AOC - 34" IPS LED HD 21:9 Ultrawide Monitor - Black

Great display for just about anything. Multitasking, gaming, internet browsing. The matte finish on the screen is great. My only advice, if you plan on using this display to game on, you will have to use the display port. It is the only input that will display 3440x1440 @60fps. All other inputs function @30.

The monitor looks great, screen resolution is great. But my problem with it is that it has only one input which would display the full resolution at 60hz. Any other input you use is limited to 30hz at most. Since my purpose was to connect two computers to it, I have to sacrifice one at a lower refresh rate which is not what I want. Other than that, it has a lot more features than the equivalent monitor from LG

The first monitor I got was DOA. The power light would come on, but nothing would display, including the on-screen menu. The second monitor was perfect ... ZERO bad pixels, rock solid image, some backlight bleed, but typical for an IPS panel. Comes with a huge assortment of cables. I am hooking it up to a 2015 15" MacBook Pro using a 3rd party mini-displayport to displayport cable. Runs at full resolution and 60HZ refresh. I am not a gamer and use this for software development. Apple changed the OS such that you can't stretch a window across two displays ... this monitor solves that issue perfectly. I am very happy with the monitor, but I would suggest getting the Best Buy extended warranty ... $50 for 4 years of piece of mind.

This monitor is great. I bought this to use one monitor instead of having two monitors with the bezel in the center. I love the height and tilt adjustments from the stand. My only con is I have a slight IPS glow on the lower left corner of my screen, which only is noticeable when watching/playing in dark scenes. It's pretty much a gamble if I were to exchange the monitor for another.

I was so impressed with this monitor when I got it setup. The screen is so large and yet its not overbearingly so. The width gives you so many options. It takes a while to get used to it all, and once you get your work flow in place it's nice change.

Monitor was easy to set up and provides great performance. There was no set-up instructions in the box so you had to guess a little, but thankfully I guessed right. Settings out of the box seemed fine, which was good, because again, no documentation was provided.

Have thouroughly enjoyed the width of and clarity of this screen. Be warned though if you don't have windows 10 you will have to modify the screen to get the entire desktop visible but still a great space for SBS viewing

This monitor looks amazing it pretty much all scenarios minus one: anytime the screen is black, you get atrocious IPS Glow (if you don't know what that is I suggest you Google it if you're serious about spending near a thousand bucks on an IPS monitor) Again, really an amazing monitor in most respects, however for the price i would've hoped the IPS panel would be better. IPS glow is kind of a lottery and it's always going to be there to some extent on even the nicest panels. However the amount of glow on this monitor was truly unacceptable, and for the price it was doubly so. The LG UM95 has the identical panel as this AOC, is a lot cheaper, and from the reviews it seems to have less IPS glow in general (likely owed to LG's better quality control). The LG doesn't have the (very) nice stand that this one does, but for the savings between the two you could buy a super nice vesa mount and still have saved a couple bucks.