Review on Nixeus Ultrawide FreeSync Certified NX EDG34S 3440x1440P Curved Screen Monitor with Tilt Adjustment, Flicker-Free Technology, Anti-Glare Coating - NX-EDG34S by Marcus Hegie

You'll be hard pressed to find another monitor with these specs at this price point. I bought it from Revain when it was still on sale for $550 for Black Friday. I considered the MSI Optix MPG341CQR but was ultimately willing to give up a few ms of g2g response time for $250 less. Only a little backlighting is visible where the screen's curvature is at its strongest at about a quarter on either side, but it's not as bad as some IPS models I've seen and won't be noticeable once you've got a full-color display have. The monitor comes with a stand, but without vertical adjustment, it's useless to most people. Instead, I would recommend buying a Vesa mount. The instructions were sparse to say the least. For example, the monitor comes with three different types of screws: one set to attach the legs to the stand, one set to attach the stand to the monitor, and another set to attach the monitor to "wall mounts" (aka Vesa mounts) . Adapter). And while it's fairly easy to figure out which bolts to use for which application by trial and error, it would be nice if the appropriate A bolt guide was set to A, etc. The instructions also do not explain how to fasten the screws. The Vesa mount, which isn't that difficult to figure out either, is just another sign of cuts in the instructions. It was a little confusing at first as the online description says it has an "included 75mm x 75mm VESA plate". But that's not entirely true; It comes with two brackets that screw into the back where the back panel is, which should be aligned with the top and bottom set of screws (they are labeled "top" and "bottom"). First, I searched the box for the only "plate" that wasn't there. Overall, this monitor is great value for money. I would buy again and recommend.