KTC 34 Inch Ultrawide Monitor, 180Hz WQHD 3440X1440 Curved Gaming Monitor, 1500R PC Monitor, HDR, FreeSync & G-Sync, HDMI, DisplayPort, VESA, Tilt Swivel Height Pivot Adjustment, H34S18S

Great monitor overall, stand is adequate and height adjustable. One of the only 24" 1440p monitors I've found with high refresh rate and G-sync compatibility that also has height adjustment. 180hz works perfectly with the included DP cable as does G-sync. There was a dead pixel or (likely) dust speck towards the middle of the screen on my 1st monitor. Requested a replacement and the new monitor is perfect. Never heard of this brand before but it's a quality monitor for the price. The stand is sturdy which is nice. I haven't noticed any issues with blurry text or ghosting, could be down to panel lottery among monitors. Screen is nice and crisp to my eyes. I use the monitor at my office for 90% work and 10% gaming when I want to take a break. Exactly what I was looking for.

I am coming from an IPS Predator panel. I didn't chose to buy this screen because of picture quality but because I wanted a higher resolution. Coming from 1080P, so this one was within my price range. Also wanted HDR whereas my last panel didn't support it. I've been using this one for a day and a half and I must say it's eye opening what I was missing out on. Also a lot of misconception regarding miniled panels. The picture quality is just as good and even BETTER than the predator it replaced. The 180hz refresh rate is less than the 240hz it replaced but I can't notice any difference, no input lag or ghosting at all. Smooth and clear. The brightness of this screen with HDR enabled is INSANE, you just don't know what you are missing until you have tried true HDR. The colors in SDR isn't as good as my IPS panel but once you turn on HDR the colors are better than my predator monitor and insanely bright. If you find it too bright you can turn it down to whatever level pleases you. The 1152 lighting zones give this miniled a HUGE bonus to darks and bright images. Meaning very deep blacks and bright brights! I have a fairly new OLED TV and I can't see any difference between the two technologies. The color options in HDR is greyed out so you can't adjust it but I can see why this is the case. It doesn't need any adjustment at all... The colors are fantastic in HDR. To keep all the goodness of HDR not just while gaming you can turn it on for windows operating system as well. I turned it on for everything. I really did not understand what a huge difference HDR makes. Ran some identifying software Aida, and says it's putting out over 1500 knits brightness in HDR. Games just look 100% better with HDR it's no contest. I'll never go back to non HDR viewing. 1440P is the sweet spot for gaming and navigating windows. Even when HDR is on you can adjust the brightness to your liking. You will have to make certain adjustments for this panel in terms of contrast but I made all the changes within the first few minutes. Also has game setting for boosting smoothness but it's refresh rate of 180 hz is more than good enough by itself. Well done KTC for getting consumers what they want. No frills monitor and great quality!

I've been using this monitor for just over two months, now. I use it as a secondary monitor for my Dell G16 gaming laptop. It serves this purpose perfectly. It is just the right size to fit on my desk, and has a bright, beautiful display. my desk is butted right up to a western facing window, and even in the summer, the late afternoon sun doesn't create much of a glare across the brightness of this screen. It was super simple to setup and is no-nonsense. I got it on sale for only $67 and good lord, you can't get anything even close to the same quality for under $100... Just get it!

I bought this monitor about two weeks ago for $165, which is a great price for a 210Hz 1440p display. Out of the box, the performance is very solid — the high refresh rate makes gaming feel smooth and responsive, and the image quality overall is quite sharp for the price point. Unfortunately, after just three days of use, I noticed a dead pixel. It seems like only the green subpixel is affected, so it’s only visible against darker backgrounds. On top of that, there’s a small patch of around four pixels that appear dimmer than the rest of the screen, which is only noticeable on bright backgrounds. These issues don’t completely ruin the experience, but they are disappointing given how new the monitor is. For general use and gaming, the flaws aren’t too distracting, but if you’re very particular about display quality, this might be a dealbreaker. Pros: Great price for 210Hz 1440p Smooth and responsive gaming performance Sharp image quality Cons: Dead pixel appeared within days Small dim area on screen Quality control could be better Overall: For $165, the monitor delivers great specs and performance, but quality control is a concern. If you’re on a budget and can tolerate minor defects, it’s still a solid deal. If not, you may want to invest in a higher-quality option.

Cumple con los 360hz, la verdad no lo subi a 400hz porque con 360 son suficientes xd

Después de más de un mes de uso puedo decir que a cumplido con todas mis expectativas, lo combine con un Ryzen 7 5700x y la RX 9060 XT y no hay falla, parece que voy volando.

No se ven muy bien las imágenes; al activar el HDR se ve peor, ta chafo el monitor.

so much better than the last KTC I had. no more pink random garbage on the screen really nice app to manage the monitor (if you can find it). outstanding image really lacking documentation and support (site has zero support - firmware, utilities)

Not a 400hz monitor, max is 360.