Oh I was craving for this monitor since I started assembling my first PC which was four months ago, I wanted to make a monster of a PC with the best components. And somehow I was always attracted to the idea of Ultrawide gaming as increases immersion manifold and as I mainly play RPGs, this seemed...

I got this on a great sale, but even then this is by far the most expensive display I purchased including TVs. I always end up purchasing high end hardware as I tend to now only get new computers every 5 years. I'm coming from a Dell 30" U3011 which is 2560x1600 16:9.

Features as specified; Runs at 100Hz as indicated by the monitor's G-SYNC FPS indicator; DisplayPort Audio to the screen's speakers

Bottom bezel thickness different than side and top bezel side; Pixel matrix is a few millimeters over the backlight and mask therefore; due to parallax; the edges are not visible from wide angles when sitting closer to the screen; No swivel (turning left and right) from the monitor stand; Clumsy OSD...

I would 100% recommend this monitor to someone who knows exactly what they want. A 3440X1440 21:9 monitor with a curve, that looks and works perfectly. Best monitor I have used.

-Beautiful Display; 3440X1440; The curve is subtle but noticeable; G-Sync makes playing games with unstable FPS a lot smoother; 100HZ OC (100FPS); Colour changeable under glow LEDs

-Price -Stand is a little big

This model doesn't exist. I ordered this item and noticed that I can only set it to 100Hz, because there is no monitor that Acer sells that can display 4K at 120Hz. I contacted Acer directly and they are claiming that this product doesn't exist.

May be a little pricey, but it's still nice. Great graphics, good color, and great features make it a great buy! Just make sure you have a nice processor on your actual computer, or this is useless.

Acer has gotten back into gaming in a big way with a whole new Predator line of laptops, desktop and now gaming monitors. The Predator X34 is a curved, ultrawide gaming monitor that boasts a quad high-definition resolution of 3,440 x 1,440.

Aggressive design; Perfect color accuracy; Rich contrast; Curves boost gaming immersion

Limited port selection; Underpowered speakers; Eats lots of desk space

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.

I wish I had researched it before buying. The advertised 100Hz is very rare. I had to spend ￡150 on Displayport cables trying to achieve the max refresh rate. Which it just dont do. Mine goes to 95Hz max and will not go any higher. Last week ASUS released a ￡700 competitor to the X34a.

What can I say This ultrawide monitor is the business... whatever you throw at it... gaming, work, streaming etc Brilliant... Plus I wall mounted it :)

It has a hefty price tag but is definitely worth it if you have a gpu that can bring out this Predator's potential.

This thing is absolutely beautiful to look at; The adjustable stand works great and the underglow lighting is a nice touch

The price. It takes up a ton of desk space