QD-OLED gaming monitors provide some of the most stunning image quality you can get out [[link]] of a panel these days, and this 34-inch ultrawide beauty really shows off the tech at its best. It's our new pick, and while we thought it was too expensive in , it's now at a much more reasonable price. I [[link]] want one. So do you, probably.
Key specs: 34-inch | 3440 x 1440 | 240 Hz | 0.03 ms | QD-OLED
I'll admit, I'm often tempted by ultrawide gaming monitors. While I haven't made the leap just yet, every time I see a good one (particularly if it's an OLED), a small but insistent part of me yearns for it to grace my desk. Enter the , a QD-OLED stunner that I've just spotted with at Newegg.
Anyway, while we've just added this screen in as our new pick (a much-coveted spot, let me tell you), it's not all roses. The design of the frame and the stand leaves a little to be desired, the speakers are rubbish, and the USB-C power is limited to 15 W.
Oh, and it's normally too expensive. Knocking the price down to $700, however, really evens the odds.
So, why do you want a good QD-OLED panel like this one? Well, vibrant colors, inky blacks, all of those OLED cliches—they all make sense when you've seen it in person. This monitor comes with a wide array of presets, too, so configuring it should be a very simple affair, whether you want to make the most of its 99% DCI-P3 coverage for accurate video and photo editing, or crank the settings up for a more saturated-yet-gorgeous viewing experience.
The HDR rating isn't that exciting, being HDR400 True Black certified, but we found it to look so good in SDR mode the high dynamic range stuff isn't really necessary. You also get a decent range of ports, equating to two HDMI 2.1 sockets, a DisplayPort 1.4 connection, USB-C with DP Alt Mode (again, unfortunately limited to 15 W) and a smattering of USB 3.2 downstream cable-swallowers.
It's a new thing, I'm trying it out. Plus, it supports FreeSync Premium Pro, and like most OLEDs, comes with a fast-as-you-like GTG response time—0.03 ms, as is right and proper.
So, do I want one? Yes. Should you consider one? Absolutely, especially at this price. Gigabyte gaming monitors have a habit of dropping to very reasonable levels, and this one looks to be no exception. Hold me back, someone. I'm not going to be able to resist a great ultrawide forever.
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