Dell-S3422DWG (86.36 cm) WQHD Monitor 3440 x 1440 @144Hz(DP) & 100Hz(HDMI), Brightness 400 cd/m², 99% sRGB, 90% DCI-P3, Arsenic-Free Glass, HDR 400 Compatible, Height & Tilt Adjustment,3 Year Warranty

There are not many options as an Indian when it comes to gaming ultrawides in the 1440p segment. There is LG 34WP65C, MSI Optix MAG342CQR and this one.Dell's S3422DWG offers the most bang for the buck features and quality.Has a really strong and sturdy stand, good curve rating at 1800R.HDR 400 rating is really bright and vibrant, I usually turn this off as its too bright for me personally.It has AMD Freesync OOB, but no G-Sync officialy. G-Sync can still be turned ON in Nvidia's settings if needed. I felt these sync options result in flickering at lower frames, so I just turned them off and I have not faced any issue.I have a PC running on a RTX 3070, and face zero issues running AAA games on this monitor.Played Horizon 5, Cyberpunk 2077 at High to Ultra settings at >80FPS.Its a visual treat.Just go for it. (y)Edit: I got it for 45000 INR. Not sure why the price is so inflated now.

Used it for some time now with zero issues, it's a beautiful piece of hardware. Just the perfect amount of curvature.3440x1440p 144fps gaming is amazing experience and highly recommend this monitor for users dipping their toe into the ultra wide pool.

Been using since May 2022, very good monitor for gaming and productivity. Brightness is good at around 500 nits in HDR mode. The monitor works fine at 3440x1440 at 144Hz with the display cable. HDMI cable goes only upto 100Hz. VRR works great from 48 to 144hz. The display has flickering issues if your pc outputs around 60 fps. Running with my 2070 super so no issues encountered. If you encounter flickering issues you can turn off VRR. PS5 works with black borders on both the sides as expected. Check out rtings review for picture quality. The curve is very subtle looks good if you are coming from flat panels. Good monitor considering other options and prices for other monitors.

Some noteworthy points -1. HDMI only supports upto 100Hz at full 3440x1440 because of bandwidth limitation of hdmi 2.0 standard. However, full 144hz can be achieved at lower resolution.2. Display port supports full 144Hz at any resolution.3. HDR is automatically turned on when supported signal is provided over HDMI. Tested with PS5, it was also able to achieve full 120hz at 4K rendering with HDR turned on. However the display will be scaled as PS5 does not support Wide 21:94. I had only used HRR IPS monitors in the past, so this is my first VA monitor. I was skeptical about the colors first but it turned out great! There is a little bit of color smearing but that’s expected from VA panel. It’s definitely not noticeable during gaming but only when scrolling webpages. There is also a little bit of color shift when viewed from sides5. Do not that It does NOT have inbuilt speakers but it has an audio out which you can connect to external speaker setup, the overall volume is also good. It is set to 50% by default which needs to be adjusted in the monitors OSD.At around 42k it is definitely a pricy monitor but it’s a good one!!

Amazing display and multi device connection and PIP is the advantage

Works great with both Mac and windows.You can use this on default scaling when connected to a mac!

Like : EverythingDislike: lack of usb - c and KVM switchFor techies like me who could face blur/pixelated issue with old laptop do below:Most importantly, check with your intel graphics console or nvidia console that it can project a 2560*1080 minimum resolution and NOT 1920*1080 else picture will come blurry. I did that tuning manually on my dell laptop that had only 1920x1080 highest. I used intel graphics console which was my default hdmi output and created new resolution dimensions. After many rejections by the system, it finally accepted 2560*1080 with 60 HZ and picture was awesome.

In reality, the panel type is NOT IPS.It is VA, and that’s terrible for designers and editors.Stay away. Got this verified on Dell’s own website.