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

For starters, this is a great 144Hz monitor. There were no problems with Freesync. The problem lies in the design of the power button. 3 months after purchase, the "Power" button will begin to "click" randomly. The design is such that the power and control of the same button. The OSD menu opened randomly and kept changing settings. Pressed the button and everything was gone. For some time. Finally there was no stopping it. The screen keeps showing either ECC Changed (hanging left) or OSD…

It's definitely not the best ultrawide monitor out there, but it's the best in this price range. 144Hz + 3440x1440 + decent quality? I don't think anything on the market with a similar price can beat this product. Some reviews claim that this monitor does not support 144Hz at 3440x1440. Seriously folks, you should just google before writing a fake review about Revain. In order to get the promised result, your GFX card must support it. You may also need to set up the GFX card using software such

At first I really liked this monitor, then suddenly without warning the screen went black. The power indicator was fine, but the OSD control was not working and my PC recognized this indicator as a "Non-PNP Monitor" indicating a DP interface error. Thinking it was still within the 1 year warranty I went to the Lenovo website. to verify my serial number and this warranty mysteriously started in May 2021 BEFORE I bought the unit. I was able to find a way to challenge my warranty status by sending

All in all, this is a decent monitor at a reasonable price for its class. Mine arrived in good condition with no dead pixels that I could detect. I'm using it in a multi-monitor configuration with a 2020 MacBook Air M1 via DisplayLink adapter and it works flawlessly. I mainly do software development, so I haven't tested it with games. I like the combination of DP and HDMI which makes it flexible for my use case. Image quality is decent, although I can't calibrate using macOS 11's calibration…

This monitor works as intended 85% of the time, but sometimes it just crashes. Sometimes the FPS drops to 60 and doesn't recover until you restart the monitor, other times when you turn on the computer and the monitor has MESS lines all over the place the frame knocks out and the graphics repeats which gets fixed instead just reconnect the DP it. These are small inconveniences from time to time that are fixed in about 5 seconds, but they do happen and definitely show that this thing is of poor…

Firstly, buy a dedicated cable for that monitor if the included DisplayPort cable isn't compatible with your setup or you may experience connectivity issues. I had problems connecting via USB-C dongle to the HDMI port. I have a USB-C to DisplayPort cable that goes with my MacBook Pro 16." Now that I have a monitor that is working properly, I'm pretty happy with it. Some observations: During operation, there are it has a slight hum from it. It has small gaps around the edges that are most…

The monitor itself feels premium. The colors are great. This is also my first ultrawide monitor. It costs around $350 for 3440 x 1440p resolution at 144Hz, 10-bit color, curved images, and more. I can't find anything better anywhere. To set it up properly, follow these steps: 1.) You need to set it up. Select DP and select DP Version 1.4 to get all the features of this monitor. Go to GPU control panel to set maximum settings like 10 bit, RGB etc. 2.) Download the driver from the official…

Wow. Well I have a lot of ultrawides and I have a lot of experience with them. This monitor excites me. It's a real head turner with a great menu (compared to this monitor's most likely competitor, Viotek), a responsive panel and a great 144Hz picture. Game features like Dark Boost are amazing and help a lot in games like Tarkov. I see many Mac users saying that the panel doesn't support 144Hz. That is not right. I have a MacBook Pro 16 inch 2021. Macbook does not support 144Hz at 3440x1440p…

My daughter and I ordered one of these monitors and are very happy with our purchases. The monitor has a relatively heavy base and solid body around the screen. We haven't had any dead pixel issues. I had to play around with the settings to increase the brightness, contrast and saturation. Basically, I bought this web browsing, document prep, and stock charts; and the extra screen real estate is perfect for this purpose. My only real complaint is the brightness of the screen. My Dell 27 had a…

Update 11/18/21 Exactly a month in use and now I have a broken pixel in the top left corner of the screen. Even more disappointing. First review: Lenovo monitor is my first monitor. But the resolution, price, size, features and refresh rate were exactly what I was looking for. Immediately after turning it on, I noticed the screen being damaged due to the styrofoam packaging in the box. After the third day I realized that the damage was irreversible and not just an imprint. It's only really…

I was concerned when I bought the monitor because I saw some reviews saying it doesn't work with a MacBook. But everything is great! I connected my Mac to the monitor with a DP cable and everything went smoothly. My Mac's screen flickers from time to time (3-4 times in the last 4 months), but it usually stops flickering automatically within 30 minutes. Very happy with the monitor. I'm very bad at writing reviews but I think it's important to add a review that this monitor works with a MacBook…

As a software developer, this was my best purchase ever! The extra space compared to 2 22" FHD monitors is clearly noticeable, as is the smoothness when dragging or moving between windows. Makes the work so much easier! The flex on the monitor offers a much better aesthetic than I do. Conceited and also helps with ergonomics. I had some concerns reading about people finding dead pixels. I've had the monitor on 9 hours a day for a month and haven't found one yet. For the $330 I paid for this…

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…

I've been looking for a 34" curved monitor with a decent refresh rate for a very long time. I'm convinced I couldn't have done much better for the price. When you crank the refresh rate to the maximum level, you notice that still images look a bit washed out , but it's not noticeable in games... I find 120Hz to be the best place for good picture quality and fast response times I really like this monitor and think it's a definite improvement over my previous 27" 4K -60Hz monitor. It's a…

I put what I don't like at the top as there are a lot of good things about it. It does not have an Energy Star rating. For many this isn't a deal breaker, but for me it matters and I didn't realize it until I made the purchase. Among the crooked monitors, it may have been cheaper (at least when I bought it) compared to the LG/Samsung, but now I'm paying the rest of the cost on my utility bill. The monitor made my desk appear smaller. About 10 inches from the stand. I had to extend the table so…

Excellent response time and picture apart from a slight color inaccuracy. A defective pixel appeared on the first day of use, I hope the replacement is better

I love this monitor! Love it. Plenty of free screen space for chart analysis, streaming Netflix or YouTube videos. It was the perfect item for what I need at my mom's house.

Despite being a "gaming monitor", it gets 90% of its usefulness by replacing my old crappy dual monitor setup. It works GREAT with my crappy company laptop and makes it really easy to compare two streams of information. At the same time he fucking plays Isaac. Not what I bought it for, but sometimes you need to relax :)

Note: I don't play games. Ordered this bad boy knowing it only had basic "functions". In this price range it is very difficult to beat. The lack of a USB hub is a bit annoying and the inputs are very thin (1 DP and 1 HDMI), but that's all I need. I can overclock the monitor to 100Hz on my work laptop and the picture quality is great! The curve feels tighter than my other curved ultra wide models, but I love it!

Immediately ready for use (simply attach to the rear bracket). Comes with HDMI. A high resolution. I use mine through a docking station and the quality doesn't degrade compared to connecting directly to my laptop. I don't use mine for gaming so I can speak to its quality but it's great for email, spreadsheets, YouTube etc. Very pleased.