Lenovo G34w-10 34-Inch WQHD Curved Gaming Monitor, 21:9 Ultra-Wide, 3 Side NearEdgeless, 3440 x 1440, AMD FreeSync, 144Hz, HDMI, DP, Adjustable Stand, VESA, 66A1GCCBUS, Black

Compromises on some features. In my opinion. . the 21:9 aspect ratio AKA the goldilocks zone. A/V – U – L – T – R – A – W – I – D – E* (Unofficially, but it works) & Intel G-Sync Clearly AMD's FreeSync compatible

A solid stand with ample height and tilt adjustment

(Subjective) Today, PC gear style tends to be on the flashy side with everything from RGB, zig zag lines, to crazy colors, to sparkles in the paintwork. Despite the slightly oddly shaped feet, this monitor stands out as an outlier, and it actually looks good (except for those oddly shaped feet. . . ) which at least serve as a way of stabilizing this ultrawide monitor. "calibrating. . . ". After play around with the internal settings of the display while mirroring my Mac Book Pro display. . . just taking 10 - 15 minutes to adjust the internal settings on the display unit I was able to achieve a near EXACT match to the Mac's Retina display. The results were pretty impressive, in my opinion.

Savannah Morrow

| May 28, 2021

of all, I'd just like to mention that the monitor looks and performs much better than I ever imagined. The design of the screen is sleek and understated, it supports 144hz and 1440p, and it costs hundreds less than many other models. The one I received has several dead and stuck pixels - which may not seem that significant to some, but when I'm spending close to $500 on a piece of technology, I want the screen to be perfect. Generally, dead pixels multiply over time, so for the first week of use, this was not a good sign.

I ordered a replacement through Amazon customer service and they promptly shipped it out to me. There was only one problem with the replacement: it was even worse than the original. In the left hand corner of the screen, there appeared to be a large and obvious cluster of dead pixels. In most cases, I will simply request a refund at this point - but for this price point, this monitor is the only one that I could find with the type of features and design that I wanted. As of this writing, I am waiting on a second replacement to arrive - we'll see if it works out. A replacement has been mailed to me. According to my first impression, it appears to be in good shape. This must be the third time,.

Emiliano Costa

| Jul 09, 2021

There is an air of quality about the monitor itself. It's fun to look at the colors. Besides being my first ultrawide monitor, it is also my first touchscreen. For 3440 x 1440P with 144hz, color 10bit, curved and other features, this monitor will set you back around $350. can't find anything better than this in any other place.

Here are the steps to set it up properly:

1. ) you need to set up your account. The DP selector and the DP version 1 selector are the same. This monitor must be set to max settings 4 to experience its full potential. Go to your GPU's control panel and set maximum settings like 10 bit, RGB, etc. 2. ) download the driver from their official site. 3. ) !New Edit - Change the preset to srgb </i. e. Saturation is increased Keep brightness at or above 30 and contrast at or above 80. In addition, the overdrive feature is enabled. Turn off FreeSync Premium if you want the best color. Because If it is on, you'll have a limited dynamic range and no rgb output. Although I am not sure if it is true for AMD GPUs, I am sure it is true for Nvidia GPUs. It's recommended to keep it on if you want to have an optimal gaming experience with minimal stuttering. for everything else it would be best to leave it off since it would suffer from lower color output

Overall, this is an impressive software.

Estella Montoya

| Jul 14, 2021

What an amazing experience. It isn't the first Ultrawide camera in my collection, and I have lots of experience with it. My jaw dropped when I saw this monitor. There really aren't many monitors out there that are of this caliber, with a great menu (compared to the common likely competitor of this monitor, Viotek), responsive panel and 144hz of great image. There are features in the mac OS X that are amazing and help in games like Tarkov. I see a lot of mac users saying that the screen is not 144hz. My MacBook is a 2021 model, 16" and it does not fit in this category. Apple does not support 144hrz at 3440x1440p on the MacBook Air. There is likely a problem with the Mac's TB hardware because I can drive a 144hrz display with my Asus Zephyrus G14 computer. When I used the same adapter in my Asus, I got 144hrz, while the same adapter in my Toshiba only got 100hrz.

Beatrice Russo

| Feb 10, 2021

On the upper and lower sides of the monitor, the assembly seams were not precise. Not sure if it was a fluke, but my monitor was a 100Hz panel, not 144Hz as advertised. In addition it was significantly lighter and more inexpensive than my existing Samsung 34 ultrawide @ 100Hz. I even downloaded Lenovo's driver, but I got no difference. Using my monitor at 109Hz top, I was able to overpower the monitor. This is a good reason for you to come back.

Emilia Scott

| May 20, 2021

This is not the best ultrawide monitor you could get, but it is the best in this price range. 144Hz plus 3440x1440 = There are some reviews claiming that the monitor isn't truly 144Hz at 3440x1440.
I don't think anything else on the market with a similar price tag can beat this product. It would be wise to Google it before you write a false review on Amazon.
Your GFX card must support it in order for you to receive the promised results. Currently I am using 144Hz on 3440x1440 through DP1 on my desktop. You may also need to configure your graphics card through a software program such as the Nvidia Control Panel or AMD equivalent. Through HDMI, I only get 50Hz on 3440x1440 on my work laptop, but that's not the monitor's fault. * Can you get 144Hz on 3440x1440 on this monitor with your device? Search Google for it! On a work laptop and a personal computer, it works for me. The setup may be very annoying to others if theirs differs from yours.

Ariana Gill

| Jan 20, 2021