Monoprice 35 Inch Zero-G Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor V2-1800R, 21:9, 3440x1440p, UWQHD, 120Hz, AMD FreeSync, 4ms, HDMI, DisplayPort, VA,Black

I have 2 of these monitors and they are phenomenal.Picture quality is great, there’s no ‘screen bleeding’ of any sort. The 1800r curve is really nice, the stand that it comes with is quite sturdy as well. The description is 2 hdmi 2.0, 1 hdmi 1.4 and 1 dp 1.2. This is not actually the case, both of mine came with 2 hdmi 2.0 ports and 2 dp 1.2 ports, which is pretty awesome!Love the build quality, they have a good amount of weight to them so make sure you get a good VESA mount if you plan on mounting it.The super thin bezels are also great!Now the few things about the monitor that aren’t that great, but definitely not deal breakers would be the following:VESA - While it does support VESA mounting, it’s not your traditional simply screw-in. It comes with these removable plates that screw into the back and you’d attach your vesa mount that way, not a big deal, just an extra step.Inputs - both of the monitors I purchased don’t have the most secure inputs, power connector included. If you’re using a braided or thicker hdmi cable it’s easy for them to come slightly loose IF you’re moving the monitor a lot. Same goes for power cord. Normal movement is fine and everything stays plugged in.If you’re using display port then you can take full advantage of the 120hz display.If you’re using hdmi it’ll be 100hz.Be sure to do the research on the specs of the cords, not every hdmi cord can display high refresh rates, so an old one laying around the house may not be the way to do.This does include a dp cable as well.Edit: Has RED LED’s in back of monitor. Color can’t be changed and it isn’t distracting

The monitor provides just the right amount of desktop space required for three documents side by side. Images are crisp and sharp allowing for accurate edits, automated panes make displaying multiple windows a cinch, and access to the physical buttons is convenient. The stand is stable and optional wall mount provides you with mounting options. Recommended.

Perfect size for my purposes (not a gamer) of multiple windows tasks. I find widescreen to be more convenient than 2 monitors. I still use a second monitor, but having the widescreen as primary workspace is great. Easily fits 3 documents side by side, great for large spreadsheets, multiple working windows, and graphics work. After a couple of weeks with this monitor, can't imagine being without it :-) Good deal for the price. Sharp picture, easy install, sleek profile. A great find, recommended.

Monitor works fine and was a good value at time of purchase. The issue is Monoprice's customer service, or lack there of. I had always used the stand it came with until I purchased a vesa compatible desk mount for this monitor (which it is, kind of)As I go through the original box to locate the needed Monoprice adapter, I realize it's missing.No worries, reach out to customer service and they'll send out another right? NOAfter getting the run around for a week, I was told to fly a kite because it's been over 30 days since my purchase.Thought I was saving a few bucks over the LG model at Costco, nope. Never again monopriceTLDR- make sure you check for all the parts in the box, even ones you weren't planning on using (especially when there is no mention of an adapter needed anywhere)

Monitor arrived in great condition, and everything worked well. For the price it performs better than most other expensive monitors. My only complaints are the blacks could be better, the menu buttons are annoying to use when making changes, and the blue light near the power button cannot be changed/turned off.I suggest changing calibration settings, there are guides online that can help with that. Also be sure to turn "freesync" on because it is off by default.

Was looking for a larger monitor for work and this is perfect! You can open many programs at the same time and it has a great picture if you game!

This monitor is worth the money for me. I don't have a comparison for the thing other than it replaced a good 27 in 60 hrtz Sceptre monitor.So far it's great. 100 hrtz and 3400x1440 is pretty impressive. I run an RTX 3080 and play a variety of games from No Man's Sky, to Baldur's Gate 3.That Ultra Widescreen is so good, I'll never go back to widescreen.

We bought this for our home office for my wife. She mostly uses excel, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, and business softwares and it passes her test of technology: “If I don’t have to think about it, technology is awesome” this works with plug and play and is perfect for multitasking. 5 stars for our purposes. Work has been too busy to try and play any games on it yet.

I love most everything about this monitor, it hits the sweet spot for price to performance being $640 at the time of purchase and having a 1440p resolution just shy of 110ppi, It's sufficiently bright at 300nits although not HDR bright, all 35" is curved ever so nicely at 1800R and aesthetically pleasing. The response time could be better, 4ms is not great with this replacing a 27" 1ms monitor, but the aforementioned more than made of for the fact.What I would have liked to have had, speakers! seems like such a simple thing with even the most basic monitors having them now and it really comes down to not wanting to always be wearing my headphones while i'm working or gaming, if you have speakers connected to your setup already than this shouldn't be a concern for you. The LED on the back of the monitor is just the silliest thing, it only has three options; RED, FLASHING RED or off? I can't wrap my mind around the design process on that, even more so when the power LED is blue and projecting downwards making an approximate 2" diameter circle with the default stand. Now the stand, it is trash, no lift, no pivot, no spin and a laughable amount of tilt which ultimately leaves the monitor way to short and requiring an aftermarket solution.Bottom line, this is a great monitor with flaws, none of those flaws effect it's performance or fantastic price for that performance and I can happily recommend this monitor for those willing to overlook the small flaws it has.

I bought this monitor late 2020 - and after only 2.5yrs of light usage the DP broke. Something to keep in mind if thinking about getting this monitor and you're looking for longevity, you will not find it on this brand. I learned the hard way.At current retail prices ($752) I simply cannot recommend this monitor. There are much better options out there at this price range.

It is a good monitor but the mount for its sucks, doesn’t stay in place and tends to pop out easily

It was delivered very quickly, 3 days before it was scheduled. I like almost everything about this monitor. The picture quality is great, colors and brightness are good too. There are 3 minor issues with it, IMO. The 1st is that it's a bit warm after a couple hours of use, not hot by any stretch but it's warmer than my old 27" was. 2nd is the cable connections are towards the bottom so the cables tend to be visible from the front a bit, at least when mounted using the stand. 3rd the online description and the enclosed User's Manual both say it supports a 100X100 VESA mount; the wall mount brackets included were actually a 75X75 VESA.

Monitor worked but I was really disappointed.If you're buying this monitor, buy it with the intention that it's only going to run at 100hz. Trying to run this monitor at 120hz is a huge hassle. I tried three different cables and I would get frame skipping anything past 105hz, even 106hz. GTA 5 was giving me huge problems at any OC. It would constantly black out.I did contact Monoprice support and they were willing to exchange it for another one but it's a lot of hassle going back and forth for something that I'm not really satisfied with. Monoprice linked me a display port cable that was about $200 USD and considering the monitor was $400 USD I wasn't going to buy it. I can't seem to find it but it was a cable that had the bandwidth to output 8k 120hz. I asked them why would I need something 4x times the power to get this monitor to 120hz at 2k and they just said it required the bandwidth.I already tried 3 cables and I was not going to run around trying to find a cable that was going to get me to the specs that I bought the monitor for.Seeing that others are running into similar problems, I don't really think it's much of a defect issue.Overall, picture quality was alright. The 1440p was really nice though. The monitor menu settings are a pain to understand and go through.