Deco Gear 34” Ultrawide Curved Gaming Monitor 3440×1440 UWQHD, 180Hz, 1ms MPRT, VA Panel, 1500R, HDR Ready, 100% sRGB, Adaptive Sync, Dual HDMI/DP, 21:9, VESA Mount, Tilt Adjustable - American Seller

I’ve had this for four months and overall, I really like the dimensions of it. It’s nice to have a monitor with a lighter than usual curve which for me makes it ideal for when I’m father awayfrom the screen. It’s not too heavy, so it’s not hard to get it to stay in one spot when it’s mounted on a desk arm. I did have to use the included extender bolts to be able to mount it, I’m not going to deduct points for that. Just a consequence of having an interesting looking back to the monitor in first place, I guess. But I’d still prefer not to have to use them but that part is just my two cents. But yeah color seems pretty accurate, quality overall is pretty nice.

Have had this monitor just under a week and let me tell you, this thing has increased my productivity and workflow exponentially! I have my M4 Pro MacBook Pro connected to it running MacOS and Windows 11 via Parallels and I can't think of a better solution for my heavy workload demands. The text is crisp and clear and the comfort of the curved monitor is incredible. I'll never go back to a standard monitor. I do plan to add my 27" Dell Ultrasharp in portrait mode as soon as I can figure out the layout.

There are only three things you really need to know about this monitor before hitting "buy": 1) It's just a large monitor. It's not an "ultrawide" or even necessarily super wide. Which is good depending on your intended use. For me it didn't work out because I'm not a gamer and I wanted to use it to be able to place two Microsoft Office files side by side without the ribbon menus automatically condensing, which they do in later versions of MS Office (Word and Excel in particular). 2) The speakers are just "meh" - I don't know why any serious gamer would buy a monitor with built in speakers anyway because most use headphones or nice exterior speakers which sometimes include a subwoofer. 3) The On Screen Controls are only accessible by a finicky toggle switch in the bottom middle of the unit. It does not have a software On Screen Control app like a lot of the Dell, Samsung, LG and other larger brands. This would not be a deal killer for me, except for the fact that the menu is very simple but at the same time not that intuitive or easy to use. The switch works, but there is nothing fancy in terms of features available and it is super easy to make the wrong selection. I guess I could either say it's too sensitive or there isn't enough range of input motion required to make it easy to switch between the functions or make selections. In summary, this is a good step-up monitor for a gamer on a budget or someone who really needs large print, but it's not really a "wide screen" and lacks features including app based functionality.

This is really a darn good deal. My husband bought a 49 inch Deco and he loves it. I decided to buy two more to create a workstation. Deco doesn’t disappoint. They’re bright and durable. They have several functions for gaming and refresh rates. There’s color adjustments even for visually impaired and color blindness. We will always buy Deco monitors. What a good buy!

Very good picture and the delivery was perfect. I am going to buy another one.

Not the best, but best for the money

Two days after it arrived the pixels suddenly went crazy and over 70% of the screen was unusable, sure it was cheap, but it was also crappy, i had to return mine and order another one from a known brand

I’ve had this monitor for a year and a half. It is excellent. To this day I’ve had no issues, the picture is great and I use it for mainly gaming. 165 hz is great on a big display like this. 10/10!