The monitor broke by itself after 2 months. Not covered by warranty. I'm being charged $219 to fix this. I searched the internet and saw many screens with the same crack. I doubt this monitor has any design or quality issues. I'd rather throw it away and get another one. Spend more than $500 in 2 months. Dissatisfied

Great monitor so far. Bought and used for about 3 weeks before it just wouldn't turn on. Luckily I was in the Revain return window and just sent it back, but buying a $600 monitor that only lasts 3 weeks isn't my idea of a good time.

If color accuracy isn't important to you, then this monitor is for you. This monitor has a PA panel which I would have liked to have seen when I bought it. The PA panels have terrible color and being a crooked monitor that doesn't help either. Instead, try to buy a monitor with an IPS panel.

There is a dot on the screen just below and to the right of center. It doesn't fit anything on the back and is compatible with every program I use. You can get the best product for your money.

I have had this monitor for 3 months now. It was great to work with as I can easily organize my different windows. The monitor provides a very clear picture and is very easy to set up. Recommend this product to anyone who wants to expand their display for work purposes.

I'm a graphic designer who has high expectations for screen resolution, especially fonts and typefaces, and this monitor just doesn't live up to my high standards. The color was very bright and beautiful if I have to say one good thing about it. Personally, I'm not a fan of curved screens. They turn everything into a strange world that just doesn't fit my work habits. But that's just me! I finally bought a 31.5 inch LG UHD 4K 32UP550 and it lives up to my expectations.

The color and brightness of the screen were stunning, unfortunately the quality didn't match the price. The middle part of the screen detached from the top frame and light leaked out of the slot. And Samsung offered a factory repair that would take up to three weeks. Thanks to Revain customer service I was able to return this monitor for a full refund so I bought a different model.

I've been using two monitors for a long time. There's never been a big screen or curved monitor. Decided to try it on my gaming PC. When I first turned it on I couldn't stop smiling! That is so cool. It's like you're in the game. The display is bright, sharp and clear. It works very well with Windows 10. Your desktop will be HUGE! The picture in photo mode is great. Both inputs are displayed simultaneously, one on each half of the screen. Yes, it would be nice to have multiple HDMI inputs, I…

Unfortunately I bought this in April 2022 and it is now July 8th 2022 and now part of the left side of the screen is greyed out.

Disable the "Eco Sensor Mode" and "Maximum Power Saving" options! Then, magically, the screen becomes as bright as I want. Samsung guarantees unsatisfied customers by releasing these monitors with these options. Now a great monitor!

While the curvature and size of this monitor is great, its quality is not. If you're used to the quality and resolution of Apple's Retina displays, you'll likely be disappointed as you get pixelated text on this screen. As a developer, I spend hours reading and writing texts. It's impossible to get clear text on this monitor even after looking at countless blog posts to adjust monitor settings. Worst of all, after 8 months the screen just died as you can see in the attached image. Now I have to

Currently, my everyday computer is a MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, four Thunderbolt 3 ports) with an Intel Iris Plus Graphics 650 card. I tried to connect this Samsung monitor to my laptop via HDMI and USB-C. Both automatically set the maximum resolution to 3440 x 1440. The HDMI cable had a 50Hz refresh rate, the USB-C 60Hz. I couldn't tell any difference between the two refresh rates. I no longer play intense games and the monitor handled fast movie scenes with no screen stuttering. The quick…

The item I received had a dead pixel. Uneven backlight. And the panel didn't match the case well. Huge gap. I requested a replacement but received a refund instead. Interesting

Before that, I looked at two other monitors. The SAMSUNG SJ55W 34 Inch Ultra Wide Flat Panel Gaming Monitor had the worst overall picture quality I have ever seen. It has this because it can support a 100Hz refresh rate with HDR and TB3 compatibility. But my XPS 15 9575 Thunderbolt 3 didn't exceed 60Hz at the recommended resolution. So I got Display Port 1.4 version for USB Type C cable. I can now do a full 100Hz with this; clear difference in image quality. Of course, you can still easily use…

Update March 21, 2022 - I'm trying to get PIP to work. I called support and spent 40 minutes relaying what I needed help with and in the end time was running out and the help was minimal. I've gone through all the menus and can't figure out how to do it myself. I would return it if I could. It's a mediocre product at best, and it's the first Samsung display I've ever been dissatisfied with. This is a fantastic monitor, but the instructions are horrible as hell and the setup isn't intuitive at…

I really liked this monitor, but after a few months it just stopped working. It turns on but doesn't recognize any input. I've tried everything to troubleshoot, but it just doesn't work.

I've long dreamed of getting a 34-inch curved ultra-wide display with WQHD resolution. I've used two 24-inch displays in the past, and while I need the extra space, having two separate monitors can sometimes be impractical. All the extra cables don't help either. I got my first 29 inch ultra wide display and really enjoyed having one monitor for all my screens. 29 inches is good, but not quite the same as two monitors. A 34 inch screen is perfect for me because it's like two monitors in one. Of