Nitro 34 Inch UWQHD 3440 x 1440 1000R Curved PC Gaming Monitor | AMD FreeSync Premium | Up to 180Hz Refresh | Up to 0.5ms | AdobeRGB 90%| Delta E<2 | 1 DP 1.2 & Two HDMI 2.0| EDA343CUR V3bmiippx

Easy to set up. Big! Good value. Sound is okay as usual. So, buy yourself a decent audio bar or component system. Note also: higher level GPUs and monitors do draw more power. So, to make your PC's power more efficient I suggest buying separate cables for your GPU to PCI-E sockets to replace the standard daisy-chained cables that most PCs are built with.

This is a review of the ACER EDA343CUR V3bmiippx 34” monitor. I bought this monitor to replace two 27” flat monitors. My hope was it would be easier to view and use the multiple windows that I keep open at the same time. I am not a gamer so that was not a consideration. I run the refresh rate at 120 Hz and do not use a graphics card. I use the Intel UHD Graphics 750 processor built into my i7-11700K CPU. I couldn’t be more satisfied with my decision. The display has no dead or stuck pixels. If there is bleed from backlighting, it’s not obvious to me. Color rendition is as good as the Dell monitors that it replaced. There are no problems with blurring or distortion of letters. The 1000R curvature is perfect for my use. The one con I have is the speakers. I wasn’t expecting useful speakers and indeed they are not. Here are my tips on setting things up. 1) Download the driver from the ACER website (https://www.acer.com/us-en/support/product-support/ED343CURV/downloads ) 2) use the Microsoft PowerToys Fancy Zones (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/powertoys/install) to divide your screen. IMO it’s better than the ACER Display Widget. 3) Download the Display Widget (https://www.acer.com/us-en/acer-display-widget) because it’s easier to set up monitor parameters than using the physical joystick built into it. Make sure that the widget does not automatically run when you reboot. For my purposes, I set the resolution to 3440 x 1440 and the text size to 125%. I have only used this monitor for a few weeks so I can’t comment on reliability, but it does come with a 3-year warranty. I paid $229 for it on Prime Day. I see it’s up to $279 today. Costco sells it for $249.

I waited a full month to give my review so I could have enough time to tinker around with the monitor. Pros: - As a first time owner of a curved monitor, this purchase did not disappoint. The 1000R curve gives an immersive experience, and makes it easy to get lost in whatever you are doing. - This 34” display fits perfectly on my desk, and allows me to push productivity to its limits. Since I use this monitor for work, school, and *light* gaming, having multiple tabs open is a must. I love the new possibilities this monitor brings. - When it comes to graphics, to an untrained eye like mine, I cannot locate any flaws. All photos, videos, and games I’ve encountered have been seamless with no dead pixels or latency. Cons: - This unit only comes with 2 HDMI ports, 1 Display port, and 1 Audio out port. I did not take into account the lack of USB-C and USB ports, and didn’t realize how much of my added accessories needed these. Be mindful - if you are going to use wired mice, keyboards, video cameras, etc. unless you are hooking them directly into whatever desktop you are running, you will need an adapter. - The LED lights were one of the main reasons I leaned toward this monitor over others, however, the lights are too dim to notice. Even flush against the wall, I cannot see a flash of anything to indicate that it is on. - Two words: joystick controller. When it goes to powering on/off my monitor, it will not register my clicks. I have found it difficult to keep shutting down my monitor and fighting to turn it back on, so I just keep it on. This mechanic can be a bit finicky, so I’d rather not tinker with it. Overall: Would I buy this again? Absolutely. For a price point of around $300, I am now able to do more than I ever have. The PiP/PBP mode is something I never thought I would need, but have recently been introduced to. From a productivity perspective, I would purchase this monitor again.

Really great monitor, excellent all around. If you get it be aware that if it is attached via hdmi the refresh rate is limited to either 100 or 120 hz (I forgot). You have to use a display port cable for it to be 180hz.

Picked this bad Larry up on prime day for a great price. Had been wanting an ultra wide for a while and this one hit a good balance of performance and price. I am using it as a primary display for a gaming laptop running a Ryzen 7 and RTX 3070 mobile graphics. It takes a lot of horsepower to render 3440 x 1440 so be aware of that if you have an older GPU but mine keeps up fine for most things. I specifically chose this resolution because 4k would have likely been too much for the system. You will need to enable HDR on the monitor itself. This hung me up for a few minutes as I expected this to be enabled by default and it was not. Once this was resolved though the colors were bright and vibrant and the picture is sharp and crisp. Other than that setup was super easy. Stand goes together with like 4 screws and is very simple to adjust. It is also sleek and feels sturdy. The integrated RGB is a nice touch too. Outside of gaming, this thing is a dream to do work on. Double wide spreadsheets are great. There’s just so much desktop space to lay out all your open windows. Overall very happy with this monitor after the first few weeks. Would recommend to anyone in the market for an ultrawide.

This monitor is a good budget monitor or a good starter monitor. The price point is great and the monitor does everything I need to do for gaming & productivity. Unfortunately, it has dead pixels, HDR is very poor & the unadjustable RGB LED lights on the back are so dim you can’t even notice them on my wall. I would recommend this as an intro monitor but I wouldn’t recommend for a serious gamer. You get what you pay for.

Uuufff Chulada de Monitor, me encantó, ahora sí a jugar Crimson Desert jejejeje

I've always been an Acer customer, not because of being a loyal fan of Acer, but because i've tried and tested their products and they've been reliable for the past 20+ years of using them. They're not into the most high-end specs as other brands have, in fact they come in simple yet GOOD designs not too tacky unlike other brands. Although this is my first Ultrawide monitor from Acer, so far it's been performing good. Eventhough there was an issue on the first item delivered, as it had a Dead pixel, but they sent in a replacement after reporting the issue, and arrived the next day. The replacement monitor so far runs pretty good, like I said their products aren't always to the Extremes like other brand names, but the product does what it does reliably. Colors to me are vibrant, compared to the Xiaomi I recently purchased which I will be returning. This monitor is fast and no ghosting or smearing while playing games. No flickers whatsoever, and no dead pixel on this one. Again this is my first VA panel and I heard common issues of VA panels, but so far so good. I would highly recommend this product to anyone interested in purchasing a good descent gaming and all-around monitor. If you're an Enthusiast gamer though, I suggest getting a IPS panel or OLED. This monitor is for Average all-around users who enjoy a good HD monitor with some Graphic design/Programming, Research etc. and occasional gaming done to it. It's a good all-around monitor, and a lot of realestate as well in terms of windows management.

I just received mine and directly set it up and its nice so far..delivery on time i recommended it

Great monitor, works perfectly. Nice crisp clear picture for work, movies, and gaming. Sturdy, quality built and very nice RGB accent lighting. Had this a full year now and works just like the day I got it.

Sin detalles, excelente tamaño y buena calidad, me llego en tiempo y forma y es una gran comodidad usarlo las bocinas no son muy potentes pero funcionan si no tienes más y el rgb no resalta mucho pero se ve elegante si pones atencion