is a list on Spatial Labs web site so check that out first and see if your favorite games are there. They do include an App that will make any game somewhat 3D. It tries its best and the affect is not great in my testing. This is mainly because it simply puts some items in the front but since it does not have enough info to fully draw the item, it shows up flat and unrealistic. It is amazing how this monitor can create a 3D affect but no glasses are needed! One issue they need to fix is the spatial reality eye tracking service is always running and uses 10% CPU even if you are not running a game. I had to change those services to startup manually.