The Samsung is a bit better to use in a well-lit room because it has better reflection handling and gets a bit brighter. However, the screen wobbles fairly easily on the stand, and the bottom bezel isn't properly attached to the screen throughout.

As you can see, the CU34G2 covers all of the sRGB spectrum – apart from a small section of blues in the bottom left of the triangle.Take note that this aspect varies between every unit due to manufacturing tolerances, so being able to exchange yours if it has issues is a must. It has low input lag, and although it has a quick overall response time, there's visible black smearing, which is typical of VA panels. Information about some of the main accessories included in the standard packaging of the current model.

Enjoy your games on this large 34″” curved monitor to make them look even more detailed and captivating. The large screen provides an immersive viewing experience, and the 21:9 aspect ratio is good for watching movies. This includes items that are defective in ways that render them difficult to use, items that require service or repair, or items missing essential components.Using the maximum level did not show any tangible benefit, and it even induced massive overshoot which was clearly visible in every transition. However, with a max brightness of around 300 nits, it’s hard to classify this as any other than SDR. We ship all products in unopened boxes directly as received from our manufacturer in brand new and in perfect condition. Unlike the last ultrawide monitor we tested, the AOC CU34G2 actually showcased pretty good panel uniformity.

There is a little bit of wobble in it as well – potentially noticeable if you’re using a desk that also moves. It has a 144Hz panel with native FreeSync variable refresh rate (VRR) support and G-SYNC compatibility to reduce screen tearing. Although it should work with a 120Hz signal, it doesn't work properly with the PS5 at any resolution at 120Hz.Accessories Often the packaging of desktop monitors and smart TV sets includes accessories for them. We enabled the monitor’s adaptive sync feature (FreeSync) and games like COD and CS:GO did benefit quite a lot.

In an ideal world, we want every square to be green, meaning it hasn’t broken the differential threshold – something we can set at the start of the test. In the pixel-rich resolution, it achieves an incredibly high refresh rate with full 100 Hertz (via DisplayPort and HDMI 2. Thankfully, black luminance isn’t affected at a noticeable scale, so you can still enjoy the inky dark scenes of titles like Modern Warfare.million colours; either that spec is wrong (perhaps using FRC to achieve 10-bit colour) or it's really just 8-bit from the video card perspective but uses a wider gamut than sRGB. Like with the PS5, it stretches the image to fill the 21:9 aspect ratio by default; you have to disable Adaptive-Sync on the monitor to change the aspect ratio to '27" 16:9'. Another difference the AOC CU34G2 has with its higher-tiered sibling is its connectivity layout which has fewer ports.