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Asus MX34VQ Designo Curved 34” Monitor UQHD 100Hz DP HDMI Eye Care Monitor with Adaptive-Sync

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Screen Size 34 Inches
Display Resolution Maximum 3440x1440 Pixels
Brand ASUS
Special Feature Flicker Free, Frame, Blue Light Filter
Refresh Rate 100 Hz

About this item

  • 34” 21:9 Ultra-wide Quad HD (3440 x 1440) curved monitor with a wide 178° viewing angle
  • ASUS Eye Care technology with TUV Rheinland-certified flicker-free backlighting and blue light filter minimizes eye fatigue
  • 8W x 2 SPK, SonicMaster sound optimization technology was co-developed by Harmon Kardon to provide rich, spacious sound while eliminating the need for external speakers
  • Award-winning frameless design and transparent sundial base pair with hidden, down-firing inputs and a 5-way navigation key to blend elegance and performance.
  • Embedded wireless 5W/1A Qi charging pad with status-monitoring lighting. Adaptive-Sync (FreeSync) technology supported within 48~144Hz for both DisplayPort and HDMI port. Regulation Approval-BSMI, CB, CCC, CE, CU, ErP, FCC, J-MOSS, KCC, RoHS, UL/cUL, VCCI, WEEE, WHQL (Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7), RCM, TUV Flicker-free , eStandby, TUV Low Blue Light
  • Featuring DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI(v2.0) x3. Response time : 4ms (Gray to Gray)
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MX34VQ

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ASUS aspires to deliver the incredible in everything it does. With more than 16,000 employees around the globe and a world-class R&D team of 5,500 engineers, ASUS is dedicated to the design and manufacture of products that perfectly meet the needs of your digital lifestyle.

ASUS and the Republic of Gamers has grown to include motherboards, graphics cards, monitors, desktop PCs, all-in-one PCs, mini PCs, laptops, servers, wireless networking devices, tablets, and smartphones.

Overview

Commanding a 34” curved UQHD wide viewing angle display, the award-winning Designo MX34VQ blends elegance in design with executive-grade performance. The MX34VQ’s cinematic visual experience is complemented by its stereo 8W speakers for a rich, spacious sound. Charge your mobile devices with the wireless Qi charging pad for a cleaner workspace.

  • 34” 21:9 Ultra-wide Quad HD (3440 x 1440) curved monitor with a wide 178° viewing angle featuring 1 x DisplayPort 1.2 and 3 x HDMI 2.0
  • Frameless design and transparent sundial base pair with hidden, down-firing inputs and a 5-way navigation key
  • Stereo 8W Harman Kardon speakers and ASUS SonicMaster technology provide rich, spacious sound
  • Embedded wireless 5W/1A Qi charging pad with status-monitoring lighting
  • ASUS Eye Care technology with flicker-free backlighting and blue light filter minimizes eye fatigue

Features

MX34VQ

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Perfectly Curved

The 34-inch, ultra-wide QHD Designo monitor has a 21:9 aspect ratio and a 1800R curved screen for a wider field of view. The Designo Curve MX34VQ features 178°wide-view technology across its horizontal and vertical planes, allowing you to enjoy beautiful visuals from almost any angle.

Ultra-wide QHD

The ultra-wide QHD of the Designo monitor features 2.4x the resolution of a Full HD display, so it provides 35% more onscreen space than other Full HD monitor of a similar size. The extra resolution makes multitasking more enjoyable and more efficient.

High Contrast Ratio

The ultra-high 3000:1 contrast ratio of the Designo produces the brightest whites and the darkest black hues, delivering exceptionally distinct imagery.

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Built-in Qi Wireless Charger

Messy wiring and misplaced chargers are a thing of the past with the Designo Curve MX34VQ. Its transparent base has a built-in Qi wireless charger that automatically charges Qi-compatible devices the moment they are placed on the base. The base has built-in LEDs and emits an aurora-like glow during charging.

Premium Audio

The Designo Curve MX34VQ is designed for entertainment and it delivers theater-quality audio - thanks to integrated ASUS SonicMaster technology co-developed by Harman Kardon, a leader in infotainment and professional audio.

ASUS Eye Care Technology

It's time to say goodbye to those tired, strained eyes. Designo Curve MX34VQ features ASUS Flicker-free technology to reduce flicker for a comfortable viewing experience. This technology helps minimize instances of eyestrain and other damaging ailments, especially when you spend long, countless hours in front of a display watching favorite videos.

What's in the box

  • MX34VQ Monitor
  • HDMI cable
  • DP cable
  • Power Cord
  • Adaptor
  • Warranty card
  • QSG
  • Product guides and documents

    Product Description

    Commanding a 34” curved UQHD wide viewing angle display, the award-winning design MX34VQ blends elegance in Design with executive-grade performance. The mx34vq’s cinematic visual experience is complemented by its Stereo 8W speakers for a rich, spacious sound. Charge your mobile devices with the wireless Qi charging pad for a cleaner workspace. The brightness is 300 cd/㎡

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    Customer reviews

    4 out of 5 stars
    4 out of 5
    144 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the appearance of the monitor, mentioning it's beautiful and has fantastic color reproduction. They also appreciate the image quality, saying it has sharp pixels and good detail. Customers say the monitor is great for design professionals and works well. They like the sound quality, and value of the product. However, some customers have reported issues with the quality, stating that it exhibited manufacturing flaws and broke easily. Customers also disagree on resolution.

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    22 customers mention22 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the monitor. They mention that it is beautiful, the color reproduction looks fantastic, and the display itself is nice. The VA panel offers superior contrast ratio and less IPS glow, making it easy on the eyes.

    "...This is a *fantastic* monitor. The color is great. The refresh rate is great. Not one dead pixel in the whole thing...." Read more

    "...: After using the monitor for over a week, I’ve found the colors to be fantastic, and my initial assessment of its color reproduction to be overly..." Read more

    "...IT LOOKED BEAUTIFUL AND HAD NO DEAD PIXELS OR BLEEDING UPON DELIVERY.What a nightmare...." Read more

    "...The image quality is excellent and makes a great impressive beautiful addition to my desk...." Read more

    14 customers mention14 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the image quality of the monitor. They mention that it has great colors, dark blacks, and an amazing resolution of 3440x1440. The pixels are sharp and the detail is very good. The panel is different and looks more accurate and less washed out. They have had no issues with rendering videos and playing games. The level of detail increase over their previous monitor is amazing, and gaming at 100Hz with 3440 x 1440 is simply amazing.

    "...I really enjoy the wide FOV. The detail is very good too...." Read more

    "...the “Warm” color profile on the second panel is different and looks more accurate and less-washed out...." Read more

    "...Image quality is comparable with my old Dell U3011 with IPS panel. Gaming performance is really good...." Read more

    "...Meaning the description is accurate. The image quality is excellent and makes a great impressive beautiful addition to my desk...." Read more

    13 customers mention11 positive2 negative

    Customers like the recognition of the monitor. They mention it's a great high performance monitor, and a good monitor for design professionals. Some say that the monitor screams quality.

    "...This is a wonderful monitor. For me, this is now my only way I will game...." Read more

    "...Then on to the good...The monitor itself is a work of art. It screams quality. I found myself staring at it when off. Beautiful design...." Read more

    "...Great high performance monitor without the obnoxious Gamer Monitor designs you see in some of the other high end ones...." Read more

    "This is an excellent monitor - beautiful color and wonderful resolution. My only complaint is that it seems to have a long "warm up" time...." Read more

    11 customers mention11 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the performance of the monitor. They mention that it works well for gaming, has served them well, and has a flawless 100Hz refresh rate. The Qi charger works well, the speakers work fine for Youtube and casual gaming, and there have been no problems at all. Overall, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.

    "...to remove a single star because the monitor itself is gorgeous and works great." Read more

    "...As a plus, it comes with decent 8-watt speakers that work fine for youtube and casual gaming...." Read more

    "...Qi charger works flawlessly. menu system and control is one of the best I've ever used. Internal speakers is also pretty good...." Read more

    "Easy to use and works the way it's suppose to. Meaning the description is accurate...." Read more

    11 customers mention9 positive2 negative

    Customers like the sound quality of the monitor. They mention that the speakers are quite good despite being built in, and the sound system works well for a monitor. That said, some say the price is decent and the 8-watt speakers work fine for YouTube and casual gaming.

    "...I’ve also found the built-in speakers to be good enough for gaming, which was a pleasant surprise considering most integrated monitor speakers are..." Read more

    "...Internal speakers is also pretty good. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this purchase." Read more

    "...100hz was flawless. Qi charger worked well. Sound from the speakers was surprisingly great...." Read more

    "...Pros:-Great speakers (Harman/Kardon) for the size and definitely good for a small home office...." Read more

    9 customers mention9 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the value of the monitor. They mention that it is the best value for the price and the best gaming/productive monitor.

    "...to a faulty display; the second one I tried is an excellent value for ultrawide gamers." Read more

    "Great panel for the price range. The 100hz, and 4ms response time leave very little screen tearing, and ghosting...." Read more

    "The best value for the price, I bought 1 to try and was so impressed I bought another one in less than a week...." Read more

    "...toy but if you like gaming and have the cash, go for it, it is worth every penny. The only thing I regret is not buying it sooner." Read more

    9 customers mention4 positive5 negative

    Customers are mixed about the resolution of the monitor. Some mention that it had no dead pixels or backlight bleed upon delivery, while others say that they were not able to obtain the maximum resolution of 3440x1440 with the monitors.

    "...it isn't a monitor defect, but it does appear that the monitor has developed this defect. Disappointing as it is only 3 years old...." Read more

    "...The color is great. The refresh rate is great. Not one dead pixel in the whole thing. I'm glad I finally pulled the trigger and got this...." Read more

    "...For some reason I was not able to obtain maximum resolution of 3440x1440 with monitors that were manufactured in 2019...." Read more

    "The monitor arrived with no dead pixel and minimum back light bleed. I have to get a monitor raiser because it's not height adjustable...." Read more

    16 customers mention3 positive13 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the quality of the monitor. They mention that it exhibited manufacturing flaws, was defective, and had inconsistent build quality. The screen broke easily, and the panel was defective. Some customers also suspect a faulty solder joint in the monitor's circuitry.

    "...The only con for me is that there is minor flickering when the FPS drops between 48-51 on games...." Read more

    "...Unfortunately, it suffers from a few major flaws, the obvious being the lack of height adjustment...." Read more

    "...In your game, any darker areas on the screen will have a faint flicker of light, kind of like a strobe light. This happens all over the screen...." Read more

    "...joystick to maneuver through the menu feels fragile and as if it can easily break...." Read more

    A good ultrawide monitor with a few flaws
    4 Stars
    A good ultrawide monitor with a few flaws
    Specs-wise this monitor is ideal for those looking for an “affordable” 1440p ultrawide for gaming and graphic design: 100hz with freesync, 4ms response time, 100% sRGB, and a Samsung VA panel. Unfortunately, it suffers from a few major flaws, the obvious being the lack of height adjustment. Normally this isn’t a big issue since monitors that have un-adjustable stands and sit low to the desk can be easily propped up. But in this case the problem is that the monitor sits too high above the desk – about 3.7 inches, 1 inch higher than my previous monitor. This makes viewing the top portion of the screen for an extended period result in neck strain.Unfortunately the issues don't end with ergonomics. Compared to my previous monitor, another design-series MX27AQ IPS panel, colors are noticeably less saturated and almost look washed out by comparison (using “Standard” preset mode, “Warm” color temperature, 80% brightness & using Displayport 1.2a). This can be compensated for by using the “Scenery” preset mode at the cost of sacrificing color and gamma accuracy. Gamma shift is a significant problem on such a big screen even when sitting directly in front of it. For example, moving a bright colored picture from the top of the screen to the bottom half of the screen causes the picture to lose vibrancy and appear washed-out. Despite being a member of the “designo” line, this monitor probably isn’t the best choice for graphic design and professional photo editors. Although the VA panel offers superior contrast ratio and slightly less “IPS glow”, the downsides (washed-out colors and poor viewing angles) are much more noticeable coming from a high-quality IPS monitor. In some respects, it almost feels like I’ve downgraded to a TN panel.The monitor suffers from backlight bleed that is particularly acute at the bottom corners of the screen. The bleed is noticeable enough that it’s even visible in the desktop at the extreme edges of the screen (see my image attachments). I’m not sure if this is a defect with my specific panel or if this is common for Samsung VA panels, but it’s significantly more noticeable than the backlight bleed on any of my prior monitors. My monitor also has a cluster of three or four dead/stuck pixels; luckily, they are at the bottom left of the screen and aren’t very noticeable.Despite its flaws, the monitor is visually stunning with a very attractive design. As a plus, it comes with decent 8-watt speakers that work fine for youtube and casual gaming. Gaming at 100hz with 3440x1440 is simply amazing, giving an incredible sense of immersion. Even without a freesync-compatible graphics card, using 100hz reduces screen tearing to the point where I no longer need to use Vsync in most games, whereas on my 60hz monitor I always felt the need to use Vsync. For non-gaming applications, the screen is sharp and text is crisp. There is noticeable pixel inversion, but this is common on most high refresh-rate monitors and isn’t much of an issue. Overall the MX34VQ is a strong contender as an “affordable” gaming ultrawide, but suffers from weaknesses in viewing angles and color vibrancy and lacks ergonomic flexibility. If the monitor included a height adjustable stand or sat 0.5”-1” lower to the desk and used an IPS panel instead of a lackluster VA screen, I would have given it a 5 star rating.UPDATE 3/23/17: After using the monitor for over a week, I’ve found the colors to be fantastic, and my initial assessment of its color reproduction to be overly harsh. This is definitely a step up from a TN panel but not quite as good as a high-quality IPS panel, but the difference isn’t as extreme as my initial review made it out to be. Viewing angles and backlight glow are still an issue, and the overall brightness of the screen is a bit on the low side, so using it in a room that gets a moderate amount of sunlight will cause the image to look a little bit washed out. But after using it at night and pushing it further back on my desk to around 30, color reproduction looks fantastic. Unfortunately, the lack of height-adjustment, backlight bleed and poor viewing angles are still an issue. Overclockers might be disappointed with this monitor: I was only able to achieve a stable 104hz on my monitor. Despite these shortcomings, I’ve change my score from a 3 to a 4.UPDATE 4/3/17: I’ve tried a second monitor of the same type and found the backlight bleed to be much better. Interestingly, the “Warm” color profile on the second panel is different and looks more accurate and less-washed out. While still not as vibrant as a good IPS display, the new panel comes close in image quality. There’s still gamma shift/poor viewing angles, but this is mitigated by moving the monitor further back on your desk. The slow pixel transition is very noticeable even when moving the cursor across the desktop, but that’s a necessary evil with VA panels. I’ve also found the built-in speakers to be good enough for gaming, which was a pleasant surprise considering most integrated monitor speakers are subpar. Like the original, I was only able to achieve 104hz overclock. Overall, I’ll attribute most of my initial misgivings to a faulty display; the second one I tried is an excellent value for ultrawide gamers.
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    4.0 out of 5 stars A good ultrawide monitor with a few flaws
    Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2017
    Specs-wise this monitor is ideal for those looking for an “affordable” 1440p ultrawide for gaming and graphic design: 100hz with freesync, 4ms response time, 100% sRGB, and a Samsung VA panel. Unfortunately, it suffers from a few major flaws, the obvious being the lack of height adjustment. Normally this isn’t a big issue since monitors that have un-adjustable stands and sit low to the desk can be easily propped up. But in this case the problem is that the monitor sits too high above the desk – about 3.7 inches, 1 inch higher than my previous monitor. This makes viewing the top portion of the screen for an extended period result in neck strain.

    Unfortunately the issues don't end with ergonomics. Compared to my previous monitor, another design-series MX27AQ IPS panel, colors are noticeably less saturated and almost look washed out by comparison (using “Standard” preset mode, “Warm” color temperature, 80% brightness & using Displayport 1.2a). This can be compensated for by using the “Scenery” preset mode at the cost of sacrificing color and gamma accuracy. Gamma shift is a significant problem on such a big screen even when sitting directly in front of it. For example, moving a bright colored picture from the top of the screen to the bottom half of the screen causes the picture to lose vibrancy and appear washed-out. Despite being a member of the “designo” line, this monitor probably isn’t the best choice for graphic design and professional photo editors. Although the VA panel offers superior contrast ratio and slightly less “IPS glow”, the downsides (washed-out colors and poor viewing angles) are much more noticeable coming from a high-quality IPS monitor. In some respects, it almost feels like I’ve downgraded to a TN panel.

    The monitor suffers from backlight bleed that is particularly acute at the bottom corners of the screen. The bleed is noticeable enough that it’s even visible in the desktop at the extreme edges of the screen (see my image attachments). I’m not sure if this is a defect with my specific panel or if this is common for Samsung VA panels, but it’s significantly more noticeable than the backlight bleed on any of my prior monitors. My monitor also has a cluster of three or four dead/stuck pixels; luckily, they are at the bottom left of the screen and aren’t very noticeable.

    Despite its flaws, the monitor is visually stunning with a very attractive design. As a plus, it comes with decent 8-watt speakers that work fine for youtube and casual gaming. Gaming at 100hz with 3440x1440 is simply amazing, giving an incredible sense of immersion. Even without a freesync-compatible graphics card, using 100hz reduces screen tearing to the point where I no longer need to use Vsync in most games, whereas on my 60hz monitor I always felt the need to use Vsync. For non-gaming applications, the screen is sharp and text is crisp. There is noticeable pixel inversion, but this is common on most high refresh-rate monitors and isn’t much of an issue. Overall the MX34VQ is a strong contender as an “affordable” gaming ultrawide, but suffers from weaknesses in viewing angles and color vibrancy and lacks ergonomic flexibility. If the monitor included a height adjustable stand or sat 0.5”-1” lower to the desk and used an IPS panel instead of a lackluster VA screen, I would have given it a 5 star rating.

    UPDATE 3/23/17: After using the monitor for over a week, I’ve found the colors to be fantastic, and my initial assessment of its color reproduction to be overly harsh. This is definitely a step up from a TN panel but not quite as good as a high-quality IPS panel, but the difference isn’t as extreme as my initial review made it out to be. Viewing angles and backlight glow are still an issue, and the overall brightness of the screen is a bit on the low side, so using it in a room that gets a moderate amount of sunlight will cause the image to look a little bit washed out. But after using it at night and pushing it further back on my desk to around 30, color reproduction looks fantastic. Unfortunately, the lack of height-adjustment, backlight bleed and poor viewing angles are still an issue. Overclockers might be disappointed with this monitor: I was only able to achieve a stable 104hz on my monitor. Despite these shortcomings, I’ve change my score from a 3 to a 4.

    UPDATE 4/3/17: I’ve tried a second monitor of the same type and found the backlight bleed to be much better. Interestingly, the “Warm” color profile on the second panel is different and looks more accurate and less-washed out. While still not as vibrant as a good IPS display, the new panel comes close in image quality. There’s still gamma shift/poor viewing angles, but this is mitigated by moving the monitor further back on your desk. The slow pixel transition is very noticeable even when moving the cursor across the desktop, but that’s a necessary evil with VA panels. I’ve also found the built-in speakers to be good enough for gaming, which was a pleasant surprise considering most integrated monitor speakers are subpar. Like the original, I was only able to achieve 104hz overclock. Overall, I’ll attribute most of my initial misgivings to a faulty display; the second one I tried is an excellent value for ultrawide gamers.
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