Xiaomi - Curved Gaming Monitor G34WQi

I used it for a couple of months, it's decent for it's price, but how VA handles blacks was very irritating for me, now using Phillips 34M2C8600 OLED and happy

Bonjour, j’ai un soucis je l’ai acheté en pensant pour ajouter des bande noir de chaque côté pour y jouer sur xbox, hélas sa ne marche pas et je me retrouve avec un écran ultra étirer

Xiaomi din sakin yung 34" at 30" nasubukan ko na solid na solid baka pangit cable nya

Hey everyone! I’m currently rocking a Mac Mini M2 and using it with a 34” Xiaomi G34WQi ultrawide monitor (3440x1440, 180Hz, VA panel) (complete specs [here](https://www.mi.com/global/product/xiaomi-curved-gaming-monitor-g34wqi/specs/)). I’ve had it for almost a month now, and while the Mac Mini’s performance is fantastic and I have zero complaints about it, the monitor has been a bit of a letdown: * The 2K resolution on a 34” screen feels like a 1080p stretched onto a 27” monitor—just not sharp enough for my liking. * Being a VA panel, the viewing angles aren’t great, and the colors feel a bit washed out. I’ve tried tweaking the saturation and contrast, but everything still feels unnatural. I’m on the hunt for a versatile, budget-friendly monitor upgrade that can better complement my workflow. Here’s what I primarily use my setup for: * Office work and studying * Casual use (web browsing, streaming, etc.) * Occasional video editing on Final Cut Pro (one of the reasons I like ultrawides). I’m not looking to break the bank but am willing to invest in something that balances price and performance. Sharpness, color accuracy, and good viewing angles are high on my list. Any recommendations? Thanks in advance!

All 3 are VA pannels, VA is not my favorite, I prefer IPS or ultimately OLED, but VA keeps the price point down. The AOC and Xiaomi are both 180hz, the Samsung is 165. The Samsung and Xiaomi are 1ms response time, the AOC is faster at .5ms. The Xiaomi and AOC are 350 nits, the Samsung is 250. If you go by pure specs the AOC is the best and the Samsung is the worst. That being said Samsung has the best reputation and makes their own panels, so in theory it should be the most reliable, but it could just be a case of paying for a well known brand.

I recently bought the Xiaomi G34WQXi. I am using it with my Mac. It works great for me. Great price

Xiaomi 34 inch nasa 5 years na ok parin nman, nabili ko to 20k+ s shoppee, ngaun nasa 13k na ata. Mas mura p pag kukuha ka 2nd hand.

Me durò exactamente 14 meses, ayer aparecieron las legendarias rayas negras.

It has good value considering the price. It has VA panel which is known to have black smearing and flickering brightness when using VRR. Other than that, it looks good. Stand is adjustable, but I just used monitor mount which is 75x75 vesa. RGB is chef's kiss on top xD.

Ultrawides are either 29 or 34 inches (for your budget) If you want to stick with 32inch, theres the Arzopa M3RC, its 4k 144hz IPS Monitor at around 12-13k. For 27inch, theres the ASUS TUF VG27AQM5A, 1440p 300hz IPS and is 15-16k For actual 34 inch ultrawides the Xiaomi G34WQi is 15k and is pretty decent as with other Xiaomi monitors in that budget range if you can stretch a bit more and want something BIG, then the Titan Army P40UG is like 18K? Its a flat ultrawide