Acer Predator X34"

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Cool design. USB hub. Gamer-centric settings. Supports G-Sync anti-tearing technology. Excellent performance in testing.

Expensive. Only two video inputs.

Conclusion If you're looking to pair your extreme gaming system with an equally extreme big-screen ultra-wide monitor, look no further the Acer Predator X34, but prepared to part with a wad of cash. Its 34-inch curved screen brings more depth to your...

Huge display area, great performance, loads of features. Make sure you've got a newer NVIDIA graphics card in order to take advantage of everything this monitor has to offer.

Price will probably be an issue for most gamers. My biggest con was that I do not have an appropriate video card to test this monitor completely.

I do have one huge regret of my time with the Acer Predator X34, and it’s that I don’t have a video card that can take advantage of all of this monitor’s features. Even so, this is a fantastic monitor, and if price isn’t an issue for you, this is...

Impressive design ; Gorgeous picture quality ; Strong G-Sync performance ; Low latency ; Solid built-in speakers

Pricey ; Navigating menus can be a pain

The Acer Predator X34 curved gaming monitor provides an impressive level of immersion and strong G-Sync performance — if you're willing to pay up. The Acer Predator X34 curved gaming monitor provides an impressive level of immersion and strong G-Sync...

3440x1440 resolution • 100Hz refresh rate • G-Sync • Color accuracy • Contrast • Uniformity • Audio quality

Expensive • Some ghosting in overdrive modes

Prices are staying high on ultra-wide panels, which is unfortunate. It really is a cool way to experience gaming and computing in general. If you've already committed to a high-end Nvidia-based rig, the Predator X34 might be just the right way to...

Curved 34-inch 21:9 ultra-wide display delivers on immersion ; Quality IPS panel with wide viewing angles, minimal reflections and excellent colour accuracy ; Nvidia G-Sync with 100Hz refresh rate delivers buttery-smooth and tear-free gameplay

Pricey ; Need seperate models for AMD/NVIDIA boost compatibility ; Gaming at 100Hz can suffer from flicker with select titles ; Navigating the monitor’s controls is an exercise in frustration

Frustrating on-screencontrols and high price tag aside, Acer’s X34 is the gaming monitor to beat.

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

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

This 34-inch, ultra-wide QHD curved monitor offers one of the most immersive gaming experiences outside of wearing a VR headset.

Impressive colour accuracy ; Native 100Hz at 1440p ; Excellent in-built speakers

Very expensive ; Strong inverse ghosting ; Sub-par screen uniformity

At £950, however, it’s pricey and it isn’t the best monitor of its type. For around £200 less you can by the AOC AG352UCG, which offers practically the same specifications and offers a better gaming experience. I can’t see why you’d want the Acer instead.

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