Nixeus EDG 34” Ultrawide 3440 x 1440 AMD Radeon FreeSync Certified 144Hz 1500R Curved Gaming Monitor with Tilt Only Stand (NX-EDG34S)

Is very big and Nice monitor! It was gift for my husband and he is a gamer he know what is good ! Definitely worth the money!

I've been using this monitor for a few weeks now, so it's about time for a review.Out of the box, I was very impressed. The stand is very sturdy and easy to assemble, though the instructions aren't very clear on which screws to use. It's also not adjustable height wise, but luckily it's perfect for my setup. I had purchased a DP 1.4 cable, but this monitor came with one. Upon starting it up, I was absolutely blown away by the colors and clarity. Still haven't felt a need to mess with the colors on the OSD, I simply enabled 10-bit in the Nvidia control panel as well as FreeSync.Paired with a 1080ti and a Ryzen 1700, I have no problem getting 100+fps on max settings on most games. I don't have the slightest bit of ghosting with the response time set to low, which is very impressive for a VA panel. I'm glad I chose this instead of the more expensive LG with an IPS panel. I also wasn't sure if I'd like the aggressive curve, but I actually do. It does make gaming feel slightly more immersive.There are a few issues though, it's not perfect. There is a tiny bit of glow at the top and bottom, but I only notice it when booting my PC. It's not that bad, certainly nothing compared to an IPS panel. But it does exist, unlike my TN panel. Not really an issue, just thought I'd mention it. The other issue is flickering when using FreeSync. It's FreeSync certified between 48-144hz, so expect it to flicker when you're hitting less than that in games. Generally loading screens are 30hz, which is the only time I notice it. I contacted Nixeus, and they said that is normal and turning down the brightness helps. I turned my brightness down to 20 (still plenty bright enough) and it almost completely went away. After researching, this is expected with all 144hz 3440x1440p G-Sync/FreeSync (mainly FreeSync) monitors to some degree.Overall, if this monitor was $800, I would still recommend it. At the price of $600 (I paid $550 during pre-order) it is an amazing bang for your buck. If you have a 1080ti, 2080, 2080 Super, or 2080ti, I would definitely jump on this.

The Nixeus EDG 34” ultrawide monitor is amazing for gaming with its sharp resolution at 1440p and 144hz smooth refresh rate. The immersive experience is fantastic. The only downside is that it could be brighter with more rich and vivid color.

When i read some of the reviews on here for this product, I was a bit worried about this monitor. That said, the features it offered at the $550 price point were very appealing, so I had to give it a chance. I am very glad I did!I love the crazy amount of screen real estate I have now. It had no stuck pixels or other manufacturing defects out of the box. I am using my own VESA mount, which was a little cumbersome to install, but is much more versatile than the included stand.The screen was calibrated weirdly out of the box, but windows has a color calibration feature that did the trick for getting everything to look fantastic! The 1440p is a great resolution for the 34" size without sacrificing too much performance. I have a GTX 1080, and can play many games such as Forza Horizon 4, Ghost Recon Wildlands, and Far Cry 5 on high settings while maintaining between 60-80 fps. Rocket League runs at a buttery 144 fps on maxed settings. Flight Simulator 2020 can be run at high-end settings ~50 to 60 fps with this setup, and looks absolutely gorgeous with the extra screen wideness.Multitasking and browsing the internet is also easier thanks to the extra space. I am very happy with this purchase, and likely will be for another 5 years until i get the itch to upgrade to a 4K 49" super ultrawide or something.

When I ordered this monitor, I did quite a bit of searching. I only had a couple of requirements so I was fairly open. I wanted a 34"-35" monitor with 144mhz speed. The Nixeus hit my radar after a fair amount of searching. In the end, it had pretty good reviews on Amazon and it was one of the least expensive 144mhz panels I could find in my size range. I was a little worried about some reviews that indicated bad pixels or poor manufacturing quality but I decided to purchase anyway. The use case was a good size monitor that I could use in my home office for working at home and then repurpose for gaming when this mess is all over. Below are some observations:Pro:-The monitor seems to have very good build quality-The stand is a bit "thinner" but I would not call it flimsy at all.-The picture is great and no tearing observed (although not stressing it yet)-My usage isnt really maxing performance but overall, I am very happy with the monitorCon:-The product page indicated shipping which made me expect ~10-14 days. It took almost 4 weeks for delivery. (by the way, this wasnt a terrible con.. just wanted it sooner.)