Name: مانیتور بازی AOC همهجانبه بدون قاب خمیده مدل CU34G2X 34
Brand: AOC
SKU: B07ZB2TNZZ
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Matthew

Reviewed in the United States on 15 June 2021

34" UltraWide QHD Curved (Update 7/4/2025)

I rate this monitor three stars. It's big and spacious. You really get to see the 'whole picture' when gaming or just browing the web or multi-tasking. I was really excited to use this monitor when I got it. I've had it for a few weeks now and the biggest issue I have is the flickering. I've tried updating the drivers, changing the settings on the monitor, googling solutions but none of them work. It's a really good monitor but man the flickering is really damn annoying. Luckily it only happens with certain games and scenarios I'm just not sure what's really going on. The second problem I have with the monitor is that the buttons to configure the brightness, contrast and basically all the settings are underneath the monitor panel. They are really flat buttons too so you're really just touching and feeling and trying to figure out what you're about to press. Most of the time when I'm trying to open the Menu, I accidentally power off the monitor instead which is really annoying. I don't know why a $450 monitor doesn't come with a remote to access those settings, especially when you put the buttons in such a wildly inconvenient place. The buttons have pictures on the front of the monitor but because they're so dark and engraved you'll need a flashlight or to be in a really bright room to see them in the first place. If picture quality, flickering isn't an issue for you and you just want size to browse the web or big picture gaming this would be the way to go. Otherwise look for something else, it's just not worth the trouble. Update: Having owned it since May 2021, I'm bumping up from 3 stars to 5 despite adding to this review another issue. When the monitor loses power or turns off because you shut down or what have you some settings are lost. Specifically the Picture Boost which brings more color to the monitor. Combining this with the fact that I have to find the invisible buttons under the monitor to access the settings means this thing is quite literally a pain in

5.0

Efren Ventura

Reviewed in Mexico on 20 May 2021

Superó mis expectativas

Excelente monitor que ha superado mis expectativas. Recién adquirí una RTX 3070 y tenía curiosidad por estos monitores Ultrawide más panorámicos y su tecnología AdaptativeSync en el caso de Nvidia. Tenia temor por el issue conocido de parpadeo en ciertos juegos y pantallas de carga pero no he tenido ningún problema y la tecnología Sync have que los juegos se sientan más estables y fluidos en cuanto a FPS, y esto no pasaba con mi anterior monitor convencional 4k a 60 hz. Yo compré aparte un cable DP 1.4 ya que no estaba seguro si lo traía el monitor, si lo trae pero solo es 1.2 así que si lo quieren usar a máxima resolución y 144 hz les recomiendo comprar uno de máxima calidad. Cómo área de trabajo es enorme!! Vengo de un monitor de 28 pulgadas u de inmediato se nota la diferencia y se presta para acomodar nuestras herramientas de trabajo juntas. Para obtener la mejor calidad de imagen busquen configuraciones para implementar el Picture boost y activar el ASync. Super recomendado a buen precio ($10800)

Sascha Guenther

Reviewed in Canada on 11 December 2020

Great for gaming and work

I've been using this monitor for the last few months now (bought in August, reviewed in December) and think I can now properly list its strengths and weaknesses. Pros: - Massive amount of screen real estate. - Great for work when you need to have multiple windows/apps open side by side. I work in software QA and amount of space as certainly made a positive impact. - Gaming is a good bit more immersive thanks due to not only the wider image but also the slight curve. - Fast response time and 144Hz refresh rate make everything feel smoother. It's really hard to go back. - Editing photos, the colour gamut and accuracy out of the box are decent and certainly good enough for an amateur photographer like me. - Comes with all the cables you need for the full resolution and frame rate experience, just make sure your video card supports DisplayPort - Supports AMD free sync and also works with G-sync for Nvidia cards (GTX1060 in my case) Cons: - It's weird when you're sharing your screen on a call and everyone gets confused by the size and aspect ratio, same goes for full screen screen shots :) - Not every game supports the ultrawide format and finding the right compromise of resolution and black bars left and right can be tricky. - The default colour depth is only 8-bit and I am pretty sure I noticed that during my first photo editing session when colour transitions looked a bit rougher than I was used to. A quick online search revealed that the panel does actually support 10-bit depth but you need to force it through the video card (Nvidia in my case) driver. - The curve and aspect ration take some getting used to. Especially on a browser window, the curve threw me off and I kept missing information on either side since it was too much in my peripheral vision. By now, I am well used to it though. - Viewing angles are not great for someone coming from an IPS panel but they're decent for a VA panel. And since it's only me looking at it straight on, it's alright. - It does gen

Mike

Reviewed in Canada on 7 February 2021

Amazing monitor for the price

Be careful when reading the reviews here on Amazon this page has several monitors on it, I'm reviewing the 34 inch 21:9 CU34G2X. I compared this monitor side by side with the LG 34GP83A-B, Samsung C49RG90 and Acer XB273K, it has by far the best quality per dollar. The only area the other monitors were noticeably better in was brightness, this monitor is bright enough but just not super bright like those 3. I work in a very bright room and it's good enough, the bright frame feature helps a lot here. There is a great description of how to calibrate all the settings on Reddit by collective_dysentery, just search for "cu34g2x calibration" and you'll find it. I recommend using that as a starting point then tweaking to what works for you. The colors were also better on the other 3 out of the box, especially the LG and Acer which are IPS, but I found that it was pretty easy to use the controls to get them close to the same level. This monitor has much better contrast than the LG of Acer which I found made a much larger difference to image quality. The Game Color feature is nice for giving colors some extra pop for games, for work I found leaving it at the default 10 to be the best however. This monitor has by far the best anti-glare of the 4, I do not notice any significant blurriness on small text. It seems to be a tiny bit less sharp but nothing worth worrying about. The XB273K was much sharper of course as it's 4K. I found the 1500R curve to be really helpful for making the edges of the screen useable and the curve only took a few hours to get used to. Even though the XB273K is not as wide and 16:9 it was noticeable how far away the edges are on it. At 34 inch 21:9 a flat panel would have unusable edges. Shadow Control works really well for adjusting how dark/light the shadows are in a game, if you want that dark game ambiance with deep blacks and tons of contrast just drop the Shadow Control down one or two notches. I have not noticed any brightness flickering from G-S

Robert Burns

Reviewed in the United States on 1 May 2020

First time I haven't missed my old Sony Trinitron!

Wow... wow wow wow. Ever since I first switched to flat screen panels, I've always felt like they can never live up to the color reproduction or clarity of my old Sony Trinitron. It was a giant white plastic cube with flat glass that felt like it weighed more than I did, but that monitor has always been the gold standard for me. No flat screen I've used since has been able to match it. This is the first time a flat screen monitor hasn't left me feeling like the game I'm playing would have looked better on that Trinitron. This is also my first experience with a VA panel, or with a monitor this large in general, but I am honestly shocked by the quality of the image this monitor produces. You definitely need a video card with sufficient power and memory to get this monitor to do 144 hz.. I am using an 8-year old GTX 680 lightning and while it is still a capable card in some respects (I use it for an oculus rift with no problems) its 2Gb of VRAM lack the memory bandwidth required to push 3440 x 1440 at 144 hz. No worries here though, because I'm upgrading my card to a new Radeon 5700 xt with the money i saved by buying this direct from Amazon. (Amazon is the only retailer not price gouging and sells this monitor for 459$ when they have it in stock so be patient!) I will update my review after testing it with my new card because reviewing it without testing 144 hz at 1440 is premature, but right now I couldn't be happier. It's nice to be bottlenecked by my system for once. Considering your monitor is the peripheral that you spend all your time starting at, it should be as robust as the system you're pairing it with. This is my dream monitor and it feels good just looking over and seeing it on my desk even when it's turned off. I'm surprised no one has mentioned how classy and solid the stand seems or how clean the overall styling of the monitor itself is. The legs are a work of art and the stand goes up and down so smoothly.. it's impressively easy to lift up and down co

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