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Monoprice 35in Zero-G Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor V2 - 1800R, 21:9, 3440x1440p, UWQHD, 120Hz, AMD FreeSync, 4ms, $319.97
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 11/24/23 |  Monoprice | $229.99 |
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| 11/03/23 | Monoprice | $254.99 |
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 11/22/22 | Monoprice | $272 frontpage |
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 07/13/21 | Monoprice | $300 frontpage |
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This is the Target deal. It had a few hours window before it went dead. https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/fp/660100
It'll come back. Just be patient. Worse is that it comes back at 300 which has been the latest trend. However, if you need it right away..320 isn't bad. I bought the Target deal and debating whether to keep it just because of the good pricing or return it since I like the Costco LG version but it's more expensive.
This is a good wide screen monitor -also my first. I've played a few PC games so far (forgot to try Flight Simulator). It's worked out pretty well. The screen is bright enough. My room isn't particular bright. Colors are fine. There is 120 Hz. HDR is a but tricky. Some things I've been doing actually looks better with HDR off.
I've also been playing with my XBOX Series S and colors look good after some fine tuning. I did contact customer service via chat, and apparently 1440p can only be achieved via display port. I found that to be a bit of a bummer, especially for the fact that information was no where to be found.
Finally, the screen is not adjustable, and the physical buttons are pretty annoying to use.
This link might be useful:
https://www.tomshardwar
This is a good wide screen monitor -also my first. I've played a few PC games so far (forgot to try Flight Simulator). It's worked out pretty well. The screen is bright enough. My room isn't particular bright. Colors are fine. There is 120 Hz. HDR is a but tricky. Some things I've been doing actually looks better with HDR off.
I've also been playing with my XBOX Series S and colors look good after some fine tuning. I did contact customer service via chat, and apparently 1440p can only be achieved via display port. I found that to be a bit of a bummer, especially for the fact that information was no where to be found.
Finally, the screen is not adjustable, and the physical buttons are pretty annoying to use.
This link might be useful:
https://www.tomshardwar
Are you going to keep the monitor? I've recent bought the LG 35 in Costco and it's for 400. Price wise huge difference, however the color on the LG is a bit better out of the box, comes with adjustable stand, the button is so much easier to use. However the highest hz I got was 108hz on the LG compared to monoprice of 120. Also the back light bleeding isn't as bad on the LG compared to the monoprice. Im torn in keeping it or returning it.
The LG is nice but more money once again. This is curved and my first curved and soon I'd like to add a second and third monitor to try out flight simulator. So far, playing Halo on XBOX has been pretty cool.
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This is a good wide screen monitor -also my first. I've played a few PC games so far (forgot to try Flight Simulator). It's worked out pretty well. The screen is bright enough. My room isn't particular bright. Colors are fine. There is 120 Hz. HDR is a but tricky. Some things I've been doing actually looks better with HDR off.
I've also been playing with my XBOX Series S and colors look good after some fine tuning. I did contact customer service via chat, and apparently 1440p can only be achieved via display port. I found that to be a bit of a bummer, especially for the fact that information was no where to be found.
Finally, the screen is not adjustable, and the physical buttons are pretty annoying to use.
This link might be useful:
https://www.tomshardware.com/revi...-g-35-inch [tomshardware.com]
I ended up returning it because of how bad the ghosting was.
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1. The stand is too short and isn't adjustable. Any suggestions for a good VESA stand?
2. The OSD is hard to use and I miss being able to adjust brightness, contrast, etc from the Dell DDM program. I just found this program that lets you adjust settings from a window or command line vis VCP. The window interface is clunky and generic, but it works. Anybody have a better solution?
https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/con...nitor.htm