HP 34f 34” Curved Monitor with AMD FreeSync Technology | Ultra-Wide Quad HD Resolution (3440 × 1440p), IPS Display, and 3-Sided Low Bezel, 1-Yr Warranty (6JM50AA)

Good product but the price is too high.

Not as cheap as other models, but it looks fantastic and works great.

Like a lot of you reading this...I am doing a lot more working from home - so wanted to improve the setup I have. I already have $1200 ultra wide gaming monitor that is stunning - but trying to use that for work as well, constantly switching over to my work laptop, etc - was a total pain. I wanted to set up a separate workstation for home office that was dedicated.I researched quite a bit to find a good, reliable, quality ultra-wide for working from home. Just for PC productivity. I started by looking at the really inexpensive options, $200-300 price range. All of them seemed to have a lot of issues. A lot of them were only 1080p resolution, were not an IPS panel, had compromised brightness and color that you could easily notice - and cheap build. And a lot of stories about poor quality and problems and returns. You get what you pay for. And given that its a monitor I was going to be staring at quite a bit, I didn't want to be going too cheap and be frustrated by compromised image quality, and other issues.So I decided to see what around $500 would get me. And after a lot of looking settled on this 34 inch HP. This is a high quality ultra-wide monitor - with just the right features for productivity working from home. Bright, clear, sharp text (no worries looking at documents, spreadsheets, etc), vibrant colors. Easy to set up. Great connectivity. Mine had no dead pixels. Well packed. Solid build that looks high end. Comes with all kinds of cables included! Mini display port, HDMI, and USB. That is very nice.If you are looking for a monitor for productivity, working from home - this is perfect. You will love it. It looks great/modern, thin bezel at edges. Its a nice design. Excellent for working on mega-spreadsheets, having multiple windows open at once, etc. Good for watching movies too if you want. Its an IPS panel which means bright colors, good dark/light contrast and good viewing angles. It is also QHD so its going to have sharp text. And the 1440p resolution means you have the space to have multiple windows open and still have everything crystal clear.If you want a monitor for hard-core PC gaming, this may not be it. Look to true gaming monitors from ASUS, Alienware, etc. You could game on this monitor - and love it - but its not a top spec for that. So if you are a hard core gamer with extremely high standards, look elsewhere and expect to spend at least double this price.If you are a PC gamer....It is FreeSync compatible so if you have an AMD video card it will give you a gorgeous, clear gaming experience that should be okay for most people - except for serious gamers who are deep into every spec and notice everything. If you have an nVidia video card, this monitor will not give you G-Sync compatibility; so if you want that, don't buy this monitor.So as far as the complaints....People complain that it has no built-in speakers. Really? who isn't using a headset or external speakers anyway. I have never used internal speakers on a monitor. When they are included, they are usually crap. This is not a reason to avoid this monitor. In fact, I am glad they left the speakers out to keep the cost lower. Also you will see complaints that this monitor does not have a long list of very detailed adjustments to its color, etc. Well if you are a pro designer and need a pro monitor, then go buy one. The color accuracy on this monitor is outstanding. 99% of the population will love it. Also complaints that the monitor does not extend upward for height adjustment, does not rotate. It only has tilt forward and backward. Again, I don't see this as a reason to trash this monitor. It sits at the perfect height on your desk for ergonomics. The stand is sturdy and stable. Honestly what would I do with a ton more adjustability anyway? HP spent the money where it matters - the picture is fantastic and a solid spec. Also some complain that it doesn't have 10 USB ports. Really? Go buy a USB hub, the are not expensive. This is a monitor.This monitor, for about $450, is an amazing value. If you need a very clear and bright 34 inch ultra-wide for working from home, that also looks great on your desk - this is a real winner. If you want to nit-pick and complain that it doesn't have the same features as monitors 2-3 times this price, then get out your wallet and go buy one of those other monitors.This monitor, for what its giving you, is a fantastic bargain. Looks great, quality build, awesome for working from home

De alta resolución de 3440 por 1440. Se lleva de maravillas con mi desktop. Entiendo que se le puede usar para juegos, pero yo la uso para trabajar. Leo mucho en la pantalla, así que no fuerzo la vista en absoluto. Da espacio para tres cuartillas o varias ventanas al mismo tiempo. Excelente. La recomiendo ampliamente.

Use this for a "hot desk" in the downstairs office - My wife and I are both used to dual screen setups which are fine if they can be hidden away - but this has to sit downstairs "on show" when we're not using it. It's a clean, good looking device which is unobtrusive when not in use, while giving you all the screen estate you'd expect from two 24" HDMI monitors side by side.I'm used to working on 2x 27" screens but this works like a dream - it takes a bit of getting used to having everything on the one screen, but once you've done that having it all in front of you without having to "scan the horizon" to find windows actually makes me significantly more productive.The screen does have an annoying habit of sometimes flickering to blue for a fraction of a second - but it's not enough to really bother me and I'm not sure whether it's the screen or the convoluted wiring I've got going to it - put it this way, it's not worrying enough for me to have bothered trying to find out.It was a Prime Day bargain - I paid about £360 for it - which is a very good price for any ultrawide monitor - I'd been considering a larger 49" device (which offer truly huge screen real estate for northwards of £800) - but I've found I don't really need it. (I'm a web designer developer - so used to having sketch/figma, visual studio code, a browser and devtools open at all times - this screen with my macbook open as well does the job really well, without making my mackbook get hot to the touch trying to drive all those pixels.Winner

Não comprei para jogar, portanto não posso dar a minha opinião nessa área :-(É extremamente bonito :-) fica um espetáculo na secretária ;-)Utilizo para edição de vídeo e imagem (cores muito precisas), programação (o jeito que dá ter 3 janelas lado a lado sem esconder painéis)Existem outros modelos com a mesma resolução da LG, Samsung, etc. com preço superior (alguns bastante), mas eu não sinto falta de mais :-)Estou mesmo apaixonado por esta coisa!!! ;-)