Upgrade Your Display with Philips 346E2CUAE Frameless Ultrawide Computer Monitor: 3440X1440P, 100Hz, Curved Screen, Swivel Adjustment and More! Review

At first I was hesitant to buy a Philips monitor, assuming the quality wouldn't compare to other well-known brands. Affordable price, 4 year warranty and good reviews - that's what made me choose this monitor. PANEL The screen itself is bright. I try to keep the brightness around 85-90.1. Text looks crisp both in the center and on the sides2. Contrast is good 3. Pictures look great4. The colors are pretty accurate - I didn't make any changes to adjust the panel colors. The colors from the box…

This model is updated, in fact the photos do not correspond to what was sent due to a small but important detail. In the newer version, the USB-C connector has many more options. First, there is no USB-B hub. The hub is now integrated with a USB-C connector, making it a great port expander for Mac computers. USB-C also passes audio through. DisplayPort and HDMI also carry audio. This means that switching between two computers such as Windows and Mac is very easy as there is a set of speakers…

I originally ordered a different brand monitor but when it arrived it didn't work, it just flashed different colors. Revain advised me to contact the manufacturer as it was under warranty and I thought "the new monitor already has issues with returning it and choosing another monitor". 2nd choice won and I'm happy. I wasn't familiar with this brand of monitor but it fit my search needs and had good reviews so I took a chance and was not disappointed. I've been using it for 8 months now and I'm…

The screen is good, I like it very much. I do not design or edit graphics or videos. It's not professional image quality, but the size makes it easy to spend long, non-stop days at my desk. For me, this is an investment in my vision for the future! USB hub works! (Mainly). USB-C on my laptop and phone show up, as does the USB camera. Sometimes they don't connect. Turning the screen off and on again usually fixes this. What is unacceptable is the sound, everything connected to the mini jack hums

This monitor is great for the price, it comes with a Displayport, USB-C and HDMI cables. Colors are great on both WINDOWS and MAC, although the default brightness is quite high. This can easily be fixed in the monitor settings. The monitor says it supports refresh rates up to 100Hz, but I couldn't get past 60Hz on both Windows and Mac. I'm not sure if it's the ports (e.g. HDMI/Displayport/or USB-C) but I don't care about the high refresh rate as I mainly use this monitor for work. I'm really…

Usage: gaming, sound design, content creation. Out of the box, the picture looks a bit strange. I set the color temperature to 8200k and the brightness to 85 and am happy with those settings.

It works and not bad, but not very good for the price. You can get Costco's more attractive 32" Samsung Curved Monitor for half the price online. Otherwise, if it were cheaper, it'd be more of a deal.

The main feature is that it acts as a one-cable docking station for anything that has a Thunderbolt port. The biggest disappointment is the user interface. I mean are you still pressing the buttons at the bottom of the screen? I took this picture in 1995 while playing Sim City on my neighbor's computer while sitting down mowing his lawn/house.

So, not sure where to start, this screen is amazing. I originally bought BB's 32-inch LG Ultrawide, and while it was cheaper, I had trouble going from two 27-inch curved screens to a full flat, despite being ultrawide. So as I was returning LG to BB I was looking for another screen but couldn't find a good price on an UltraWide curved screen so I checked here on Amazon. I found this Philips and since my office uses them and I'm familiar with the brand I went with this model. Wow, it's so clear…

If you use it with a Mac Mini, it will NOT automatically sync on boot. I have to fiddle with it for a few minutes before it finally works. Absolutely low rent, terrible usability. Although the picture and display quality is decent, I hope to be able to replace it soon. I do not recommend.

I was looking for an ultra wide monitor to clean up my desk to replace my 2 monitors and a docking station. What's wrong? 1. Philips advertises this monitor as a single USB-C cable solution for display, sound and data (dock), which is not true. Display and sound are working fine so far, but other peripherals like keyboard and mouse or external SSD don't work. The data is not included or the marketing team is not talking to the technical team.2. The viewing angles of the VA panel are below…

I like almost everything about the monitor. Amazing picture and functionality but I have no idea why it even comes with built in speakers. You'll definitely need cheap external speakers, a webcam, and a multiport adapter (at least if you have a Mac). Because you need to connect a monitor, webcam, speakers, and power line directly to your MacBook, having everything connected and working feels like a kind of science experiment. As long as you have all the necessary accessories, it's 10/10.

In the short time I've used this display, I found it to have a great design and features. It arrived with a few damaged pixels so I sent it back to Revain. At the time, the cost was higher than similar displays, so I decided to use another as a replacement.

I've only had this monitor for 3 weeks and woke up to a monitor that no longer works! All it does is change colors from solid blue to green and red to full screen. To connect another laptop to it, I tried a different input on the monitor, unplugged it, and plugged it back in. Nothing worked. Piece of shit! Now it's time to go through the wonderful process of sending this shit back to Revane.

Had to replace a 27" iMac Retina with a laptop and needed a larger display. While I wasn't expecting Retina quality (it isn't), I was pleasantly surprised at how sharp it is given the price, and appreciate the extra horizontal real estate Don't worry about the built in speakers they are terrible but the USB-C connection is great, connects and charges my M1 Macbook Pro with no issues and found it to be the best workaround to take advantage of the extra screen size , since Apple didn't allow dual

Great monitor for the price! I took a chance as there were no reviews at the time of purchase, but I was pleasantly surprised. You can connect and charge your laptop via USB-C, making for a very clean setup.

I use this monitor for work. Easy USB-C connection and big screen. I was happy until this morning. I woke up to large black bars stretching vertically across the entire screen. I bought it on March 23, so it's not even 4 months. I'm trying to contact Philips support. The line was always busy, I emailed them and I hope they reply. Now I have to work on this big crack on my spreadsheet. upset.

I bought this monitor for work at home as a replacement for a laptop monitor and a 21 inch monitor. I like the curved design that makes it easy to work with files across the entire screen. Also, since I'm not tall, it was important to have a monitor that I could adjust and lower. The price was also attractive compared to other brands. I use LowBlue mode and turned the brightness down a bit which made it perfect. The only issue we had with setup was the USB cables. We connected my laptop with a…

I love the monitor. Big size. You can use this one monitor instead of two. I personally use this to view stock charts and use a separate monitor to execute orders. But it would be good alone.

It's a great looking screen with a good feature set and specs for the price. I really like the buttons and menus as they make it very easy to change settings unlike many modern monitors. In fact, there are only two things that kept me from 5 stars: First, the PBP/PIP feature only works with certain connection combinations. Unfortunately, it doesn't work with HDMI on one device and USB-C on another. For my Mac Mini (HDMI) and Macbook Pro (USB-C) use case, I can't use PBP/PIP. I ordered a USB-C…