AOC CU34V5C - 34 Inch Curved QHD Monitor, 100Hz, VA, USB-C Docking, 65W power delivery, USN Hub, Height Adjust, Speakers (3440 x 1440 @ 100Hz, 300 cd/m² , HDMI 2.0/ DP 1.2 / USB-C 3.2 DP alt mode)

I have always relied on 2 screens and I was initially cautious about 1 super wide screen. Having bought this, I don’t think I’d look back, especially with this product’s quality. I’ve saved the footprint of another screen stand, along with not needing a hub as the main components , webcam & wireless keyboard & mouse connect into the back of the screen, meaning I simply hook up with the USB-C connection to my laptop and I’m good to go. I would highly recommend as the picture quality is also superb

A very good monitor, once you understand how it works.Why "lose" the On Screen Display buttons? The method used on this this screen is definitely not easy to understand, or manipulate.All the on-line Manuals kept defaulting to a different model, which still had buttons.Not a good sales point.

This monitor performed better than I expeted, It has a really good image quality and the built-in web cam produces decent video, the microphone is crystal clear and also the added bonus of windows hello for logging in to your account. A value for money all in one monitor, I highly recommend it. AAA*****

This AOC monitor is truly the best solution I could find for working from a home location with a minimal setup. Whilst there are many higher spec and higher quality monitors, this one, at £240. Is exceptional value and quality for my money. The video and sound reproduction are excellent.Out of the box, it has a built in HD webcam with mic, built in speakers, 1 master usb-c input <> output port and several USB 3 ports. It also came with a USB-C to USB-CLead for connecting laptop to monitor. It should be noted that this cable comes with a USB-3 adaptor socket attached and is easily missed. With several additional USB-3 sockets, the blue usb type, I can use it as a device hub to charge all iOS and other devices. I only need 2-3 cables for everything like tablets, headset, power banks etc. As the setup is not fast charging, I do have to plan ahead but for the minimalist who is always looking to cut out all duplicate processes and kit, I think this is absolutely fine.my need came about as i often work from a second home and travel by motorcycle so travelling light becomes an art form when compromise is NOT an option. I don’t like the laptop camera or speakers + mic. I like to look and sound professional in meetings and presentations, so need a decent higher mounted, height adjustable, camera. This monitor means I can literally unplug and pack my laptop, with a few clothes and shaving bag, get on my bike and go. I don’t need anything else; no laptop power supply, no camera, no phone charger or various other device chargers. Everything is charged, or operates, from this ‘Swiss Army’ monitor.The speakers are an absolute bonus too and mean I can undertake Udemy or video training sessions without needing m a sound bar or BT headset. I can also watch Netflix and Amazon content from the desk if I want. Whilst I won’t, it’s nice to know I could.

Had a Dell screen before and to be honest I find this screen better once you make adjustments on the standard screen settings. Type C interface works really well with my laptop making it so simple to connect.Worked for 5hrs on detailed engineering drawings without any noticeable eye strain...

I have only had this monitor for about 3 weeks and everything is great. Except I just noticed this small mark in the corner of the screen. Now I am not sure if this is the matt screen coating lifting, or if it is the protective film that was always present and I have not noticed it's there to peel off...if anyone else seen something like this replies to this review would be very welcome...

While this screen is beautiful, and works incredibly well at its native resolution, it has a limited selection of input resolutions.The only 1440p resolution it accepts is the full ultrawide version. This is fine for PC/Mac, but will not support eg PS5The closest resolution it will accept from PS5 is 1080p 16:9

I've not got 2 of these monitors, as I haven't been able to find a better deal on the internet. Yes there aresharper screens, with better viewing angles and other stats that you probably have read about - but realistically, if you're a middle-aged dad who needs something for his office, that you want to work with you MacBook or PC, this is one stop below paying £900 for a 4K Samsung screen, and being completely honest, it's about 80% of the experience.