What the stand affords is excellent ergonomic adjustments, with a high degree of tilt, swivel, pivot, and height adjustments available. The back leg sticks out, so you can’t press the monitor up against the wall with a shallow desk. The stand takes up a decent amount of desk space thanks to its floating design. It seems Acer is billing this is a both a monitor for gaming and professional work, and I love the balance the Predator X28 strikes between the two. But this could sit in a more professional setting without standing out. It’s undeniably a gaming monitor, with Predator logo badges on the base and back of the stand. There’s no RGB on this design, and I’m a fan of it. It’s a great stand, and getting it set up was much easier than the HP Omen 27c. The base connects to the stand with a captive thumbscrew, and the whole thing hooks into the back of the display before locking in place. It comes in two parts, and it’s entirely tool-less.

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