ASUS TUF Gaming VG34VQL1B 34” Curved HDR Monitor, WQHD (3440x1440), 165Hz, 1ms, Extreme Low Motion Blur, FreeSync Premium, Eye Care, DisplayPort HDMI USB, Height Adjustable, DisplayHDR 400, Black

Arrived quickly, looks great. Love it!

You get what you pay for. Asus doesn’t do proper quality control on this monitor or they just don’t care.

Great monitor but sadly died after just 5 months. Not great as it wasn’t cheap.

The gaming monitor is easy to set up and a lot better than prism+ brand. Only issue I have is that it only have 1 hdmi port which can be resolved by getting a hdmi splitter.

got it on sale for $285 after tax and i gotta say this is the best monitor ive ever owned super impressed. its fast the specs are better then the ASUS websites specs and it hits HDR 600 nits most games i play FPSs or otherwise usually at ultra settings in the 3440x1440 dont go past 165 fps any way and unlike the ACER NITRO i had before this time the aspect ratio looks amazing and not smooshed. its color pallet is vary vibrant with the HDR and control pannel settings tweaked. it its very crisp the curve isnt intense but thats no issue tho i wish gaming monitor companies would take off the cheap speaker because most gamers have dedicated ones or headsets would rather them use the cost of speakers to improve the hardware instead but thats a nitpick. really nice product would recommend highly for my cant afford OLED brothas.

I bought this for only SR1,600 including import tax. Super bargain price and worth the money. I used it as an external monitor for my Macbook Air. I can't appreciate the 165hz refresh rate because the Mac can only give 60hz refresh rate using hdmi port. Once i upgrade to M1 Mac, I can experience the real high refresh rate. The resolution is enough coming from the 720p screen of Macbook Air. Ultrawide is truly i like about this monitor. I can multitask and split screen especially on charting on tradingview.

It was DOA. No power. Should have listened to the reviews.

This monitor is a great replacement for a few much older and showing their age 24 inch monitors (two were 1920 x 1200 and another was 24" 1920 x 1080). While side by side I have less screen space (by pixels ) this ultra wide makes the space I do have far more useable in an efficient way. Games with a single wide screen is a much nicer experience than 3 separate screens (even when they were all 1920 x 1200 24" and identical). I use this one for a mix of light gaming (e.g. FSX, payday 2, left 4 dead, spin tires etc) and heavy office work (documents, programming, scientific drawing/modeling/programming/data analysis/etc, web design) and it is pretty ideal for my space. At a price of $280 this was a steal. The 3 port USB 3 hub is nice for peripherals and switching between computers easily (I have 3 machines I run and can easily transition between them now with the same screen. And only moving a single USB cable). I could not justify the extra $100+ for 165 hz instead of 100hz refresh rate as I cannot really tell a difference (I can between 60 and 100, especially with FreeSync). I would definitely buy again. The stand is sturdy and adjustable enough for what it is. For a normal desktop placement, it has plenty of adjustability for me without taking up too much desk space. My only complaints are (I) the cable management plastic cover was broken on arrival but also it is so cheaply attached I cannot understand how it would hold any cables anyway and (ii) the listing clearly showed this monitor comes with an HDMI cable, Power cable, USB 3 cable and display port cable, I did not receive the display port cable; the seller's proposed solution was to return the entire monitor and they would ship me another one OR just buy my own cable and deal with it. I think it is rediudlous to return this whole monitor just for a dumb cable, the risks and effort associated with shipping it again for a $10 cable is just not worth it. (I will update this review after additional use should my opinion change)