AOC CU34G2X: Ultimate Immersive, Frameless Ultrawide Screen for HD Gaming and More! Review

Wow. wow wow wow Since I first switched to flat screens, I've always felt that they could never match the color reproduction or clarity of my old Sony Trinitron. It was a giant white plastic cube with flat glass that seemed to weigh more than I did, but this monitor has always been my gold standard. No flat screen I've used since has been able to match it. This is the first time that a flat screen doesn't make me feel like the game I'm playing would look better on this Trinitron. This is also…

This review is for the 34" CU34G2X UltraWide QHD 3440x1440 Monitor. It has been used for about a week before writing this review. This is the best monitor I have ever seen with my own eyes! The curve is perfect, not too big, not too small. It's really exciting, especially for gaming. And when reading the web and doing long-term work, the curve still looks good and doesn't distract. Looks amazing even without content! Sturdy metal stand and wide metal legs. Very durable. The metal legs have…

I rarely leave negative reviews, but I've never been able to get this monitor to work for more than a few minutes. It arrived on time and very well packed in foam, looked like new from the factory. I really wanted to use it since it comes with dual display port inputs; unusual for this type of monitor. I have 3 devices, two with display ports and one with HDMI. It worked immediately with Display Ports for 10 minutes. When I tried to switch to my Windows 10 Tower, HDMI 1.4 with OSD, things…

After seeing some of the other reviews I felt compelled to post a review that primarily reflects my warranty experience. The monitor is great. This was my first ultra wide 34 inch monitor. I originally bought it in March 2021 in addition to the new prebuilt one I bought due to lack of GPU resources to build it myself. Fast forward 6 months later and the monitor fell face first onto my desk. and caught the mouse in the wrong place. Strangely, this cracked the screen on the upper right side…

Pros: - Such a price! $450 for these features is a steal. The resolution of 3440 x 1440 at 144 Hz is amazing. The increase in screen real estate in games and desktop usage is phenomenal. Freesync works almost flawlessly in most of the games I've tested. This monitor is factory calibrated and AOC even includes a calibration report. Mine was calibrated in SRGB mode as were most others. They claim that Delta E is less than 3, with an average of 0.51. I don't have the equipment to test this…

It replaced my Dell 2716DG, a 144Hz 2560x1440p TN monitor with gsync support. I've always wanted an ultrawide, but couldn't bring myself to spend more than 500€. This monitor was released and had the features I wanted at the price I wanted. As with most monitors, the secret recipe lies in the settings. I've never had a monitor that didn't look better with some tweaking. This monitor has freesync instead of gsync. When I first started using gsync in 2016, it became a must-have feature. I then…

Since I needed a replacement for my damaged ultrawide monitor, I decided on this one as a step up. This is NOT full 4K, but considering 1) size, 2) curve, 3) relative price, this monitor seemed like good value for money. Also, I've had AOC (non-congressman) products before, so I wasn't expecting to get hit or anything and have complaints, but I was also expecting something that does what it's supposed to do. : 1) Not a super accurate display for colors or all viewing angles (I mean if you need…

I got very lucky and was able to buy an AOC CU34G2X here for $450 on a brand new Revain (with a Radeon VII). I play mostly MMOs now, so I'm not an FPS/Shooter type player (was there, did it for FPS/Shooters back in the 90's). I don't use the included stand as I already have a triple VESA mount stand (Ergotech Triple Stand). The VESA mounts that come with the Ergotech stand fit perfectly on the back of the ultrawide monitor as all I had to do was loosen the 4 screws on the back of the monitor…

I did a bad thing and wasn't paying attention to my monitor and hit it with something. I panicked as I had the monitor for less than a year. I checked out AOC's warranty and found that they offer a one-time free replacement within the first year of purchase. I didn't believe it, but made a warranty claim anyway. It took forever for someone to call me back (I also had to call 3 times) but I was finally given an RMA number. I had two options: give them a credit card so they can temporarily…

I upgraded in 2011 from a very old Benq xl2420t monitor 24 inch 1080p 120Hz 1ms. This monitor was a beast. It has served me well in gaming and photo editing as it was 95% srgb color but after 10 years of use the monitor started showing a pixel zone in the center of the screen it was small at first but grew over time. It's definitely time to buy another monitor. I stumbled across this AOC CU34G2X, it ticked all the boxes I had set to update, ✅ ultra wide, ✅ over 24 inches, ✅ 100% sRGB color, ✅…

I bought this one monitor to replace two and I connect it to 2 laptops. One for work and one for play. I like the wide curved screen and the picture quality. The only thing I would have liked would have been a remote control. Switching between inputs (HDMI1 and HDMI2 in my case) isn't that difficult, but would be much better with an external switching method.

I got this monitor about a month ago. I put this review on hold because I was skeptical. All of these features for less than $400. Pros: Inexpensive, great image quality, good size, and great features. minuses. It has pixel resolution so pixel resolution looks great. The only thing that makes it cumbersome is that not all games, even newer ones, have a setting for it. But I found that this isn't a big problem, you just need to spend time as close to the game settings as possible. The main game…

If you've been wanting to upgrade to ultrawide 21:9 for a long time but don't want to shell out $700 to $1,000 (which doubles the price of some), this is the monitor to go for. I got mine for $370 on Black Friday, but the average $400 they're charging now is still a steal. First, the specs are out of this world and they are true. 3440 x 1440p is the best resolution you can get without going to 4k, and with 4k you need a decent setup to run decent FPS games. Check your CPU, if it's older it…

AOC CU34G2X 34' (Only 2 days in use and I'm only writing this review for the colors and the color and performance of this monitor so far.) The monitor colors are great after some tweaking, download the software AOC website, make up your mind no worries

when ordering i didn't see anything that says it has hdr, i wasn't worried but you activate hdr in the menu and it works very well, except the monitor works as advertised, very good monitor by price

I've had this monitor for over a year now and it works great with my Mac laptop, gaming PC and Xbox One Series X. I'm very happy with it.

Overall good quality. I think the colors should be corrected immediately, but other than that I haven't had any problems with it. I liked it so much that I got a second one.