Acer unveiled refreshed Predator and Nitro gaming monitor lineups, highlighting 3D, high refresh rates and tear‑free technology. All models support AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and NVIDIA G‑SYNC Compatible, and by integrating AMD and NVIDIA sync standards, Acer ensures cross‑platform compatibility for PC users alike. The rollout comes as gamers demand higher frame rates and deeper immersion, pushing manufacturers toward AI‑driven visual processing.

Flagship offerings include the 27‑inch Predator XB273K 3D with 4K resolution, 180 Hz refresh and onboard AI that converts 2D content to 3D via the SpatialLabs app; the 34‑inch Predator X34 F1 QD‑OLED panel delivers 360 Hz, 0.03 ms response and 1800R curvature. Nitro’s catalog adds the 34‑inch XV345CKR P 5K Mini‑LED at 180 Hz, the 31.5‑inch XV320QX 5K 165 Hz with DFR up to 330 Hz, and the 27‑inch XV273U F5 QHD panel capable of 540 Hz (1000 Hz with DFR). Predator and Nitro models include eye‑care tech like BlueLightShield and HDR certifications ranging from DisplayHDR 500 to 1000, enhancing sessions.

Pricing starts at $1,299.99 for the XB273K 3D in North America (€1,499 in EMEA), $1,099.99 for the X34 F1, $899.99 for the Nitro XV345CKR P, $1,099.99 for the XV320QX, and $699.99 for the XV273U F5. Launches span Q3–Q4 2026 across regions. These price points undercut rivals such as Samsung and ASUS, giving Acer a foothold in premium esports hardware.