I received it on day one and it looks and works great. I can't believe it was the price. I use it for work (HDMI) and home (DisplayPort). Note that you get 144Hz for DisplayPort, while you get 100Hz for HDMI. This works for me because I use the same monitor for work and home and I don't need the full 144Hz for work. The elevation/tilt adjustment is really good. If you're planning a vertical mount, I think you'll need a separate monitor mount. I don't think the standard stand supports vertical…

Great monitor for the price. The only issue I had was that it's not as bright as my other displays, but if you play with the settings, especially the custom RGB, I get it to an acceptable level, so I'm pretty happy with that for 400 only Also make sure you set the refresh rate. If it's not running at 144Hz, you're really missing out.

This monitor has been great since I bought it on July 21. Since February 22 he had a problem with the popup menu. Something is wrong with the switch under the monitor. It became more and more common and required more time to play around with it for it to stop appearing and disappearing. Now on March 22nd the toggle is useless for any menu navigation. It still shows up in the menu intermittently, but doesn't recognize anything other than the push to toggle it on and off, so it's harder to find…

It was a great purchase (disclosure: I bought it during Prime Day) and has served me well in my home office. Brightness and color are good. My only complaint was that there were a few dead pixels (4-5) per line on the left side of the screen. It's not very noticeable as it's close to the edge. I would buy again.

I received the monitor and am very satisfied. I've been playing games for several hours now and they meet all my expectations and more. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was because there was no power cord in the box and I had to go to the store to buy one.

I found this on sale for $375 on Amazon and pulled the trigger. Upon receipt it works and looks great, the only thing is that the built in speakers don't work for me. It's good I already had the speakers but I'm still glad the $125 discount for the broken speakers is fair, just wish I knew what was wrong with them.

I need a higher resolution monitor because I'm tired of dual monitors. This was the best suggestion and had significant pixel width. I didn't think I'd like the curved screen, but I didn't even notice. Had to return one due to a thin vertical line on the monitor but it was replaced with no problems so I'm not complaining about that. to every game, so I don't know about it.

Overall the screen is amazing. Mine can't go above 100hz, it showed as 144hz. There was a small scratch on the screen that was only visible on the entire white background.

I do various activities, games, 3D rendering, 3D modeling, STL creation, video editing. pretty much anything you need a crisp, responsive display for. I have not been disappointed with this monitor and neither have my cats!

This monitor is great for the price. The size and resolution are great for productivity and easier on the eye than my dual 1080p setup. However, this monitor is 100Hz but advertised as 144Hz for some reason. It even says 144Hz on the box, but if you look at the system settings, you'll see that the refresh rate is 100Hz, not 144Hz. It's just an old lie.

My only complaint is that it's not "NearEdgeleas" as the name suggests. The plastic border is very thin, but the screen itself doesn't reach the edge (see photo).

After 3 months and 5 days from the date of purchase of this monitor from Revain, it stopped working. The screen is off. Backlite is all he has. No loading text, nothing. Thought I'd give it a try despite many reviews warning me not to. If you only have 90 days to live and are on a tight budget then this is perfect for you. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone. Price1 From: Lenovo G34w-10 34" WQHD Curved Gaming Monitor, 21:9 Ultra Wide Screen, 3 Sides Nearly Borderless, 3440 x 1440, AMD FreeSync,

Arrived with several broken sub-pixels and a whole pixel missing. The replacement came at a similar level of generally poor quality. I'm leaving the replacement just because the dead pixel is in a less distracting spot, but it's still not perfect. If you don't mind the lower color accuracy and a few (well, quite a few) dead or defective subpixels. However, I only got one completely dead pixel from the two, so it could have been a lot worse. I use the EIZO monitor test and there are many (and I…

Of course, the monitors have an excellent price-performance ratio. They look good and work well until the warranty expires. I bought 2 of them right away. A month after the warranty expired, the first one began to fail, like a ghost pressing the settings button. Constant blinking of the menu, accidental change of settings. The priest said it wasn't a ghost and Lenovo support kindly offered to give me a Best Buy number so I could pay the full cost of the repair. Fast forward 2 months and the…

This thing is huge and impressive, but features are lacking and poorly implemented. Freesync works and MPRT works (although it dims the screen a lot), but not at the same time! If you set up Freesync and then enable MPRT, Freesync will be disabled or vice versa. MPRT looks better in the UFO test, but the screen is so dim at 100% with MPRT that you lose that crisp white entirely. Response time is a whole rabbit hole, and the marketing is so confusing it's almost pointless. I use Freesync for my…

My initial rating was 5 stars as we loved the monitor and felt it was a good deal considering we paid $375 for it when it sold. But less than 5 months later it stopped working properly. The display port no longer works. HDMI works but sometimes turns off for 1-5 seconds and then the picture comes back. Very frustrating in the middle of the game! Revain won't do anything since the return window has expired so I'm dealing directly with Lenovo who claim I'm out of warranty yet. I just got off the…

Honestly, this is a well-designed product in a market where ultra-wide monitors at this price point look aggressive to gamers (think red lines, weird chrome, RGB lighting, etc.), which is why I went with this one. However, the color rendition on this thing just can't keep up, despite years of fiddling with the settings it still looked too yellow. I see it as a decent work monitor, but I wanted to use it for gaming. Doesn't help either. I got 2 dead pixels after a few days, make sure you get the