Dell 34 Curved Gaming Monitor - S3422DWG

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Get an extra 10% off with work discount schemes such as Advantage or Blue Light, bringing it down to £328.50. Also worth checking your dell rewards balance to make it even cheaper (there's a weekly game which could get you 1500 points (a further £15 off).

Brand: Dell
Resolution: QHD Wide 1440p
Screen surface description: Curved
Image contrast ratio: 3000:1
Response time: 2 Milliseconds
Refresh rate: 144 Hz

34” 1800R curved screen with 21:9 aspect ratio and 3-sided ultra-thin bezels that envelop you with minimal distractions.

WQHD resolution (3440x1440) offers 34% more screen pixels than QHD giving you sharp, crystal-clear details and a panoramic view.

When you’re in the thick of battle, you’ll never miss any critical details with seamless, low-latency gameplay with AMD FreeSync Premium Technology.

A 144Hz refresh rate allows quick-moving visuals to be seen with incredible clarity for speedier reaction times. Faster reaction times means you stay ahead of the competition.

The ComfortView software solution reduces harmful blue light emissions to help reduce eye fatigue for your next marathon gaming session.

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1st May
Really good monitor. I got it last year for £280. It has great colors, brightness, and contrast, and a good panel. The only problem is, you need really good specs to get 144 fps. I have an Intel i7 12700 and an RTX 3070, and I really struggle to get 100 fps in COD or more demanding games, even on medium settings. It's like something between 1440p and 4K. So, you really need a good machine to use its potential.
30th Apr
Decent price for a 34" but only 1440p, low contrast ratio and slow response time, I would not recommend it for gaming
30th Apr
You might be able to get a quicker panel (iyama G-Master get down to 0.4ms, and AOC's 1ms), but when you take into account any monitor lag of 20-30ms it really doesn't matter. Higher refresh rates too, but again is 165hz really noticeable against 144hz?

For this price you won't get a better contrast ratio or hit 4k at 34" ultrawide. You'll easily be doubling the price for an increased resolution - plus the cost of the GPU to drive it, if we're talking gaming.

This is about the price for 1440p of this size in my opinion. Not sure how the Dell stacks up against other similarly priced offerings however.
30th Apr
I know there's no time machine but I got this for £220 last year from Dell.
30th Apr
Me for £175 with student discount 🔥
1st May
Ive had this monitor since launch and paid around 350 and paired it with r7 5800x and rtx 3080. Still struggles with keeping up 144 fps in majority aaa games unfortunately. Great monitor, but after those few years it should be at least £100 cheaper. (edited)