The monitor is good, bright, with a good picture. The OSD controls are easy to learn. For the price it works very well. That's my review!

The monitor was fine for 3 months until the DisplayPort input failed. This is my third Monoprice Zero G monitor in 9 months to experience a DisplayPort input error, so I can only conclude that the average lifespan is 3 months. My first monitor was a 27" Zero G and was replaced under warranty by Monoprice when the input failed. The second 27" Zero G failed at about the same time, but Monoprice ran out of stock of the same monitor, so they gave me a credit (which took forever, but that's another…

I was a bit hesitant to buy it after reading some neutral reviews but after a few weeks of ownership I can give an enthusiastic buy recommendation if like me you have doubts. My gaming rig is R7. 5800x with Radeon 5700XT. I sometimes run ultra settings and this monitor looks amazing doing it. My current "fast" game is Halo Infinite, and while it's generally not very demanding on most decent GPUs, it's known to cause issues at high resolutions and 120Hz even on solid hardware settings. for…

First, let me say that when you're looking at a $300+ monitor, you obviously want your money's worth. That being said, I was considering buying Samsung or LG as they are known for their excellent panel tech. When I did a little research on the panel specs, I found that this guy's specs matched or exceeded the panel specs of some of the more expensive Samsung or LG monitors. I see a lot of people saying they wish it was IPS. IPS panels are also known for their relatively good black reproduction,

I bought this monitor from a competitor for 299 during Prime Week. I couldn't miss him. It appears to be identical to the version of the decorative gear I bought for 399 a few months ago. Due to the virus I made her work from home. The stand and mount could have been better, but these are very small details and nothing to complain about. Also, the control buttons are a little awkwardly placed at the bottom of the panel, but it's still a minor issue. I have it running at 100MHz with my GTX1080…

When asked to honestly review Monoprice's 35-inch Curved Zero G Gaming Monitor, I immediately said YES! They put on some amazing shows and the timing was perfect as I recently sold my Xbox One X and rejoined the PC Master Race after a half century hiatus. The 35-inch Monoprice gaming display is an ultra-widescreen display with a resolution of 3440 x 1440 at 100Hz with a 21:9 aspect ratio. Right out of the box, it was very easy to set up. I was very surprised at how light it was when I unpacked…

The monitor was fine. Although there were a lot of problems just with its use. The display port cable that was sent to me was defective. He either said there was no signal, out of range, or he shook like hell, blinked and lit up.

Amazing screen Value for money Very clear picture If you want 100hz (on a mac) you need a c-dp cable, I only have 50hz from the dongle

The best value I could find for a 3440x1440 monitor. Looks good in games. Just make sure your GPU can handle it. (That's about 2.5 times the processing power of 1080p). Maybe a little more given the refresh rate. Note that it only supports 100Hz for AMD GPUs.

I also have a 34" LG 1080 Ultrawide Monitor and it's a lot better. I think a curved screen is crucial for maintaining a viewing angle and a consistent viewing distance. There's not much documentation and explanations of the controls, but you can find out .FWIW, I use it for work, not gaming.

I don't think a gamer with a discerning eye will like this thing. Ghosting and (actual) response time are incredibly poor. At both 100Hz and 60Hz, there wasn't a setting that prevented moving objects from leaving long, blurry trails. TERRIBLE for competitive games with high refresh rates, TERRIBLE for games with stunning graphics because they are DESTROYED by blur. It is even noticeable when scrolling in the browser. Don't bother overclocking to 120Hz; There's a reason it's not listed as the…

EDIT: Turns out it just turned the power supply on and off from time to time. I replaced it with a universal 24V 3A and the monitor started working again. Still a 3/5 monitor but happy, looks like it will last more than 2 years. Not the best monitor, but good for productivity apps, general gaming, etc. Not a very good image quality, of course, but the size makes up for it. I bought it to see if I liked this format and I really like it, but now after owning it for a little over 2 years it's dead