KOORUI 34 Inch Curved Gaming Monitor, 180Hz, WQHD 1440P, MPRT 1MS, HDR 400 | Ultrawide Curved Gaming Monitor 1000R, 2x HDMI 2.0, 1x DisplayPort 1.4, AdaptiveSync, Tilt/Height Adjustable, Black 34E6UC

A smart monitor, I'm happy with it, its lasted well and served me even better, offers good brightness, little glare and the ergonomic curve makes it look good, the buttons are a little fiddley but I'm used to where they are and how they work now.

Amazing value, very wide. I was hoping that the colours were not washed out like other VA panels ive tried, and they were, but with some tweaking in the OSD, it looks better than my old IPS. I put the dark field bright effect on -10 which gave much richer blacks, put the response time on fast from normal because I couldn't notice a difference in ghosting between the two( however, the fastest mode does cause bad smearing), put it on the movie pre-set because I prefer the colours and then played around between the two gamma presets. I ended up choosing gamma 1 because dark blacks still retained lots of detail. Overall very impressed- amazing, also the 1000r curve is immersive AF and although this is 165 hz instead of 240hz, my rig doesnt push 240 on 3340x1440 anyway and it feels 85 percent as smooth. Btw the pixel density is solid, a bit sharper than a 24 inch 1080p on paper but not too noticeable so its not crap like 27 inch 1080. Also the monitor gets very bright and the stand was easy to attach.

Out of the box this display isn't amazing, but after some calibration I'm highly impressed. You may see reviews online telling you to avoid the HDR of this screen, and honestly I think they're wrong. I tried adjusting without HDR to get the white levels and sharpness to the ideal settings on various games, and I just couldn't get it right no matter how hard I tried. When setting white levels in certain games, I couldn't even read white text on grey backgrounds. This was especially frustrating in Forza Horizon. After downloading the Windows HDR calibration tool and setting HDR on within my PC and monitor settings, everything became near-on perfect. This isn't an OLED panel, so the black levels aren't going to win any awards, and there is considerable light bleed when viewing from outside the ideal viewing angles, but beyond that it's great, especially at the price. For vibrant coloured games and motion, I honestly can't fault it, and for a few hundred pounds less than comparable monitors. The versatility of the stand is also a really nice touch and has allowed me to fit the screen in a bit of a tighter spot on my fredde desk as a result. For the price you pay, I don't think you'll find a much better ultrawide monitor. Just be sure that you take the time to calibrate your settings to get the most out of it.

This screen is magnificent with a great clear image and very bright. It can be viewed from all angles and the curve makes looking at the extremes easy. The colour reproduction looks great to my old eyes and makes working with multiple apps open on my desktop a breeze. It comes in three parts. The upright snaps into the back of the screen and the V shaped base screws in with a thumb screw, so no tools required. Adjusting the screens hight and tilt is simple as it seems to be counter weighted

4 stars, would get a 5 however not sure why the monitor flickers faint white now and again ? Checkd a few settings still not sure why, ill change to 5 stars if anyone can fix the problem.. Edit * fixed my issue by factory resetting the screen itself on the settings * changed to 5 stars

came with 1 bad hdmi port - and it suffers with ghosting. badly. my mate has a cheap 1500r and it doesnt ghost. ive tried all settings. on pc and screen to stop it. and its painful

I picked this monitor up on offer back in 2023 and it’s been excellent ever since. It’s held up really well over time with no issues, and the performance is still just as good as when I first got it. For the price, especially at around £199 now, you genuinely can’t complain. The ultrawide display is great for both gaming and general use, and the curved design makes it even more immersive. Overall, it’s been a solid purchase and great value for money — definitely worth it if you’re considering an ultrawide without spending a fortune.

This IS a good product, it is fast, has minimal delay time between input output, as well as good HDR as well as real colour values. However, the reason I give this 2 stars is the false advertising regarding the specs of this monitor: As stated (at the time of writing) it clearly states is has a resolution of 3440 x 1440 (1440p), which is accurate, however it does not at all have the option of 165Hz refresh rate. It has a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz, which even then is not available at maximum resolution, with 1440p only supporting up to 100Hz, and having to actually downscale your display resolution to 2560 x 1440 in order to run 120Hz. This is not a support cable issue, I am using all the cables that it came with, and a 4K 240Hz supporting HDMI cable, which is usually why higher refresh rates don't show up when trying to change. Do not buy this product until they change the advertised front page specs. Image linked shows 120 as well as various other refresh rates with a * next to them, this is a marker for when the refresh rate is not supported at your current resolution.