Deco Gear 35” Curved Gaming Ultrawide Monitor, 3440x1440, 120hz, 1ms MPRT, 21:9, 99% sRGB

Wanted to upgrade from my old 27 1080P monitor without breaking the bank. For the money this monitor seems to be a good compromise. I was pleasantly surprised by the overall picture quality. I was originally worried that due to the monitors size the image might appear pixelated, but that has not turned out to be an issue.

I bought this monitor for business use. It was a little difficult to adjust the color, contrast and brightness of the monitor. It took me a few hours to finally get it adjusted. Once adjusted the experience of a wide and curved screen monitor was amazing. I was able to split my screen to run a couple of programs at a time.

Got this a few days ago and immediately had trouble finding the screws in the box. Finally found a small ziploc bag with 4 screws in it. There should have been 9 or at least 5. To use the stand, its a minimum of 5. Had to leave one screw out. Got it all set up and waited for my son to get home. He paid for this with his own money and was very excited about it. I havent seen my son cry since he was 11 years old. When he tried to turn the monitor on and saw it was cracked, he broke down. My heart broke for him. This cost him a lot of money. I havent been able to reach anyone at the manufacturer yet but chatted with an Ana from Amazon that said she couldnt do anything for me. Just gave me an 800number that I couldnt copy from the chat we had. When I tried, the entire chat screen just turned off and went back to the previous screen.

I am using the product for recording, and with the curve shape view, it makes it very easy to see both ends of the monitor from left to right. Ive only had it for one week. So far so good.

I was able to purchase these and it was absolutely the best decision ever. I stacked them vertically they come with mounting brackets for dual monitor stand setups

It works so well with everything that Ive used it for. I have a 4K HDMI Switch running to it and Ive played on my desktop, Switch, and XBOX One and it looks really good on all of these. Ive also watched Netflix and everyone. The only problem is that this screen is so wide that the videos will have little black areas on the side because most videos are not as wide as this screen. Otherwise, I highly recommend this if youre looking for a budget screen for your desktop.

Super easy to use. Easy to setup. Replaced a double monitor setup. Hooked to two computer. A laptop docking station and a desktop computer. Both hdmi. It effectively replaced a double monitor setup. Bouncing between inputs - learnt skill. If the docking station isn’t turned on, the monitor auto senses the single feed coming from the desktop tower.

It may just be my lack of knowledge, but I wish it would automatically change settings when I switch from computer (Hp) or Xbox (hdmi), otherwise it is a nice monitor.

I would have initially given 4.5 stars if possible since I initially thought they were just short of 5 stars, but this is a solid 4 star product. Trying to make a quick, helpful, no BS review: USE: Business user. Zero gaming. Side-by-side monitors. Lots of mapping with need for Word/Excel, etc. open at same time. PROS: - Excellent resolution, uniformity, brightness during the day, etc. Easily on par with LG 34 Ultrawides at my office. - Price (before the COVID-work-from-home bump). Mid- to low $400s per montior when I bought. - Ambient LEDs on the back are not bright. Really didnt want this feature, but Im glad it wont be a distraction. - Everything is great other than the issues below. CONS: - At first they emitted a sound like an old hard drive spinning, but it has largely gone away. Will be very tiresome if it emerges again. - They sit a bit lower than I expected - You cant adjust the height. Wouldnt be a problem... except my two are not the same height! What? Two side-by-side (touching) are noticeably different heights by about 6-7mm - The footprint of the base is almost as wide as the monitors - about 4 inches wider than my LG bases. Doesnt sound like a lot, but trying to fit them side-by-side on a 4ft wide desk is a joke - cant do it without angling them in more than youll probably want or having the base hang off the edge. - The provided DP cables are pretty darn short and youll probably need to buy new ones unless your PC is very close to the monitor(s) - You get 3 different types of screws and the instructions dont tell you which are which. Youll figure it out - NBD but kind of annoying when youre scratching your head looking at instructions that should be incredibly simple and straightforward. - There are 2-3 dead pixels on one monitor. Luckily they adjacent and touch the border near the corner, so its not the end of the world. - Natively they were way too bright to use at night without fiddling with settings... Overall, these should be great and Im glad I got them. The issues I have are minor in the face of how well they work for their intended purpose otherwise.

I replaced two 32 monitors on the small desk in my home office and love it. I couldnt possibly go back and actually hate going into my regular office because I have dual monitors there!