msiPro MP341CQ, 34" Monitor, 3440 x 1440(UWQHD) VA, 100Hz, TUV Certified Eyesight Protection, 4ms, Displayport, HDMI, Tilt, Black

I compared 32"-34" monitors for hours and finally came across this one. It had no reviews which only meant one thing to me, if there were no reviews then there were no "negative" reviews lol. This monitor is a really big curved display that has a clear image. I was also impressed by how bright it is. It has built in speakers that are not that loud but they aren't quiet. This display isn't cheap looking and has a super nice metal stand that gives it a heavy weight. I say this is totally worth the money. I would believe someone if they told me this monitor was at least $500.

Liked:Curved screen - this seems to be easier on the eyes because you see more dimensions like in real life.Good sizeScreen quality is greatBrightSplit screen looks greatCons:Heavier than a flat monitorCasing isn’t as sleek as more expensive brand (Samsung), but for price, I can overlook that!The power cord is way too short. It should be at least 2ft longer. But it’s an easy fix.Overall you can’t beat this monitor for the price and features. Similar models are double this price!

I have a screen I was using, an LG lower end model such as this one, and I used it in the corner of a room held up from the ceiling, and used as a security monitor, and the LG was a 32" flat. This is a 34" QUHD, which is a rather wide panel, and is curved. I would NEVER use a curved monitor in production work, as I do editing, and photo, color correction work, so having a flat panel, with high quality output is very important to me. For that I use a pair of 12bit LUT IPS panel screens with hardware calibration 4k screens, But, this $240 screen for its purpose is rather good. The question is...How long will it last, as I leave the monitor on constantly as it shows the various cameras around.PROS:Wide screen that is curved can fit in a corner better than a flat screen.Can have more cameras with larger image showing.Vesa mount to make for easy mounting.It also has a couple HDMI ports, and a Dispaly port, which make it easy to have a second source input. I use it with both and it works well.The colors and picture out of the box is rather good. I have not made any changes and the images, as well as a movie looked rather nice, but I was not being critical at all.It has built in speakers that are decent enough to hear alarms, and notifications.It also claims a low flicker less blue light technology. I guess it has weaker blue color filter, or triad is tuned to be on the warm side rather than cold. Not sure, but sounds good.Also the curve claim is a 1500R. This is my first curved screen, but from a distance of about 3-4 feet, even less, this is a very good view.Also, the display doesnt show any strong shifts or washouts in vibrance or contrast moving from left to right of screen, so viewing angles are very good.It has a thin bezel, and the LED light on it to indicate its on is also rather nice, and not bright.CONS:I cant think of any for now, as all it needs to do is last long.Its a 60Hz panel, so for many games, this is not the screen for you, but I am hoping with a slower refresh the screen will last longer.The LG I had started showing lines on the display, as it degraded from being on all the time for about 4 years.If this lasts much longer, I will be happy.I recommend it for such use.

This monitor makes a great addition to my laptop monitor. I've heard that some curved monitors show distortion in the center of the screen due to the curve but I haven't noticed that with this one. If I could, I would take 1/2 star off for poor sound quality from the built in speakers, but I didn't buy it for the sound, I bought it for the picture and the sound from my laptop is fine.

Great monitor, excellent picture, setup required a screwdriver no biggie, 100hz is nice. Great purchase!

Size and resolution fits well for a home office of software engineers and data professionals.

Bought it in April, annoyingly cracked by June, unuseably cracked by November.Frame must be just plastic, not even structurally solid. Cracked after only a couple of months, even though I treated it as eggshells after that still cracked more every time the monitor arm was readjusted.Picture was ok, but refresh was only h 89hz v 60hz but claimed it was 100hz. HDR option always grayed out. Speakers were crap, I had better sounding AM radios as a kid.I'd call the screen quality adequate. Just leave it on the stand it came with and don't touch it. If you adjust positioning every day for posture, this isn't the monitor for you.

Great picture quality, but a bit pricey