Dell S3422DWG 34 inch WQHD (3440x1440) 21:9 1800R Curved Gaming Monitor, 144Hz, VA, 1ms MPRT, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, HDR 400, DisplayPort, 2x HDMI, 5x USB, 3 Year Warranty, Black

So, I've done research on what Ultra wide monitor to get there are cheaper options however they have lower rrtings score while this one has best ratings. While M34WQ has good rrtings too and it's IPS panel, however it's not curved and I wanted to try a curved monitor even if it's not as much curve to it than other monitors. When I first gotten this monitor i thought oh boy it's too big, after a day use I gotten much used to it coming from a tiny 1080 24 incher. It's like a mini TV Few people complain about "smearing" however I updated the firmware / changed response to super fast / changed profile to "cold" / Turned on HDR I don't see any smearing at all. I've been playing games on it, web browsing no issues at all best part it's not oled and don't have to worry about burn in at all. now the quality of it looks really good, also it depends on the tv/films on youtube i searched "tron hdr" which shows how good this monitor is, while when watching/downloading films sometimes the shows/films quality ain't the best as you can see more detail with this monitor. for gaming it helps as you can spot other players better than tiny 24 incher. I'd say it's worth the money, am very happy with it no complaints.

outstanding addition to my set up.This TV looks beutiful !.watching movies is a treat.My games are looking great. There is no speakers though(i use headphones) so that may be an issue for some.The price was suprisingly low,but im not complaining.brightness is top notch with minimal to no response time.

Works like a charm. A bit of gray areas, but I guess that's because of the VA panel. It's barely noticeable. Couldn't adjust brightness with the Dell Display Manager 2 app on Windows. Overall a good monitor.

Can't fault this. Excellent if you use excel a lot and also amazing if you do gaming due to the wifescreen, can see soo much more. The app is also okay to use and can shift between night modes quickly. The stand is solid as well and the monitor does have plenty of height

Dell S3422DWG I've had Dell Monitors for the last 18 years so when looking for a new monitor that's the first place I looked, I watched many many reviews of the Ultrawides available and not wanting to spend £1000+ I eventually decided on this one. I was a little apprehensive about the VA panel but I really needn't have worried, it's absolutely fantastic. I'm very happy with it so far, colours were a little muted right out of the box but once setting it up as described in the Rtings review it's absolutely fantastic, download and install the Dell driver from their website set the superfast response time and enabled G-sync in the Nvidia settings which it wouldn't do without the driver and I've played RDR2, Assassin's Creed Mirage, Cyberpunk and Forza 5 with zero issues, no black smearing, no ghosting and they look absolutely amazing at 3440x1440 and smooth as butter on my 4070 Super. One thing noted in some reviews when using this particular Dell 34 UW is flickering below 60fps and I can confirm that you will get it if your frame rate goes below 60 which I managed to do (deliberately to check it) by maxing CP2077 and turning off DLSS & FG, so I'd recommend a fairly beefy system to make sure you can run AAA games above 60fps, above 60 it's silky smooth with zero flicker. I think for the price it's unbeatable value, I got it on a Black Friday deal for £327. Bear in mind I'm coming from a 10 year old Dell U2713HM AH-IPS 60hz Monitor and so far it's blown me away with colours, the deepness of the blacks and the silky smooth VRR. So far I'm super impressed, I really like the minimalist look of Dell monitors and this doesn't disappoint, the stand is good and sturdy and even though it's obviously very wide it doesn't wobble, I love the inclusion of the four USB ports, because I've always had them on the previous Dell's I've owned I really wanted that feature, the curvature is not over done so I got used to it very quickly and it really does add to the immersion in every game I've tried, RDR2 looks jaw droppingly amazing. I've done a little bit of browsing and it's been great for that too, no text ghosting I've noticed so far which can be another bug bear of VA panels. The menu is easy to use with the little joystick nub and you can set custom quick change settings to the other 4 buttons. That's about it, if I come across any problems or faults I will report back here. If you're looking for a relatively cheap way into to Ultrawide gaming I don't think you'd be disappointed with this monitor.

I was a bit reluctant to have something curved at first but now I've got it I love it! It's really well made and the picture quality is excellent. For me it came pretty much set up out of the box. It runs games like Call of Duty and Overwatch (superb refresh rate) and Skyrim and Sons of the Forest (the colours are amazing) all with equal quality. Star Citizen looks fantastic and I'm just waiting on a steering wheel now to try a driving sim!

Software is good, don't use it on the suowrfast mode or you will get screen tear. Lightbleed is quite bad when on dark screen only. It's a great priced wide-screen monitor at £350, but any more I would be sending it back. Colour quality is good, not excellent. Adjustment and PIP is useable and easy to get to grips with.

This is my honest review regarding Dell S3422DWG 34 inch WQHD Before the review, here's my custom-built computer specification that I use with the Dell S3422DWG 34 if you guys are curious... Asus Sabertooth i7 mobo Intel Core i7 6700K 32GB DDR4 NVMe 1TB SSD Nvidia GTX 1660Ti 6GB (using DisplayPort 1.2) Now, onto the review... Spent weeks researching for the best all-rounder WQHD monitor. Remember, that WQHD means 3440x1440 not 2560x1440. BE CAREFUL, many so called WQHD monitors are actually 2560x1440! Some of the big names like Samsung etc, adverted WQHD as 2560x1440, which is false! This, Dell S3422DWG 34 inch monitor is fantastically beautiful and so sharp/bright/colourful. The text looks so sharp and readable. I was blown away and still am. Don't get carried away with AMD Free-sync or Nvidia G-Sync hype... as long as you are using DisplayPort (DP) version 1.2 or higher cable with a good graphic card like mine (Nvidia GTX 1660Ti), the quality of gameplay at 30, 60 or 120fps, simply astonishing because of the 144hz refresh rate. Zero flickers, blurs etc. Playing Doom 2016, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Future Soldier, Sniper Warrior 3, Amnesia, racing games, Max Payne 3 and many more. Great experience and zero disappointments. You may wonder the difference between TN, IPS and VA panel type displays. IPS panel type looks good from all angles, but poor low contrast ratio and suffer from "IPS glow". This, Dell S3422DWG, a VA panel type display doesn't suffer because of the natural curvature of the monitor. The curvature what makes this monitor looks good from all angles. So the VA vs IPS panel type argument is practically moot. Plus, the 3000 to 1 contrast ratio boost gives that deep black without being wash-out. The refresh rate is equally as good as the IPS panel type. I've included few screenshots, plus a video clip playing Ghost Recon, Future Soldier Overall, a beautiful Dell WQHD monitor and thanks to the supplier for deliver the exact item I wanted. If you guys need to ask me anything I'll be happy to help. Thank you Amazon rocks!