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 monitor for about 15 months now. It doesn't get daily use, probably about 10 hours a week on average. The friend who recommended it to me used it much more per week, at least 40 hours. It has been utterly solid in that time. I notice that the stand and trim is slightly different from the one I received, but that's just a cosmetic issue. It's desk mounted and the mounting stand and bracket are sturdy metal and easy to set up. It seems that more than usual care has been taken in the packaging, design, and features. I paid about $50 more on Amazon back in Dec 2024. Just using it as a HDMI computer monitor to view audio production software. For my budget, eyesight, and usage, I'm 100% satisfied so far.

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

For the cost is pretty good. Mine had a black speck under the screen but it isn't bad enough I wanted to go through the effort of returning it. I would 100% recommend using a display port cable, I was struggling with getting proper resolution and frame rate with HDMI on my M1 macbook pro but a displayport to usb C cable fixed that.

Went into this purchase a bit skeptical on a monitor with almost no reviews. Looking at the other ultrawide curved monitors on amazon, this one ticks all the boxes, plus some for a fraction of the price. 144hz works. Freesync or Gsync. Tried with a vega 56 and rtx 3070. No issues with either. Was a tad worried about this as the description listed adapative sync and nothing specific. It works with either. HDR. Yes this works too and something none of the other curved ultra wides offer that I have found. Tried with Horizon Zero Dawn and RE: Village. Can definitely tell a difference between this and SDR. Be sure to enable HDR in the monitor OSD as well as windows display settings. The stand is nice and sets it apart from most of the others. You can adjust the height, tilt, and rotation. Gorgeous monitor so far with 0 dead pixels. It is still very early but so far my expectations have been exceeded.

Not the best, but best for the money

I have been trying different setups as I need more room for extra screens when I run an Air Traffic Control simulator. I have as many as 5 different windows open at once. I tried 2 monitor setups and 3 monitor setups but they just overwhelmed my small desktop space. This is the perfect size for me. I don't plat FPS or MMO games but this monitor runs all the ones I do play as fast as any single screen or combination I have tried. Let me talk for a moment about something most people don't think about - the stand. The stand is all metal and takes up a minimal amount of desk space. It is detached by pressing a convenient thumb lever. Most monitors have the screw mounts pressed into the plastic case. If you try a screw that is too long trying to mount a curved monitor, it continues into the interior of the monitor. On this monitor, the mounting screws go directly into the metal frame of the monitor. To mount the curved monitor, they give you metal standoffs that screw into the monitor frame. The mounting screws for the backplate go into the standoffs. This appears to be a really well engineered product. It fits all of my needs.

Advertised HDMI cable included, but sent a DP cable. My laptop doesn't have a DP port. It worked as expected using my HDMI cable.

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