Pros: 144Hz, G Sync,mobility, sturdy

Cons: Default settings give a weird red glow if you view the monitor, even a little, from below. Now that I've customized everything it's gone.
Changing from G Sync to normal or vice versa can take some seconds. (first world problem)
I also didn't know only G Sync only works with a Display Port cable.

Other Thoughts: 144hz and G Sync do make a change! My gaming experience has truly changed.

Pros: No dead pixels, Adjustable stand, Matte bezel, Uniform, Crisp and Vibrant image.

Cons: My first monitor was from the September 2014 batch and had a number of issues. Dead Pixel, Power button didn't function correctly, 3D light kept coming on and off, scan lines, heavy flickering, unsmooth g sync, pink and green tint on top and bottom of screen.

Other Thoughts: This 2nd monitor has none of those issues... It's perfect. Well worth the price.

I was torn and wanted to get the Acer 1440p G Sync display, but I didn't want to gamble with the bad QC everyone was experiencing. So I bought this one instead. Sure the first one was totally broken... But the 2nd one is how a $600 monitor should look and work.

Manufacture date on 2nd monitor is, Nov 2014.

Pros: - Fantastic configuration options
- Beautiful G-Sync
- Comes with a DisplayPort cable
- Blue light reduction feature
- Very crisp display
- Looks sharp on my desk, very easy to maneuver.
- USBs were on the left, very easy for my desk.

Cons: - One time I turned the display on after coming home from work and it had a very fuzzy picture. I had to reboot the computer to fix it but haven't seen the issue since. I'm guessing it was drivers.

Other Thoughts: - Instructions were a little hard to read, but assembly was easy.
- Plug ins are on the bottom side of the monitor, so it's a bit annoying to plug everything in (do this before you mount it!).
- Make sure your video card is supported before buying this for use with Gsync.

Pros: -The handle is as strudy as it gets
-Gsync is awesome, obviously
-The white are stellar compared to my secondary monitor
-Everything
-144hz vs 60hz is like night and day. Motion blur be gone

Cons: -It makes my second monitor look like a 50$ piece of garbage.
-The price.

Pros: Great monitor. I had to wait for this one, as it's the only G-sync monitor with HDMI inputs. That's a huge boon for me, as I also game on consoles, and use the same monitor for both.

Super smooth all of the time in G-sync, except when dipping below 30FPS, but even then compared to regular monitors it's super smooth. Once you go G-sync you don't go back. I run this with a 780ti to take advantage of the high refresh rate.

Colors are good right out of the box, but if you're like me you'll adjust them anyway to make sure you're getting the best picture.

Very slick menu layout, easy to use. The controller doesn't seem to work in g-sync mode for some reason, but the touch buttons are so smooth I can't even complain.

Very adjustable, if you can't find the right angle with the monitor, you won't be able to with any monitor.

Super pretty, very aesthetically pleasing.

Cool headset stand on the back

I wouldn't want any other monitor on the market.

Cons: None

Pros: - 144 hz
- 1ms refresh
- G-sync on the Display Port
- High Contrast
- Good QA - no dead Pixels - no Bleed
- Easy menu to use
- Quick profile switching
- Quality Monitor Stand
- Wall mount 100x100 compatible
- Has DVI, HDMI and DP
- USB pass through side ports

I was using a ASUS VG248QE 24" 144Hz prior to this one. This monitor is noticably sharper and clearer than the ASUS gaming monitor. The BenQ monitor also has noticably less wash and a better black than the ASUS versions.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I was using the ASUS 144hz gaming monitor without the G-sync version. I decided to try this one out to see if it made a difference. I have to say that it is minimal. The G-sync is awesome however if you are currently using a 144hz monitor the smoothness improvement is only minor.

However, if your coming from a 60Hz monitor you will see a big Difference in graphical smoothness.

Pros: G-Sync is totally je ne sais quoi. It is hard to describe until you try it. The color is very accurate out of the box. BenQ has a very good reputation when it comes to gaming monitor and now I know why.

Acer is cheaper but the color is just not as good. Asus is too expensive and the color is not as good.
Some of the functions are disabled if you use G-Sync. Since I buy the monitor mostly for G-Sync, I don't mind.
It is pricey but it looks so good.

Cons: S-switch and other functions are disabled if you use G-sync. You also need to change the frequency in the display driver's setting.
It is a bit pricey for a 24 inch. G-sync is enabled automatically for me once I hook up display port. The display port wire and the power cable are a bit too short.

Pros: G-Sync is totally je ne sais quoi. It is hard to describe until you try it. The color is very accurate out of the box. BenQ has a very good reputation when it comes to gaming monitor and now I know why.

Acer is cheaper but the color is just not as good. Asus is too expensive and the color is not as good.

Cons: Some of the functions are disabled if you use G-Sync. Since I buy the monitor mostly for G-Sync, I don't mind.
It is pricey but it looks so good.

Pros: This monitor has some really nice color detail. The monitor it replaced was the acer g60 which had a fixed height on it, this monitor is so easy to adjust for perfect line of sight i love it.
You don't realize you have screen tearing until you don't. This was a huge improvement on my gaming experience.

Cons: The controller for the monitor does not seem to work when using the Gsync engine, which is not a huge problem because there is a touch menu on the front of the bezel.

Other Thoughts: Not really a con but Gsync is only supported through display port. Which means if you have a mini display port you will need a adapter from mini display to display port..

Pros: I Love My Screen, my computer is my T.V. entertainment, gaming. I expect a lot from it and am happy with it.

Cons: Only one thing, when watching Netflix at first is blurry and slowly clears up. But not bad.