Sealan 34 inch Curved Ultrawide Computer Gaming Monitor 165Hz,UWQHD 3440×1440,1500R -PIP,1ms (MPRT),HDR, 300nits, sRGB99%,FreeSync,HDMI2.0(TMDS)

Pros: 4k has hdmi 2.1 best for 120 hrz or more on hdmi Cons: None Overall Review: I love this monitor for the price it’s perfect. For a 4k over 120 hrz this thing looks and fps is awsome. Must buy

Pros: – Even at full price, this monitor undercuts many competitors while offering a robust feature set.
– All the specs: 34″ ultrawide, curved display, HDR support, and 165Hz refresh rate tick all the boxes.
– Both DisplayPort and HDMI cables are included, offering flexibility in setup.
– As a first-time curved monitor user, I found the curvature perfect, even allowing for light bar use.
– The ultrawide format dwarfs my 27″ monitor.
– The steel display base is a pleasant surprise for a budget monitor.
– Subtle LED backlight adds a touch of aesthetics without being intrusive. Since the screen is huge, it really doesn’t show the LED at all.
– The thin, lightweight build is a welcome sight. Cons: – The screen has a noticeable yellow tint, especially apparent in dual-monitor setups.
– OSD issues. Frequent lock-outs prevent access to on-screen display controls when I was setting it up.
– Driver updates and software installations often cause visible stripes and colorful flashing during shutdown, requiring a power cord reset.
– Confusing “pinpoint strike” feature. It’s the undocumented crosshair appears as a green dot, resembling a dead pixel.
– DisplayPort dependency. Higher refresh rates are only achievable through DisplayPort, with HDMI proving unstable.
– Not entirely flicker-free, with minor issues noticeable on the sides. Overall Review: It’s a feature-packed budget option that could be a dream come true for gamers on a tight budget. However, the numerous technical issues and quirks make it hard to wholeheartedly recommend. If you’re willing to tolerate occasional glitches, it might be worth considering. But for those seeking a hassle-free experience, it’s probably best to look elsewhere or invest in a more reliable option. I know I fall for the price tag too. Personally, I’d rate it 1.5 stars out of 5, grateful I didn’t purchase a second unit.

Pros: Its a 144hz 39inch 1080p monitor but there are way better options for $400/$600. Cons: Only runs at 144hz on 2640x1080p. The native res of 3840×1600 only runs at 60/75hz. Also there is no 3440x1440p option and all the other 1440p resolutions only run at 60/75hz max not 144/165hz id avoid this monitor at all costs I returned it the same day the monitor was delivered spent a hour looking through the resolutions to find out if i was missing something turns out its just a very cheaply made monitor. Overall Review: Do not buy false advertising all around the resolutions all suck

Pros: Size, brightness Cons: First one arrived Damaged, had to wait almost 2 weeks for the return process. 2nd one came and when trying to use a monitor arm the Vesa mount will not work. Even when using spacers the holes are too shallow to fully support the monitor. The stand that came with the monitor is very unsteady and takes up a very wide surface area, make sure your desk space can support it. Overall Review: Spend a few extra bucks and go for a better name brand.