34U100 FSYNC 21:9 34" WQHD (3440x1440) FreeSync Curved Gaming Monitor DP, HDMI, DVI, Flicker Free & Low Blue Light, 3ms&100Hz, 1800R

EDIT: After about 3 weeks I ended up returning mine. I started to loose connection with my computer when starting certain programs and games. It would simply go to standby mode and I would have to restart my computer and un-plug and re-plug in the displayport cable to get it to be recognized again. I was using a very good quality displayport cable not the junk one that comes with the monitor. I will leave the original review up below because I feel it still has some important information. Be advised that these are indeed "B grade rated" Samsung Panels used in these Korean monitors and do not come without short comings. Samsung sells them off to companies like Crossover because they are tested and deemed sub-standard but still functional and usable. Mine unfortunately had connectivity issues probably not detectable by Crossover in their limited time testing before packaging and selling, I can only assume. You take your chances getting a really good one so be advised..(ORIGINAL REVIEW)Not going to sugar coat this review.. This monitor isn't anywhere near perfect but for lite gaming and production purposes its not too bad. Its got a little bit more motion blur than I'd like during gaming and noticeable ghosting, but mostly in fast paced fps shooters such as BF1, PUBG etc.. Literally everything else is very playable. Colors are rich and accurate after some time spent calibrating. Gray uniformity is not very good however. When on a white background you can see very uneven dark and light blotches randomly across the display. Not unusable but visible. I do love the 1800r curve however as I feel that anything this size needs one. Its very hard to describe you simply have to experience it. With my GTX 1080 I hover around 90FPS with most AAA games with a mix of High and Max settings. This monitor out of the box is 100hz. Overall a decent value given its specs. I take 2 stars off. One for what I would have to say is embellished specs. The response time measures in at almost 27ms not 3ms. I have tested it with a meter. The other star off for lack of a stock VESA mount. I had to go to the hardware store and rig one up. In the end its well worth the asking price compared to the name brand Samsung for $200+ more. My 3rd Crossover monitor all of which still work. Word to the wise thought. Don't buy this as an end all be all for gaming. Its simply too slow response time.

Screen is very nice in many way excatly what i have expceted, except one little glitch that it has, i'm not sure if it's the manufacturing problem or since it was refurbished as memory secives me right. But again while i'm playing or in random cases there bill be the slightly noticeable twitch like the frames are not syncing right for like less than a second. And switching between 60-100Hz doesn't help. Also they marketed it that it has 144Hz on 1080 with DP, which it doesn't. I've tried DOTA 2 and only selections are 100 and 60HZ under 1080P. Which is a bummer wrong advertisement.But over all it's ok.... since nobody else had 144Hz anyway :-) i guess that feature missing wouldn't change muchand that glitch isn't that super bothersome, i guess i'll stick it out with this display until i'll get more richer and i'll go for bigger and better brands.I use to have YAMAKASI and this is my second korean cheap display the first one was good didn't had problems with it in terms of performance.But again if you can afford it PLEASE do buy something like ASUS Acer or Samsung or some big brand.

So far after a year of owningpros: 1. My monitor has little to no cursor ghosting2. Arrived with no dead pixels and as of now only has 1 dead pixel3. No screen flicker4. Looks great in games at 3440x1440cons: 1. Speakers are horrible better off hooking up a secondary speaker2. When it arrived it menu was in Korean made it extremely difficult to find the language option but it did have an English language optionI'll update more if more pixels die or any other problems come up

I was hunting down a ultrawide monitor for a long time, and honestly got to the point where I said "forget it, I am gonna pull the trigger on something more exspensive", this is the MOST EXPENSIVE MONITOR IVE EVER BOUGHT! but seriously it is worth every penny. No issues with the panel, no dead pixel's, the monitor looks gorgeous!, the only downside to me is the non standard vesa mount, but I got over it using a monitor stand (the legs are super long on this thing.) I am happy with the monitor as a whole.

I was originally happy with this monitor, but over time I've noticed numerous issues with quality control.There are weird brightness smudges that appear to be maybe something with the diffuser sheet. I also get weird white lines that come up from the bottom of the screen and cover the entire taskbar for the first few minutes while I use it. After a short while they seem to go away, but clearly a sign of a defective monitor.Looks like this particular monitor is no longer available, but just steer clear of this brand if they even exist anymore.

The stand came damaged with the paint flaking off one of the legs.The screen has some horizontal artifacts when I move windows around. I tried multiple computers with multiple cables. I reached out to the seller and they advised that I could send it to Korea for repair or they will give me $30 refund. Not acceptable.

Two months later, no dead pixels or flickering. I can't complain much considering what I paid for it. My main issue is the huge stand and the fact that the height can't be adjusted. Other than that, the colors are OK, the image quality is great, and there is only a tiny bit of light bleed.Edit: A year and a half later there's a single stuck pixel. It's annoying, but for what I paid for the monitor I don't think I can complain(much)

This is a great deal. Inexpensive, but has a very good picture. I was worried about missing pixels, but mine was fine. I guess I got luck.