Deco Gear Curved Ultrawide Monitor 35", VIEW220, LED, 3440X1440 Resolution Review

I would give this a 4.5 star if possible initially as I initially thought they were missing 5 stars but this is a solid 4 star product. Attempting to give a quick, helpful, non-delusional review: USE: Business users. zero games. parallel monitors. Many maps can be opened at the same time, which requires Word/Excel etc. PROS: - Excellent resolution, uniformity, brightness throughout the day etc. On par with the LG 34 Ultrawides in my office. - Price (pre-COVID work from home). At the time of…

This is the best monitor I've ever had. It's very easy to set up with some research required. The graphics card and Windows OS are the only obstacles as they see it the way they see it based on what you've used before. The autodetect doesn't show up correctly at first, but this is easily fixed with the provided instructions and on Windows. The graphics card software (I have AMD) will fix itself if you roll back the software and actually let it see what that monitor is doing. The default refresh

I received it fairly quickly and installed it on a PC using the DP cable that came with it. The right side of the screen went blank immediately. Off on Have changed the cable. I got it working for about half a second, then it got pixelated again. Thinking it might be the cable, I switched it as a second monitor for my iMac and connected an HDMI cable and it showed the exact same result as well. Went back and read some reviews and of course I'm not the first. I requested a replacement through…

For the price, I actually really like what you get with this monitor as a complete package. However, the only thing I am very disappointed about is that there is no way to update the actual driver for this monitor in Device Manager in Windows. (if you know what it is). I asked the manufacturer and they said it doesn't exist. Even the cheapest monitors I've ever bought always had a downloadable driver. So this is disappointing. However, I've decided to let it go anyway. Changing the monitor…

Decent picture but when my computer restarts it loses the signal and trying to turn the monitor back on is almost impossible. No cables, just a monitor. This problem got worse over time and now I can't get it to work. I called support, they said a tech would contact me and the next day he did and after a few troubleshooting steps the tech said he would send a replacement. He was very helpful and professional. Despite my disappointment and my original intention to write a terrible review, I have

I bought this unit in September 2020 so it's about 9 months old. No issues with picture quality or brightness and I think the device is amazing value for what you get. Unfortunately, tragedy struck when I had to move to another state. I think I might try more bubble wrap or something as the attached picture is what I saw when I pointed it at him in his new home. I called support hoping they could give me a part number and I could try to find it online and replace the unit myself. After a short…

Well the monitor arrived and it turned out to be very well put together. I attached the stand and then used the cable that came with it. I turned on my new computer and the monitor turned on with no problems. The supplied cable worked but the monitor flickered during 2 games. I replaced the cable and used an HDMI cable and no more problems. I turned off the computer and monitor. I came back an hour later, turned on the computer and the monitor was not on. I checked if the plug is connected, but

I am a computer scientist/database specialist. I don't use this for gaming or color calibration work. I got it when the pandemic hit and I knew I would only move to laptop-based remote work. I used two 24-inch desktop monitors in the office, but I didn't want to go through the hassle of buying two separate screens for home and either adapting them to my laptop's single HDMI output or upgrading to an additional one. via a port replicator. This monitor solved the problem. It was wide enough to…

I bought this monitor to replace the 2-27" monitors on my desk. As space was an issue I was concerned that it would be too wide overall. If it isn't, it fits perfectly and does a great job of replacing the 2 Monitors I had before..Now I can open multiple spreadsheets and easily navigate between them.Can't comment on how it performs in gaming but in normal office work I have no complaints, easy on the eyes, no flickering at all.The VESA mount is a bit odd in design. You screw the stand or the…

Could care less about backlight. But I like the headphone clip on the back. Good number of entrances. To be honest I use it for gaming and it works great. Colors could be more dynamic, but yes. At least I'm not using a 2011 Vizio TV.

When Covid hit back in March my girlfriend and I had to move from our office to a house. She works remotely from her laptop at home and connects to her computer at the office. We've found that Remote Desktop rearranges windows every time you disconnect or reconnect to the remote PC. A large monitor solved that problem, and it's great for their daily office needs as well as chores around the house. one for work and one for personal life. I have a Tripplite B004-DP2UA2-K KVM (IOGear GCS62DP is…

Disclaimer: I don't use this monitor for gaming, so I can't comment on how well it performs. I wanted a wide curved display but didn't want to pay for a bunch of gaming features that I wouldn't use, so I got this one and I'm incredibly happy with it. It replaced my previous dual monitor setup, which technically had more screen real estate, but the fact that I can now have two windows side by side with no border between them more than makes up for the wasted space. I mainly use it for DAWs like…

Overall, I was very happy with the resolution and ease of color adjustment on this monitor. It was easy to set up and didn't require much image adjustment before I saw a bright, vibrant image that just disappeared from the screen. I played a few YT videos on it and they all looked great. But I don't play PC games so can't really comment on that, but the impressive specs seem to indicate that many gamers should be happy with this monitor. . I know this is a feature of Windows 10, but it was less

I think the monitor is great so far, the great thing is that the resolution is 100Hz, you can also take picture and picture and also work side by side which means you have two inputs that you can connect to either a Mac or Windows -Computer or playstation if not you can just use it as widescreen or use the windows key functions if you want to just leave it either mac or windows so you have two identical windows which can be about 17.5 inches each . The only problem I see is that I can't find a

Good screen, quite suitable for my computer's graphics capabilities. I have two computers connected to it (personal and work) and it switches between them with no problem. (I tried using the A/B switch, but for some reason this caused a lot of lines to appear on one of my computer's outputs - connecting directly to one of the HDMI ports fixed that). Exit game but it works fine for Skyrim and Civ IV (yes, only old games). Overall I am very happy with my purchase.

**Update** After 11 months the power button fell off so I contacted the company to see if they could fix it, a support rep helped me over chat and received a replacement order within 5 minutes! I've had great results with it.**Original Post**Love this monitor! For size and price I can't go wrong! I was looking for a monitor big enough to do my work and occasionally play games. This monitor tested everything on my list, price, clarity, and size. I was able to increase the refresh rate to 80fps…

Got it on sale a few months ago. I was a little apprehensive about some of the reviews. I was happy with it when I received it. There are small things that could be improved, but for the price this is a great monitor. The tripod connection is cumbersome to set up and not very adjustable. The control buttons are located at the bottom and are inconvenient to navigate. It appears to be identical to the versions offered by the other two manufacturers. I have one of the other brands and can't tell…

It's a great screen for the money. I wish it was a little brighter, but it's ahead of LG's 34-inch ultra-wide gaming, which costs more. The image quality is quite good and bright. You have game settings in the presets that saturate the subtlety of the colors to give them a pleasing effect. The viewing angle is excellent, no distortion that I could see. My only two concerns: the ghosting is larger than I'd like (no more than other ultra-wide cameras I've tried), but that's not the least bit of a

Bought this monitor for work. It was a little difficult to adjust the color, contrast and brightness of the monitor. It took me several hours to finally fix it. Once set up, the monitor's wide and curved screen experience was amazing. I was able to split the screen to run multiple programs at the same time.

As someone transitioning from console to computer, this monitor is just great. I'm used to playing on a big TV to play games, so I didn't want to go from a big TV to a small monitor, and this monitor was perfect. It has excellent picture quality. The only thing that bothered me was that when connecting the stand to the monitor it didn't click or stay in the way at first, so when assembling make sure it clicks and it's ok.