Bought this monitor around 2 weeks ago and I absolutely LOVE it! Coming from a 300 hz LED ASUS panel, the color is just insane. The brightness is actually not too bad, considering that I play in a dim room with only indirect lighting. One reason that I chose this monitor over the 240 ASUS or LG hz choices was due to the curve. I've previously had an 800R curved monitor and I was not a super big fan. 1800R is a much better angle in my opinion. Finally, I'm pretty sure there is DSC as I have the same issues, but it's not the worst. Overall, I'm super happy with my purchase and I strongly recommend this monitor.
Baught it. It's on amazone at 829 euros at the moment. Will pair well with my new 4080s. I was still on my old 21/9 monitor baught in 2012 (2560x1080, 60hz, IPS).
Currently, in my country, the Alienware AW3423DWF is priced at 746 euros, while the MO34WQC2 is available for slightly less at 729 euros. Both monitors come with a 3-year burn-in warranty. Given this situation, which monitor would you recommend I purchase? Thank you! I currently run a 4070 Ti.
I am rocking this monitor now, sucks about the VRR flicker (OLED downside), but I can live without VRR. I use it for work and play, the KVM switch is awesome.
And WOLED lacks colors and have shitty coating on 99% of panels. If you buy an OLED monitor or TV to use it in a bright room, then you fucked up anyway. So you are bringing up a non-issue really. QD-OLED won best TV 2022, 2023 and 2024 judged by experts, it's simply just better than WOLED and LG Display can't do much without removing the white subpixel, hence leaving WOLED completely, which they won't at this point because all their fabs are built around this.
@Dr.WhetFarts what is with your reply? Like somehow I personally attacked you? There are pro and cons to all tech, nothing is perfect. No need to be so sour. There are also other issues with QD-OLED as well, but the same goes for WOLED, too. I'm not going to fanboy one over the other. Rather, is better to know and understand objectively on all sides. There's no need to be so hateful... Also, the "non issue" you say, is an issue though. You don't always watch things in complete dark. During the day or dim light dark rooms, can cause blacks and shadows to be slightly off colour.
@@Dr.WhetFartsI agree about the room light. Turn off some damn lights. I'm sick of hearing that monitors aren't bright enough. Close every light and turn on your OLED monitor. The brightness will kill your eyes. Tbh about monitors I'll just wait 2 years for it. I hope I see good 42 inch ones lol
@@Yoogaki I agree. I have an LG oled tv and I had to turn the brightness down because it hurt my eyes. I think its common sense to make the room as dark as possible when watching movies. If not for the colors, then at least for the atmosphere.
Does this and the MSI MPG 341CQPX have the same panel? Because that one is also advertised as a Gen3 QD-OLED monitor and has simillar specs. Does that display also have the same issues as this one?
HDMI 2.1 is enough for this panel and refresh rate for 10 bits colors without compression. with DP1.4 indeed you gotta use that compression technology (which works perfectly werll btw but I understand you dont want it).
I don't recommend using an ultrawide with a console. Consoles don't support 21:9 aspect ratios so you will have to choose between a stretched out image to fill the screen or black bars on either side and effectively a 27 inch screen at 16:9@JackLeftTown427
Best 34 inch oled atm if you catch it at a decent price. 240 hz, 3 years burn warranty, with the atrocious prices Corsair and MSI are asking for their 34 inch 240hz panels, getting this one for 750 Euros was a no brainer.
Even with the inaccurate HDR-1000 mode? I want to get this one too, but Monitors Unboxed review reported lackluster HDR-1000 performance. Any other cons?
@@DreamyWoIf I couldn't find any accuracy so far in HDR 1000, visible with the naked eye. The image is perfect to me, pretty much same as the Alienware. Also couldn't find any issue or firmware bug, everything works how it should.
@@tg246 Whoops, now it's me who's late. The issue reported is with the APL Stabilize High setting that unlocks 1000-nits of peak brightness. Unfortunately, it has a very inaccurate EOTF tracking, meaning that it boosts brightness quite too much in darker scenes. If you watch Monitors Unboxed review from 14:27 on, this is explained quickly and with measurements. This problem plagued the Alienware DWF for months until customers requests due to monitor's popularity made the devs finally fix it. Still, thank you for your report. This monitor certainly seems to tick all the boxes except what I mentioned.
when the 27" 4k woled glossy 240 fps with high brightness is finally released, companies realize that 80% of folks won't upgrade for the next 8+ years..... It's also gonna make alot of the current products & future ones have little to NO APPEAL....
@@andrewmorris3479 where I live the prices are super high so I will be a bit more picky. The Asus dual mode 4k oled is about 700$ over msrp here for example.
@@andrewmorris3479that qoled purple talk is BS, had the asus pg32ucdm and never experienced that, I only returned it because I just couldn’t get over the possible burn in later on
There are already glasses-free 3D TVs and displays. There’s no dependency on having a really high resolution. The Nintendo 3DS was glasses-free 3D with a low resolution screen. There are modern glasses-free 3D displays like the Acer SpatialLabs ones, the LumePad tablets from Leia inc., Nubia Pad 3D tablets from ZTE, 3D TV/monitor/tablet from ProMa
@@Spish0 I don't think that they Expect that kind of No glasses 3D . The problem with No glasses 3D is that there is minimum depth I have seen a lot of them. The only Good use of No Glasses 3D is when u are really really close for example portable handheld or Monitor . Everything else that is more than 40cm distance it Needs Glasses polarized or active clipping per eye...Another solution is The use of Lazer Projectors 2 of them... But it's very expensive and there is no content to play. Cinema 📽️ is low budget the last year's.
@@Tripokaridos22 There is a review of ProMa’s 55” glasses-free 3D TV by Josh3D IRL on TH-cam. In that review, he says with the 3D Effect setting turned to High, you can get 4 feet or more of depth behind the display, and 3 feet of popout in front of the display. Though he notes that the popout and background can be fuzzy/degraded/distorted
Bullshit. Both HDR 400 and 1000 are flawless. Tons of shills out there, I am owning this monitor and its absolutely perfect, same image as the Alienware in any scenario.
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What high resolution, high refresh rate mini LED IPS display would you recommend right now?
Bought this monitor around 2 weeks ago and I absolutely LOVE it! Coming from a 300 hz LED ASUS panel, the color is just insane. The brightness is actually not too bad, considering that I play in a dim room with only indirect lighting. One reason that I chose this monitor over the 240 ASUS or LG hz choices was due to the curve. I've previously had an 800R curved monitor and I was not a super big fan. 1800R is a much better angle in my opinion. Finally, I'm pretty sure there is DSC as I have the same issues, but it's not the worst. Overall, I'm super happy with my purchase and I strongly recommend this monitor.
So when do we get QD-OLED V3 ultrawides?
7s to alt tab out of a full screen game? how is that OK?
Baught it. It's on amazone at 829 euros at the moment. Will pair well with my new 4080s. I was still on my old 21/9 monitor baught in 2012 (2560x1080, 60hz, IPS).
Currently, in my country, the Alienware AW3423DWF is priced at 746 euros, while the MO34WQC2 is available for slightly less at 729 euros. Both monitors come with a 3-year burn-in warranty. Given this situation, which monitor would you recommend I purchase? Thank you! I currently run a 4070 Ti.
MO34WQC2, by far. Not even a contest.
@@tg246 why do u say that? is it just the 240hz? here in australia the MO34EQC2 is only $80 more than the same Alienware model.
@@gebii-because its simply better. More hz, better anti burn-in algoryhtms, perfect firmware bug-wise, no real issues.
I am rocking this monitor now, sucks about the VRR flicker (OLED downside), but I can live without VRR.
I use it for work and play, the KVM switch is awesome.
how bad is the VRR flicker?
@@ByteBanditBobIt’s annoying during gaming menus, the odd times here and there during game play, so I disabled it in the end.
I just use Vsync.
I have 3 oled displays and never seen vrr flicker....even once
6 of my 360hz qd oled had insane vrr flicker. The 7th one has very minimal flicker. I checked cables etc. It is a lottery
My asus have also vrr Flicker!
bought it for € 689.- finally my desktop has joined oled club
The issue with QD-OLED is that background light can activate some of the OLED cells, causing them to have a grey or reddish hue.
And WOLED lacks colors and have shitty coating on 99% of panels. If you buy an OLED monitor or TV to use it in a bright room, then you fucked up anyway. So you are bringing up a non-issue really. QD-OLED won best TV 2022, 2023 and 2024 judged by experts, it's simply just better than WOLED and LG Display can't do much without removing the white subpixel, hence leaving WOLED completely, which they won't at this point because all their fabs are built around this.
@Dr.WhetFarts what is with your reply? Like somehow I personally attacked you? There are pro and cons to all tech, nothing is perfect. No need to be so sour. There are also other issues with QD-OLED as well, but the same goes for WOLED, too. I'm not going to fanboy one over the other. Rather, is better to know and understand objectively on all sides. There's no need to be so hateful...
Also, the "non issue" you say, is an issue though. You don't always watch things in complete dark. During the day or dim light dark rooms, can cause blacks and shadows to be slightly off colour.
@@Dr.WhetFartsI agree about the room light. Turn off some damn lights. I'm sick of hearing that monitors aren't bright enough. Close every light and turn on your OLED monitor. The brightness will kill your eyes. Tbh about monitors I'll just wait 2 years for it. I hope I see good 42 inch ones lol
@@Yoogaki I agree. I have an LG oled tv and I had to turn the brightness down because it hurt my eyes. I think its common sense to make the room as dark as possible when watching movies. If not for the colors, then at least for the atmosphere.
Does this and the MSI MPG 341CQPX have the same panel? Because that one is also advertised as a Gen3 QD-OLED monitor and has simillar specs.
Does that display also have the same issues as this one?
The 341cpx is gen 1 I think this is gen 2.5 or something
All 24 inch oleds have same panel with Gen 1 subpixel arrangement.
Yh 341cqpx Is a gen 1 panel from samsung
The one that's advertised as Gen 3 is lying.
Absolutely same thing.
What game is that you are playing on-screen?
Should I go for this or the 32” aorus fo32u2p?
Waiting for DP 2.0 to become standard on GPU:s first.
HDMI 2.1 is enough for this panel and refresh rate for 10 bits colors without compression. with DP1.4 indeed you gotta use that compression technology (which works perfectly werll btw but I understand you dont want it).
Bu monitör panelin hangi sürümüdür? 3. nesil mi?
I’m thinking I missed it, but does this have hdmi 2.1 with full 48gbps for 4k@120hz when connected to a Xbox series x?
Yes it has 2x HDMI 2.1~
@@AORUS but does it support 4k@120 on the Xbox series x?
I don't recommend using an ultrawide with a console. Consoles don't support 21:9 aspect ratios so you will have to choose between a stretched out image to fill the screen or black bars on either side and effectively a 27 inch screen at 16:9@JackLeftTown427
Does the monitor have compression?
Best 34 inch oled atm if you catch it at a decent price. 240 hz, 3 years burn warranty, with the atrocious prices Corsair and MSI are asking for their 34 inch 240hz panels, getting this one for 750 Euros was a no brainer.
Even with the inaccurate HDR-1000 mode?
I want to get this one too, but Monitors Unboxed review reported lackluster HDR-1000 performance.
Any other cons?
@@DreamyWoIf I couldn't find any accuracy so far in HDR 1000, visible with the naked eye. The image is perfect to me, pretty much same as the Alienware. Also couldn't find any issue or firmware bug, everything works how it should.
@@tg246 Whoops, now it's me who's late.
The issue reported is with the APL Stabilize High setting that unlocks 1000-nits of peak brightness. Unfortunately, it has a very inaccurate EOTF tracking, meaning that it boosts brightness quite too much in darker scenes. If you watch Monitors Unboxed review from 14:27 on, this is explained quickly and with measurements.
This problem plagued the Alienware DWF for months until customers requests due to monitor's popularity made the devs finally fix it.
Still, thank you for your report. This monitor certainly seems to tick all the boxes except what I mentioned.
Rock and a hard place with qoleds right now. Qd oled purple washed out blacks. Woleds messed up colors at peak brightness... And matte finish bs.
At least with QD-OLED you can block the light and have the best gaming experience money can buy right now.
when the 27" 4k woled glossy 240 fps with high brightness is finally released, companies realize that 80% of folks won't upgrade for the next 8+ years.....
It's also gonna make alot of the current products & future ones have little to NO APPEAL....
the qd-oled issues are not as bad as made out to be, adjusted my curtains and its the best picture youll ever get, there is no purple
@@andrewmorris3479 where I live the prices are super high so I will be a bit more picky. The Asus dual mode 4k oled is about 700$ over msrp here for example.
@@andrewmorris3479that qoled purple talk is BS, had the asus pg32ucdm and never experienced that, I only returned it because I just couldn’t get over the possible burn in later on
Hey! Is aorus fo27q2 3rd gen panel?
No. U need the FO27Q3
@@ghinochips5842 Actually it is. I contacted aorus and they told me it is the same panel.
Can anyone verify, I heard a couple years ago that once tv's go 12k, they will be able to create 3D without glasses?
Not possible
There are already glasses-free 3D TVs and displays. There’s no dependency on having a really high resolution. The Nintendo 3DS was glasses-free 3D with a low resolution screen. There are modern glasses-free 3D displays like the Acer SpatialLabs ones, the LumePad tablets from Leia inc., Nubia Pad 3D tablets from ZTE, 3D TV/monitor/tablet from ProMa
@@Spish0 I don't think that they Expect that kind of No glasses 3D . The problem with No glasses 3D is that there is minimum depth I have seen a lot of them. The only Good use of No Glasses 3D is when u are really really close for example portable handheld or Monitor . Everything else that is more than 40cm distance it Needs Glasses polarized or active clipping per eye...Another solution is The use of Lazer Projectors 2 of them... But it's very expensive and there is no content to play. Cinema 📽️ is low budget the last year's.
@@Tripokaridos22 There is a review of ProMa’s 55” glasses-free 3D TV by Josh3D IRL on TH-cam. In that review, he says with the 3D Effect setting turned to High, you can get 4 feet or more of depth behind the display, and 3 feet of popout in front of the display. Though he notes that the popout and background can be fuzzy/degraded/distorted
@@Spish0 hmm very interesting, I don't know how is this possible but thank u for the info I will look at it.
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Thats Gen1 pixel layout....
waiting for 240hz 4k glossy for under 700, in this economy
Disappointed with Gigabyte. Poor EOTF that can be fixed by firmware is a priority.
Bullshit. Both HDR 400 and 1000 are flawless. Tons of shills out there, I am owning this monitor and its absolutely perfect, same image as the Alienware in any scenario.
1440p = gtfo
It's too small. for ultrawide 38-40" is optimal.
But that would need
better resolution.
@@verlorenerjunge5921 Yes. 1440 is also too low even for 34'.
@@Demnus eeeeeeeeeeemmm no.
@@Demnus its not 1440p its 39030 x 04938
Low resolution