Lenovo G34w-10 34-Inch WQHD Curved Gaming Monitor, 21:9 Ultra-Wide, 3 Side NearEdgeless, AMD FreeSync, 144Hz, HDMI, DP, Adjustable Stand, VESA

*** 1 year update***I use it almost every day for 3- 8+ hours a day. I game on it. It still is working as good as new. Looks as good as new. My games look gorgeous on it. My movies look gorgeous. Only issue is rare occassions it doesnt grab the signal from my Gpu (Happened on a 1070 and 6700xt so definitely the monitor) But so far, has not been an issue.I will update again at later date if i think of it or something unusual happens.*************************************************Got mine for about 320.00 US. Which honestly is all i feel a monitor like this should cost, id never pay much more. But due to the FAIR price and My trust in lenovo to make at worst a solid product that performs well, I was very comfortable buying this and jumping into Ultrawide rather than 2 monitors.Very happy. Its Worth the money. And from my research, Easily the best value of any 34inch 3440x1440/ 21:9 monitor out there.Stand -stable and excellent, Bit bulky, but it looks good.Monitor/ bevels/ Cords are all well made and looks great. It just looks nice on your desk.Picture Quality- Excellent. Gorgeous.Gaming performance- Excellent. All the qualities at the right price where other monitors over charge for what should be standard in 2021.Plenty of options and a good interface.One slight downside, but not a issue at all- the power "button" is also the menu navigate button. I just rather have them separate, more you use a single button, faster it will ware and be prone to failure. But, not enough to take away from this wonderful monitor.Would buy again. Lenovo makes a solid monitor. This is my 3rd by them and they always look and work great and Theyve always been a better value compared to the competition.

The monitor itself feels premium. The colors are great. It also my first ultra-wide monitor. It prices around $350+ for 3440 x 1440P with 144hz, 10bit color, curved and more. I can’t find anything better than this anywhere else.To set it up properly, here are the following steps:1.) you have to settings. DP select and select DP version 1.4 to get the full experience out of this monitor. And go to your gpu control panel to maxed out settings like 10 bit, rgb and etc.2.) download the driver from the official site to get their color profile.3.) !New Edit - Change the preset to srgb & up the saturation to 75. Brightness around 30 or above and keep contrast 80ish. Also overdrive to extreme.Extra: If you want best color turn freesync premium off, because it on you won't able to get rgb output and limited dynamic range. I'm not sure if it true on amd gpu, but on nvidia gpu it is so. Basically if you game and want tear free experience and minimal stutter I suggest you keep it on. But everything else it best to keep it off as it will bring worse color output.Overall, I’m very impressed.

First off I'd just like to say that the monitor looks and performs better than I expected. It has a sleek and understated design, 144hz, and 1440p for hundreds less than some of the others out there. It's a great value IF you can manage to get one from amazon that isn't damaged.The first one I received has several dead and stuck pixels - not a huge deal to some, but if I'm spending close to $500 on a piece of technology I want the screen to be flawless right from the beginning. Dead pixels have the tendency to multiply, so it wasn't a good sign for the first week of use.I ordered a replacement through amazon customer service and they promptly sent it over. Only the replacement was even worse than the original! There was a large and obvious clump of dead pixels on the left side of the screen. Normally, I would have just requested a refund at this point - but this monitor is the only one that I could find with the type of features and design that I wanted at this price point. I'm currently waiting on a second replacement - so we will see how that one turns out.UPDATE: Got my replacement in the mail. This one seems fine on initial inspection. Third time's the charm, I guess

I've been using this monitor since June 2021, primarily with my MacBook Air 15". While my laptop doesn't support the monitor's fast refresh rate (capped at 60Hz output), the screen's size, color accuracy, brightness, and quality of the stand have been impressive.The monitor was purchased refurbished, and initially, I noticed a dead pixel in the upper right corner. However, this issue resolved itself over time and is no longer present.In terms of durability, this monitor has proven itself. It survived a poorly packed cross-country move in a U-Haul, showing its resilience. The stand has become a bit stiffer post-move, but it's a minor issue compared to the overall performance.Additionally, I've paired it with a 27" QHD Acer monitor, which I got during a Black Friday sale for $109. This new setup provides even more screen real estate and matches the vertical height and pixels per inch (PPI) of my primary monitor almost perfectly. This combination has significantly enhanced my workspace.

This monitor works 85% of the time as intended but sometimes it just straight up glitches out. Sometimes the FPS drops to 60 and wont go back up unless you restart the monitor, other times you turn on the pc and the monitor is a MESS lines everywhere picture is glitched out repeating graphics what and not just repluging the DP will fix it. Its minor inconveniences from time to time which get fixed in like 5 seconds but they happen and definitely show this thing is low quality. Besides the weird issues doesn't have amazing colors but it looks pretty good and its not the brightest but its perfectly okay for moderately illuminated rooms if your monitors facing the sun tho probably not goanna work but what monitor will?SO yeah price to features/specs/annoying bugs is IMO just right but if you have more money just don't get this.