Amazon has
34" AOC CU34G2X UWQHD 3440x1440 VA 1ms 144Hz Curved Frameless Gaming Monitor for
$311.99.
Shipping is free.
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phoinix for finding this deal.
Specs (
source):
- Resolution: 3440x1440 (UltraWide Quad HD 2K+)
- Response Time: 1ms
- Refresh Rate: 144Hz
- Panel Type: VA
- Curve Radius: 1500mm
- 3-Sided Frameless Design
- Height Adjustable Stand
- 3-Year Zero Bright Dot Replacement
- Inputs
- 4x USB 3.2 Hub Inputs/Output
- 2x DisplayPort 1.4
- 2x HDMI 2.0
Top Comments
What I do have an opinion on is AOC's warranty -- it's wonderful.
On monitors like this, on top of the standard warranty they have a one-time, no questions asked replacement warranty for the first year. Doesn't matter if the damage is your fault or not.
I accidentally hit my monitor with something while moving and it ruined it. Unuseable.
I requested a RMA and they provided one. Within a week or so I had my replacement monitor.
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G34WQC (VA) has been ~300$ a few times too...
but yeah, their post is nonsense. anywhere around 300$ is a good price for a 34'' VA UWQHD.
https://i.imgur.com/BLKYHpk.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/6jbWsc9.jpg
Guess not. ๐
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Guess not. ๐
No dead pixels. Bright enough unless maybe you have direct sunlight on your screen (I keep them 80% brightness in a moderately lit room). Resolution is good (3440x1440) for ultrawide curved monitors. Refresh rate goes 144hz and plays nice with both G-sync and Freesync. Covers most of the srgb and most of the Adobe RGB gamut for photo/video editing. Supports split-screen input (PIP) but see below for more info.
Cons (keeping in mind the price):
Menus / buttons are workable but awkward (as many monitors are). TIP: There is an AOC app that can control settings called "G-Menu". Very basic, however.
Input switching with the buttons/menus can be a nuisance if you're not quick enough before they timeout. Split screen/PIP option requires the use of the menus and it can be annoying if you switch options often.
The integrated USB hub is incredibly difficult/awkward to use. Forget it exists. The ports are on the rear of the display and located far enough up to make it problematic.
The monitors show an HDR option. That's a joke/lie. These are not bright enough to do anything with HDR. Also forget that this exists.
Elden Ring (and many other games) don't support ultrawide resolutions without hacks/mods. Not the monitor's fault, though!
Can't comment on the OEM stands because I didn't use them.
I'd strongly suggest learning to use Windows Snap (Windows Key + Arrow Keys) and Windows PowerToys - FancyZones. That makes managing screen real estate / windows much easier.
G34WQC (VA) has been ~300$ a few times too...
but yeah, their post is nonsense. anywhere around 300$ is a good price for a 34'' VA UWQHD.
I would not go with a flat monitor at that size, I have a 29 inch flat ultrawork at work, and it's borderline weird looking at it... Your field of view is more of a curve, so it's better off with a curved monitor at 34 inches.
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What I do have an opinion on is AOC's warranty -- it's wonderful.
On monitors like this, on top of the standard warranty they have a one-time, no questions asked replacement warranty for the first year. Doesn't matter if the damage is your fault or not.
I accidentally hit my monitor with something while moving and it ruined it. Unuseable.
I requested a RMA and they provided one. Within a week or so I had my replacement monitor.
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