AOC CU34G2 34"

Great specs ; Affordable price ; Slim bezels and sleek design

Stand takes up a lot of desk space ; Sound quality isn't very good ; Limited availability

It’s impressive how much the AOC CU34G2X packs in for a little over $300, putting it toe-to-toe with much more expensive options. However, its availability makes it difficult to actually get a hold of.

After using the AOC AGON CU34G2X 34-inhc monitor for more than on week, I’ve very pleased to say … I absolutely love it! At 34-inches, the size is perfect for my needs, especially when I do a lot of video editing, benchmarking, heavy web browsing on...

Contrast ; Blur-reduction up to 144 Hz ; Extended color ; Accurate out of the box

Low light output ; DCI-P3 color gamut volume slightly smaller than similar monitors ; HDR doesn’t look much better than SDR

The AOC CU34G2X isn’t the brightest monitor out there, but its high native contrast and super-accurate color deliver an excellent image. With 144 Hz and FreeSync and G-Sync (unofficially) with HDR, game performance is among the best we’ve seen at its...

Good native contrast ratio. Decent reflection handling for a moderately-lit room. Low input lag. 34 inch screen and 3440x1440 resolution deliver immersive experience. Tilt, swivel, and height adjustments. 144Hz refresh rate with VRR support.

Narrow viewing angles. Low HDR peak brightness. No local dimming feature. Not bright enough to fight glare from strong light sources. Noticeable black smearing with fast-moving objects.

The AOC CU34G2X is a good overall monitor. It's great for gaming because it has a 144Hz refresh rate, FreeSync and G-SYNC compatibility, and low input lag, but there's visible black smearing. It's good for office use or content creators thanks to its...