Review on 🖥️ Sceptre E345B-QUT168: UltraWide 3440x1440 Monitor with Built-In Speakers, Flicker-Free Technology, Blue Light Filter, Frameless Design, HD IPS Display by Loki Paul

So initially I used a 1920x1080p panel at 60Hz. I decided to treat myself to this monitor for my birthday and MAN I LOVE IT. While it's still a 1080p panel, it's 2560 x 1080p at 100Hz, meaning games run REALLY smooth on this thing. It won't be a 200Hz display, but it's great for me and my day-to-day gaming. Being able to display things like Adobe Premier and Sony Movie Studio at this size gives you more space to view your footage and makes it easier to point to a specific location. This monitor has several key disadvantages. First, the speakers are TERRIBLE, so if you're using this without a speaker kit, GET A PAIR OF SPEAKERS. Actually, this fact annoyed me, but since I have desktop speakers, I can live with this disadvantage. The second issue is that it does NOT support picture in picture or picture in picture which I thought since version 30 in their line and version 35 in their line have these features and if there is a firmware update that this function enables, then I would download this firmware IMMEDIATELY (unfortunately not as far as I know). Overall I would highly recommend this monitor as an entry level monitor for ultra wide monitor gaming/simple video editing. That's not too much for an ultra-wide monitor, and at a reasonable price, it's amazing. I bought mine for about $350 pre-tax so I wouldn't get them now during the pandemic (current low quote is $500(*x*)), but once prices get back to normal I would they like to get into ultrawide games. I would highly recommend this to start with. EDIT: Don't use the included S light for the display. The display acted strangely and all problems went away as soon as I removed the lightbulb.