Review on Lenovo G34W 10 34" Curved Monitor, 3440x1440P, Height Adjustable, Anti-Glare Coating, Flicker-Free - ‎Model 66A1GCCBUS by Jesse Murphy

This display meets many requirements. PROS: 144Hz, 34" CURVED Fairly thin bezels (top and sides) 3440 × 1440 resolution = QHD (2560 × 1440) equivalent, 34% wider width = (Better than 1080P, but not as good as 4K resolution) Goldilocks Zone… IMO21:9 Aspect Ratio AKA: U-L-T-R-A-W-I-D - ENVIDIA G-Sync (unofficial but works) and AMD Freesync Compatibility Tilt Adjustment (subjective) PRO: In one In a world where computer hardware style is on the flashy side with RGB, zigzag lines, crazy colors, paint glitter and other unnecessary touches, this monitor stands out and looks really good (apart from the oddly shaped legs…) which at least have the stabilization feature of this ultra wide monitor and its a wide boy it has an overall clean aesthetic front and back with an all black design which makes this monitor - in fact it looks like it was NOT designed de for the Filming the mighty rangers. CONS: no HDR (but at least they don't lie like most) no IPS (don't notice the lack) not the brightest display but perfectly adequate out of the box! (PRO TIP! I was able to compensate for this by "calibrating..." AKA: messing around with internal display settings that mirrored my Mac Book Pro's display... only spending 10-15 minutes adjusting internal settings on the Adjust display unit managed to get an almost EXACT match with display RETINA on Mac, which I found pretty impressive.