MSI Pro MP341CQ, 34" Monitor, 3440 x 1440(UWQHD) VA, 100Hz, TUV Certified Eyesight Protection, 4ms, Displayport, HDMI, Tilt, Black

I really enjoy this monitor and it is great for my needs. It was hard to find a white ultrawide monitor that met my price range and this is definitely worth the money.The stand is great and lets you move the monitor up and down to your liking, as well as side to side. It has a cable management clip on the back that's more than wide enough to fit multiple cords through. Be warned if you are trying to use a monitor arm, the bracket might not fit if its too large due to the recessed area where the stand attaches.The speakers are meh, not really loud enough but I don't plan to use the monitor speakers in the long run, so this is not much of a downside for me, but might be helpful to know if you seeking a loud monitor.Other than that, it is truly a beautiful monitor. The different settings are great, the color has great range and depth, and games run smoothly at the 120 hz refresh rate. It has eco, low blue light, and other modes to cycle through for easy adjustment. I work long hours at my desk and my eyes never feel fatigued using it.I would highly recommend for anyone who is looking for a 34" ultrawide specifically in white with a high enough refresh rate for gaming, because they seem to be hard to find.

This monitor makes a great addition to my laptop monitor. I've heard that some curved monitors show distortion in the center of the screen due to the curve but I haven't noticed that with this one. If I could, I would take 1/2 star off for poor sound quality from the built in speakers, but I didn't buy it for the sound, I bought it for the picture and the sound from my laptop is fine.

Size and resolution fits well for a home office of software engineers and data professionals.

Great picture quality, but a bit pricey

LOVE this monitor! It is bigger in person than I thought it would be. Love the white. I decided to not use the mount that came with the monitor and decided to purchase the Ares Wing arm mount and it works great.

Bought it in April, annoyingly cracked by June, unuseably cracked by November.Frame must be just plastic, not even structurally solid. Cracked after only a couple of months, even though I treated it as eggshells after that still cracked more every time the monitor arm was readjusted.Picture was ok, but refresh was only h 89hz v 60hz but claimed it was 100hz. HDR option always grayed out. Speakers were crap, I had better sounding AM radios as a kid.I'd call the screen quality adequate. Just leave it on the stand it came with and don't touch it. If you adjust positioning every day for posture, this isn't the monitor for you.

Monitor is large, gorgeous in an out, power delivery over thunderbolt (needs to be enabled) and usb hub work all fine. One more usb would be appreciated. Decent picture, but I'm yet to try it with a more powerful video card.Price is excellent.The bad - it has unbearable whine / noise, high frequency. Goes on and off from time to time, but mostly stays on. I'll try it with HDMI and DP cables, but will likely return.Mount is Vesa 75mm, not 100mm. 100mm brackets won't fit in the cutout, and it is too deep (especially on the bottom) for the spacers to be useful. M6 standouts are provided, but the mounting is weird anyway given cutout depth is different on the top and bottom sides.

I bought this monitor for office work. If you've never used an ultra wide monitor before, it is extremely cool for work purposes. I also tried some ultrawide videos on youtube and they look spectacular. No issues with the monitor so far. The only downside is that the speakers are terrible. They are okay for voice. Music sounds extremely tinny on them. So just know what you're getting into and plan accordingly. (If you are gaming or watching media, put the savings into a soundbar)