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product_id: 645746704
title: "GM34-CWQ2 34” Curved UWQHD 3440 x 1440 VA Quantum Dot Gaming Monitor | Up to 180Hz | Up to 0.5ms | Curve 1500R | FreeSync Premium|Nvidia | HDR Support |DP1.4 * 1 | HDMI2.0 * 2"
brand: "cooler master"
price: "€ 703.03"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Cooler Master"
url: https://www.desertcart.ie/products/645746704-gm34-cwq2-34-curved-uwqhd-3440-x-1440-va-quantum
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# 165Hz (180Hz OC) refresh rate & 0.5ms response 95% DCI-P3 Quantum Dot color gamut 3440x1440 UWQHD resolution GM34-CWQ2 34” Curved UWQHD 3440 x 1440 VA Quantum Dot Gaming Monitor | Up to 180Hz | Up to 0.5ms | Curve 1500R | FreeSync Premium|Nvidia | HDR Support |DP1.4 * 1 | HDMI2.0 * 2

**Brand:** cooler master
**Price:** € 703.03
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your workspace & gaming den with the GM34-CWQ2 — where color, speed, and immersion collide!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** GM34-CWQ2 34” Curved UWQHD 3440 x 1440 VA Quantum Dot Gaming Monitor | Up to 180Hz | Up to 0.5ms | Curve 1500R | FreeSync Premium|Nvidia | HDR Support |DP1.4 * 1 | HDMI2.0 * 2 by cooler master
- **How much does it cost?** € 703.03 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ie](https://www.desertcart.ie/products/645746704-gm34-cwq2-34-curved-uwqhd-3440-x-1440-va-quantum)

## Best For

- cooler master enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cooler master brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Vivid Quantum Dot Brilliance:** Experience ultra-precise colors with 95% DCI-P3 coverage for work and play that demands color accuracy.
- • **Immersive Curved UWQHD Display:** Dive into expansive 34-inch real estate with 1500R curvature that wraps your vision for next-level multitasking and gaming immersion.
- • **Blazing Fast Refresh & Response:** Stay ahead with up to 180Hz refresh rate and lightning-fast 0.5ms pixel response time, eliminating blur and ghosting.
- • **Professional-Grade Color Calibration:** Fine-tune your visuals with 6-axis color adjustment, ensuring every shade is tailored to your creative or professional needs.
- • **Seamless Gameplay with FreeSync Premium:** Enjoy tear-free, ultra-smooth visuals that sync perfectly with your GPU for flawless gaming realism.

## Overview

The Cooler Master GM34-CWQ2 is a 34-inch ultrawide curved monitor featuring a 3440x1440 UWQHD Quantum Dot display with 95% DCI-P3 color gamut. It offers a rapid 165Hz refresh rate (180Hz overclocked) and 0.5ms response time, enhanced by FreeSync Premium for smooth, tear-free gaming. Designed for professionals and gamers alike, it balances immersive visuals with precise color calibration and expansive screen space for multitasking.

## Description

Meticulously crafted for universal appeal, the GM34-CWQ2 delivers exceptional value and performance. Featuring UWQHD resolution and a Quantum Dot panel, it enhances your work and play experiences with a wide DCI-P3 color gamut, seamlessly displayed at a remarkable 180Hz refresh rate.

Review: Great Monitor at a great price - The monitor is brigth, perhaps too bright for me (I suffer from migraines, and Bright light can be a trigger sometimes). The monitor had a few theething issues, and they are slowly being resolved via firmware updates. I am still on the OG Firmware, as a mew firmware is incomming, I'll be updating when I get the new firmware. The monitor is an absolute blast for the price, tested it with a movie (Lucy) and some light gaming (SOMA & Arkam City), and performed absolutely well. The base is, how to put it, sturdy buy sloppy, if you shake your legs the monitor will move, also it will be difficut to have it 100% horizontal or 100% vertical, if you care about those things, but it will not topple or fall over. and you will have space to put papers and trinkets in the hexagon, unlike other monitors ;-) There is some weird curvature optical effect in the left and right borders of the screen, but I (and probably you) will not even notice. The nub control is a tad fastidious, but bearable. Other than those minor things, I am 107% satisfied!
Review: A Good Monitor Full of Faults (GP27U and GP27Q) - Overall: It's a pretty solid monitor but has some pretty big issues. The Design Defect really kills a lot of enthusiasm I had with this monitor. Pros: Local Dimming: 5xx dimming zones is a must have for true HDR. Works great in HDR supported games. Ideally you'd get a nice and bright OLED but those just don't exist under 32". Brightness: It's basically a miniature sun when it wants to be. Price: It's basically the cheapest real HDR monitor you can get. Text: Text is so incredibly crisp. I didn't know I needed this in my life until now. It's my main drivers for upgrading to 4k. Ruined my second monitor for me though.... Cons: You have to restart the monitor every time it falls to sleep or enjoy a black or purple image. Design Defect: Monitor seems to have a design defect. The left and right sides of the screen are noticeably dimmer with the far most lines being completely invisible when you sit at a normal viewing angle. The closer you are the worse it gets. Seems to be an issue with the anti-reflectent coating. Local Dimming: It distracts from the experience when viewing non-HDR content. Text becomes hard to read in some situation and there's so much noticeable haloing on all websites. In games that don't support it bright objects in a dark scene become so fuzzy. Don't use it. Backlight glow: Never understood the whole thing with backlight bleed or glow but man do I now. It's BAD. VERY BAD. Wouldn't be an issue if Local Dimming worked in SDR content though. I initially though the monitor had some crazy bad anti reflective coating until I enabled Local Dimming. Software/OSD: It's a mess. It's easy enough to navigate as a tech enthusiast but so many settings are arbitrarily locked and some settings that don't make sense. (Example: There's some sort of "MPRT" thing that trails to everything that moves and idk what it's for) The software developers seem to have no clue what they're doing either releasing untested and broken or buggy software updates. Slowest monitor on Earth: It is by far the slowest monitor I have ever seen. Switching inputs, changing resolution, or turning HDR on and off takes a full 5 seconds. My computer literally gets to the login screen from a real shutdown and I'm STILL waiting for the monitor to turn on. Pressing the wrong key or dealing with a screwy game is just made even more frustrating when you're stuck waiting on this thing. Neutral: VRR: It does exist and it might work for you. It might not either. I don't use it.

## Features

- Quantum Dots Ultimate Visuals: Crafted with cutting-edge quantum dot technology, our display delivers vivid colors, meticulous light emission, precise color reproduction, and an expansive 95% DCI-P3 color gamut for an unparalleled viewing experience.
- Greater Immersion: UWQHD resolution provides extra screen space for improved multitasking and a more immersive gaming experience. With its 1500R curvature, it strikes a perfect balance, enhancing gaming and entertainment content without distortion. This enveloping curvature makes games and entertainment feel even more immersive.
- Fluid Gaming Experience: Featuring a 165Hz (Typ.) / 180Hz (OC) UWQHD panel with a rapid 0.5ms pixel response time. Leveraging Dynamic Overdrive, the display automatically adjusts the overdrive setting according to the game's framerate, ensuring optimal pixel overdrive performance while minimizing overshoot.
- Ultra-smooth Realism: FreeSync Premium ensures smooth, lifelike gameplay, accurately reproducing a level of realism in everything you play. By synchronizing the frames outputted from the GPU to the refresh rate of the monitor, you can experience tear-free gameplay that is smoother than ever.
- 95% DCI-P3 And 6-Axis Color Adjustment: With exceptional color detail and a broad color gamut, the GM34-CWQ2 features Quantum Dot displays covering 95% of the DCI-P3 spectrum. This makes these monitors perfect for color-sensitive tasks, ensuring accurate and vibrant visuals for professional work.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CWN3PGNF |
| Best Sellers Rank | #101,152 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #2,928 in Computer Monitors |
| Brand | Cooler Master |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (128) |
| Date First Available | March 12, 2024 |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 10.77 x 31.74 x 20.33 inches |
| Item Weight | 22.2 pounds |
| Item model number | CMI-GM34-CWQ2-US |
| Manufacturer | Cooler Master |
| Max Screen Resolution | 3440 x 1440 Pixels |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 3 |
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 3 |
| Product Dimensions | 10.77 x 31.74 x 20.33 inches |
| Screen Resolution | 3440x1440 |
| Series | GM34-CWQ2 34” |
| Standing screen display size | 34 Inches |

## Product Details

- **Aspect Ratio:** 21:9
- **Brand:** Cooler Master
- **Resolution:** UWQHD 1440p
- **Screen Size:** 34 Inches
- **Screen Surface Description:** Matte

## Images

![GM34-CWQ2 34” Curved UWQHD 3440 x 1440 VA Quantum Dot Gaming Monitor | Up to 180Hz | Up to 0.5ms | Curve 1500R | FreeSync Premium|Nvidia | HDR Support |DP1.4 * 1 | HDMI2.0 * 2 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71DZouPnj4L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Monitor at a great price
*by W***L on June 10, 2023*

The monitor is brigth, perhaps too bright for me (I suffer from migraines, and Bright light can be a trigger sometimes). The monitor had a few theething issues, and they are slowly being resolved via firmware updates. I am still on the OG Firmware, as a mew firmware is incomming, I'll be updating when I get the new firmware. The monitor is an absolute blast for the price, tested it with a movie (Lucy) and some light gaming (SOMA & Arkam City), and performed absolutely well. The base is, how to put it, sturdy buy sloppy, if you shake your legs the monitor will move, also it will be difficut to have it 100% horizontal or 100% vertical, if you care about those things, but it will not topple or fall over. and you will have space to put papers and trinkets in the hexagon, unlike other monitors ;-) There is some weird curvature optical effect in the left and right borders of the screen, but I (and probably you) will not even notice. The nub control is a tad fastidious, but bearable. Other than those minor things, I am 107% satisfied!

### ⭐ A Good Monitor Full of Faults (GP27U and GP27Q)
*by M***; on January 19, 2023*

Overall: It's a pretty solid monitor but has some pretty big issues. The Design Defect really kills a lot of enthusiasm I had with this monitor. Pros: Local Dimming: 5xx dimming zones is a must have for true HDR. Works great in HDR supported games. Ideally you'd get a nice and bright OLED but those just don't exist under 32". Brightness: It's basically a miniature sun when it wants to be. Price: It's basically the cheapest real HDR monitor you can get. Text: Text is so incredibly crisp. I didn't know I needed this in my life until now. It's my main drivers for upgrading to 4k. Ruined my second monitor for me though.... Cons: You have to restart the monitor every time it falls to sleep or enjoy a black or purple image. Design Defect: Monitor seems to have a design defect. The left and right sides of the screen are noticeably dimmer with the far most lines being completely invisible when you sit at a normal viewing angle. The closer you are the worse it gets. Seems to be an issue with the anti-reflectent coating. Local Dimming: It distracts from the experience when viewing non-HDR content. Text becomes hard to read in some situation and there's so much noticeable haloing on all websites. In games that don't support it bright objects in a dark scene become so fuzzy. Don't use it. Backlight glow: Never understood the whole thing with backlight bleed or glow but man do I now. It's BAD. VERY BAD. Wouldn't be an issue if Local Dimming worked in SDR content though. I initially though the monitor had some crazy bad anti reflective coating until I enabled Local Dimming. Software/OSD: It's a mess. It's easy enough to navigate as a tech enthusiast but so many settings are arbitrarily locked and some settings that don't make sense. (Example: There's some sort of "MPRT" thing that trails to everything that moves and idk what it's for) The software developers seem to have no clue what they're doing either releasing untested and broken or buggy software updates. Slowest monitor on Earth: It is by far the slowest monitor I have ever seen. Switching inputs, changing resolution, or turning HDR on and off takes a full 5 seconds. My computer literally gets to the login screen from a real shutdown and I'm STILL waiting for the monitor to turn on. Pressing the wrong key or dealing with a screwy game is just made even more frustrating when you're stuck waiting on this thing. Neutral: VRR: It does exist and it might work for you. It might not either. I don't use it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Decent panel
*by J***K on February 4, 2024*

It is definitely bright. My monitor does not have any dead pixels yet. I've had it for about 3 days now. The picture is clear, contrast is very good. I had to set the OSD up myself to what looks good to me. Local dimming not too useful at the moment because it makes things too dark. With HDR in windows on, Local Dimming works better but because the monitor locks the color space to Bt. 2020, the color looks worse than SDR. The blacks are still sharp in SDR but it does have backlight so that affects it. I returned a VA panel and got this instead. It is definitely IPS with decent quality at different viewing angles. Overall, great monitor. I took 1 star off due to value for money. I'll say that it's brightness is really good and the "sharpness" of the image quality is definitely noticeable over the regular monitor due to contrast + brightness but I would still say that the cost for this image quality is a bit high. It would be worth it to someone that really wants high brights but still with sharp blacks. Cons There are some issues that weren't a deal breaker for me but may be for some. This monitor also suffers from one of the issues with the VA monitor I returned. On the very edge to either side there is a blur effect where image/text on the very edge blurs out when you look at it from an angle. This also exist on the very bottom edge but less. This isn't a deal breaker for me because majority of the time I don't notice. Other thing is that the previous monitor I bought had an "auto" option for local dimming. It made the blacks darker but also kept the brights highlighted. On this monitor, it doesn't have that option, it just adds local dimming with low, medium and high to the entire monitor. I'm guessing the local dimming auto on the other monitor made the dimming specific to certain areas at a time.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-17*