Was looking between a 21:9 ultrawide or regular 16:9 1440p monitor. Without question this was the right choice it is absolutely fantastic especially paired with 1080 TI. If your on the fence do it. This is a brilliant monitor.

Read the reviews on the internet and you will see this monitor being compared with the ASUS, which costs hundreds of pounds more. Great colours, solidly constructed, easy to set up. Buy one, you won't be disappointed!

After thorough evaluations of both the Acer Predator X34 and XR341CK , we can't really say one is superior to the other. Both use the same excellent panel part that provides accurate color, good contrast and adaptive refresh.

3440x1440 resolution; 100Hz refresh rate; G-Sync; Color accuracy; Contrast; Uniformity; Audio quality

Expensive; Some ghosting in overdrive modes

It has been a little over two years since NVIDIA first unveiled its G-Sync technology and we're finally seeing it become more mainstream. In fact, I was in my local Micro Center a few weeks ago and actually saw a couple on display.

Ultra-wide 3440x1440 resolution; In-Plane Switching (IPS) panel; Curved screen increases immersion in most games; while being subtle enough for everyday use; NVIDIA G-SYNC; Overclocks to 100Hz; Four USB 3.0 ports; Attractive; sleek design; Extremely solid construction; Anti-glare screen; Full...

Price; Takes up a lot of desk real estate; No swivel; Maxes at 100Hz instead of 120Hz

On the lookout for a gaming monitor that can do it all? If price isn't a concern, Acer's Predator X34 is the one to look at. It comes in at 34 inches, boasts a 3440×1440 ultra-wide resolution, makes images pop with an IPS panel, takes advantage of NVIDIA's G-SYNC frame-smoothing technology, and if...

Best monitor I've ever touched, bar none, Bright IPS panel, Officially overclockable refresh rate; 100Hz success should be common, Beefy ultra-wide resolution reveals more of your game, enables more efficient desktop work, G-SYNC works well, especially when your GPU horsepower isn't where it should...

At $1,299 USD; the Predator X34 is one expensive monitor; IPS glow is noticeable during dark scenes in gaming or movies

The Acer Predator X34 is a big investment, but it brings an even bigger feature set, incredible performance, and some serious screen real estate that's sure to spark new life into your productivity, movies, and you're gaming. Highly recommended, if you've got the room for it!

Excellent build quality; Stylish design; Curved ultra-wide panel; 3440 x 1440 resolution; G-SYNC; Overclockable to 100Hz; Ambient lighting; Powerful speakers; Great for gaming; Can be adjusted vertically

Headphone jack is hard to reach; Only 1 x DP and 1 x HDMI ports; Screen cannot be adjusted horizontally

With support for G-Sync, the Acer Predator X34 display targets the enthusiast PC gamer that wants arguably the best display experience that exists - at least in this reviewers opinion. The resolution of 3440x1440 creates an image of 4.9M pixels. A 4K resolution results in 8.29M pixels.

Gaming monitors are a tough field these days. Recently we saw the ASUS ROG PG279Q which offers overclocking via G-Sync to give a massive refresh rate of 165 Hz. The end result is an extremely smooth gaming experience. While the Acer doesn't quite hit the same Hz, it shines in other areas.

Very good image quality and good readings, Curved display and large diagonal is pleasant for gamers, G-Sync, Overclockable to 100 Hz, Numerous configuration options incl; Ambilight, Chic housing

Could have a higher refresh rate

Is 4K really the future of gaming? A quick look at the Steam hardware survey reveals that 1080p is the dominant gaming resolution, with all others occupying less than one per cent of the market.

The Acer Predator X34P has it all: the extra wide 34 inch monitor has both a high resolution and a high refresh rate, with G-sync as the cherry on top. In doing so, the screen promises to be a worthy successor to the old Predator X34 without 'P' from 2016, which was basically the ultimate gaming...