Since CES 2025, 27 inches 4K OLED market media has been Darling, so you will be forgiven for forgetting good OL ‘Staple 34 -inch Old Ultra Wide. Funny because it was the terrific AW3423dw of alien ware that started the OLED gaming monitor race a few years ago. Giga Bayt has quietly left his first OLED Ultra wide, Gigabyte MO34WQC2C 3440×1440, QD Old Panel, 240 Hz refresh rate, USB power supply, and an easy dandy VM switch. And while it is not the most interesting OLED in the world, it certainly works. But with only $ 1000 with MSRP, does Gigabite work enough to join the ranks of the best O LED gaming monitor? In one word, no, even with waiver.
According to the design, this thing is not bending the head – it is a common gigabyte, plastic, useful design. No shine, no RGB Renboys or Smart color. The blurry black chassis, the Latif stand, and the 1800R curve make it more like an accountant monitor than the gamer. If you lose it, just announces “Olid”, the silver badge on the stand.
The stand is easy with large flat angle feet that keep everything well on your desk. You get height, tilt, and swimming adjustments-every thing less than the axis, which is real, no one is doing with a 34-inch ultra-wide anyway. Construction of Quality Strength: No rotation, no crack, just a satisfactory stability that makes it feel that it is established.
There is nothing we have seen before. It is a third general Samsung panel with a 34 -inch magnificent, curve -looking glass. It is 3440 x 1440, which is nowhere near the crazy sophistication of 27 inches 4k OLEDs mentioned in this size.
MO34WQC2 Sixty
Screen size: 34 inches
Resolution: 3,440 x 1,440
Shine: 250 CD/Mollow (TYP, SDR APL 100 %); 1000 CD/Mollow (TYP, HDR APL 3 %)
Color Coverage: 99 % DCI-P3
Time of Answer: 0.03ms
Refresh Rate: 240hz
HDR: Display HDR 400 True Black
Products: Samsung General 3 QD Old Panel, Inclusive Synchronization, 1 X Display Port 1.4, 2x HDMI 2.1, 1x with USB-C 15W PD, KVM switch
ELSE: $ 800 | 10 710
That said, it lacks the density of the pixel, it is widely included in the canvas that is as good as the super multi -tasking as it is for gaming. The 1800R curve is soft but still protects you from the Whaplication during gaming. Like other people, it is proud of the Visa Clare MR 13000 certification, which is for the Motion Kalamite, which is in accordance with the response of 240Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms, which means there is no ghost around here.
The performance is smooth, ranging from Twitches to high -speed racers. In terms of color, this is all that you will expect OLED and more. Enhances the concept of perfect black, which makes everything more clear. Color accuracy has been classified 99 D DCI-P3 coverage that uses it a lot for more serious video and photo editing workflows. Dig into the OSD menu and you will find a lot of color prostations, including SRGB and full six -axis color control.
Although this ‘only’ HDR400 is true Black Certified, games like midnight and the shadows of Asin Credit look amazing. Of course, this is a time when you go through the usual Windows 11 HDR difficulties. The monitor hit about 45 455 nuts peak brightness in small areas, which cannot blow your socks, but in sports HDR is quite respected. In fact, though, more often, I operated a monitor in the SDR. Maximum contrast and colorful saturation often showed sports better than HDR.
The shadow of running the killers on this thing really makes you useless in historical Japan. 21: 9 aspect ratio is my favorite way to play games on PC, thanks to this expanded view and immersion. To me, this is better than the VR.
Giga -byte has always been good with ports and the MO34WQC2 does not stop this trend. You get a USB-C with two HDMI 2.1, Display Port 1.4, DP ALT mode (despite a pallet of 15W charging), as well as the flow USBs-your console, your PC, and all of your work laptops, all have to play well. There is also a built -in VM switch, though it is slightly rotated with slow switching between devices. In addition to the headphones and microphone jacks, the MO34WQC2 has two 3W speakers that you can use in the pinch but should usually be avoided.
The OSD is straightforward and Joyce Stick Controlled, which has easy access to Prests, Black Equality Settings, and Over Drive Takes. You can also use a gigabyte control center in Windows to control the monitor through your mouse. There are two buttons in addition to the nipple, one is the aforementioned KVM button, while the other is a tactical button to convert the display into a small 24 -inch, 1080p view port that wants to play some serious shooter games.
Of course, as an OLED, we have to deal with the elephant in the room. Now, I am not sure that any ordinary person will ever have a brown on these modern OLEDs, however, the MO34WQC2 comes with normal protection. Interestingly, gigabytes are not on your face to remind you of running OLED care every four hours, which is a welcome relief.
If buy …
✅ ✅ You prefer speed and immersion to high -speed design: This monitor is about the supply of ultra -smooth performance and dynamic visuals, making it the best of the competitive gamers and the perfection of the Single Player.
✅ ✅ You need a multi -device flexibility: With many ports and built -in KVM switch, MO34WQC2 is ideal for gamers and professionals to use multiple systems on the same display on the same display.
If not buy …
❌ ❌ You need a professional level color and resolution: If you rely on the creative color perfect colorful calibration and pixel perfection, this is not a monitor for you.
❌ ❌ You are on the budget: This is not the best price OLED gaming monitor in MSRP. Leaving a generation behind you can save tons of money and still you can get a huge monitor.
Instead, Gigabite says it uses AI Prests in the background of the least interference, which I welcome. Although you get all the standards. Pixel shifting, cleaning, shiny limit and logo detection. The strange thing is that you cannot manually activate them using OSD. For this you have to use the Gigabite Control Center on Windows PC.
Is coming to 0 1,099 (but currently $ 800 On discount), MO34WQC2 does not really diminish its rivals, which is something that Gigabite is often known as a reliable cheap monitor brand. Legendary alien ware AW3423dwf is hard to find these days, but new AW3425dw240 240 Hz Alternative – Gigabytes are like the discounted price. The new monitor offer is just a better port selection and KVM. But you lose a little Polish and design filler, but the trade can be worthwhile for you.
As I said, Gigabite MO34WQC2 is not the most interesting OLED gaming monitor. What is it, is an honest, practical gaming monitor for good, which is great for home -working gamers while doing a lot of spreadset and multi -tasking. He said, “We have not yet taken a look at the new AW3425DW of Allen Ware, so maybe something to take into consideration.”