Acer Unveils 65-Inch Predator 4K HDR Gaming Display

It's not just TVs that are getting bigger, monitors are too, and Acer turned up to CES with a huge new monitor aimed squarely at gamers. It's chosen the Predator Big Format Gaming Display, or Predator BFG for short, and it's 65 inches.

CES 2022 bug art At a desk, it's unlikely you'd exist able to view the entirety of this monitor without a lot of head motion. However, motion a little further away and introduce a sofa and you lot potentially accept the ultimate in gaming display for the living room. This 65-inch console offers a 4K resolution with HDR back up, a 120Hz refresh rate, and 1,000 nits top luminance with local dimming for meliorate blacks. Very shine and tear-free gaming is also promised thanks to the inclusion of Nvidia G-Sync.

Some other reason to consider the Predator every bit a living room rather than desk monitor is the fact Acer built-in Nvidia Shield hardware. That means you can stream movies and Telly without need of a separate streaming box and use the included Shield controller for gaming. I also assume this opens upwardly admission to Android games.

Even though a remote and Shield controller are included, you don't actually demand them to interact with the display. Acer too decided to incorporate Google Assistant so that the Predator can double as vocalisation-activated smart abode controller.

As HotHardware reports, Acer isn't sharing details about the Predator BFG pricing or a release date. As there's nothing really novel inside this gaming monitor I doubt we'll be waiting long before it appears for sale. Every bit for pricing, most 4K 65-inch TVs fall into the $one,000-$ane,600 range, then we shouldn't expect the Predator BFG to be whatsoever cheaper than that. If anything, the inclusion of G-Sync and Shield components will take the price higher.

Acer already uses the Predator make for smaller G-Sync gaming monitors, only the Predator BFG looks similar a clear play to replace your Telly. If yous game on an Xbox One X and PS4 Pro, information technology'south certainly a tempting offer, especially equally it boasts back up for HDR.