Looking for my 1st ultrawide.. Light gaming on xbox s. Daily will use for work and movie. To be pair with lenovo p27h-10 (1440p wide 27 inch). Mostly will work on 1 monitor only (ultrawide will be main 1). But sometime need both when doing testing or as tv while working. What I considered now

1. Xiaomi ultrawide 34
- No HDR?
- No PD
? Picture quality

2. Philips 346B1C
+ PD (1 cable n can charge my laptop)
+ KVM (share with desktop for kid usage/gaming - but not really important)
+ Ethernet
- Seems bulky, old design
? Picture quality

3. PRISM+ X340
+ HDR
? Picture quality
? New brand - no sure reliability

Budget up to 2k. Dunno whether HDR will bring more pop when netflixing, good picture quality is something I look for..

anybody using prism+ monitor? can give feedback? seeing so much FB ads when scrolling FB.. huhu.. is it good as it claimed? best monitor in SG?

I am using the PRISM+ X340 PRO. I choose this because warranty 3 year and in case really need warranty, the most they sent to SG compare to Xiaomi need to send to China. If you think this is new brand and not sure about reliability, how sure are you about Xiaomi monitor? In fact, prism+ founded since 2015 so it has around 6 year of doing monitor.(not saying xiaomi is bad, but if you are like me concern about warranty, maybe can try consider prism+)

I just bought the X340 PRO, so far so good, no dead pixel, I did not adjust much on the setting yet, but I feel the color abit over saturated for me. So far I just use for trading purpose so color not yet an issue but it only been 2 week after I received the monitor so cant commend much as I haven use it for other purposed. The monitor also got built in crosshair in case you want it for FPS gaming.

owh, actually im also planning to use for trading purpose. is it really ok to use curve monitor for trading? never try or see it by myself yet.. the view very good? i tot curve only suitable for gaming only.

the curve are not really that noticeable for me. If I look at the monitor yeah, I could see the curve, but when I try to focus on the screen, its not that noticeable. Curve is not for gaming only, I believe the purpose of curve is to help you comfortably look at the wide/ultrawide monitor. As for the view, previously I was using dual monitor setup at 1080P, so my trading screen need to be on window mode and drag across two monitor, but now I can just open it on X340 PRO alone because of the ultrawide 1440P, so no complaint here.

Dont misguide others pls, who ask you buy AP set of Xiaomi 34 inch Monitor ? Do have local unit with 3 years warranty available in Malaysia now

Wait, when did I misguided? I know official Xiaomi has 3 year warranty too..but how long for warranty if problem arise. I didn't even talking about AP set man.

PRIMS+ brand no actual shop and no review much. It is like gambling buying this brand.

I suggest don’t go for this brand as their advertisement always something not sincere.

For example recent advertisement they dare to put that 34” model cost RM 4,999.00 and now discount and you can get at RM 1,699.00

That spec impossible cost RM 5k and no company will ever do such 66% discount. Hilarious! If do is means that product something wrong.

This is just example, all their advertisement got fishy content inside. I don’t trust this kind of brand.



This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Mar 21 2021, 01:40 PM

So What u suggest For reliable and durable monitor. Hardly gaming more on doing study Work watching movie. Tq sifu

Also prefer Good resolution For webcam and audio sound. Tq again

I mentioned a few post back that Dell is doing exactly the same "insincere" pricing. lol.

Other than that, you're right about getting monitors for brands like Xiaomi and Prism unless don't care about support and warranty.

First you need set budget.


This two had nothing to do with monitor.


At least Dell do sell with actual price before and the price Dell put is much match with the spec of the monitor.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Mar 22 2021, 01:29 PM

Hi guy ! Can integrated GPU like AMD RX Vega 7 support ultrawide monitor at 1440p ? Not for gaming mostly work and movie

This is laptop right, if laptop you need to ensure it came with HDMI 2.0 or Display Port. Then no issue.

Got like laptop type monitor built in audio & webcam? Budget not an issue as long as tahan lama. Not easily got problem

Basically very hard to get Ultrawide monitor with webcam or common wide monitor with webcam.
Why don't just separate buy the webcam. It is so easier to attached on top of the monitor.

As for sound wise, suggest get a proper speaker. Monitor and TV normally came with crap speaker.

I do found some:

Philips 3461CRH Ultrawide
https://www.anandtech.com/show/15606/philip...ernet-kvm-dcip3

HP ENVY 34 Ultrawide
https://www.amazon.com/HP-34-Curved-Display...y/dp/B06WVD5NFG

Philips Brilliance 49 Super Ultrawide
https://sea.pcmag.com/philips-brilliance-49...illiance-499p9h

Good or not? Not sure.
Selling in Malaysia or not, no idea.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Mar 23 2021, 10:09 PM

Tq boss

tring to become an ultrawider myself, but am torn on either the Acer XV340CKP (flat IPS panel) or the Gigabyte G34WQC (curved VA panel).
These 2 were shortlisted primarily since they have speakers, which I do require sometimes (dont like having separate speakers, too much wire clutter).

Any sifu have experience on these panels?

Using Acer XV340CKP for a year, only for work, browsing, and youtube. It's just enough for my usage and the only option within my budget at the time of purchase. But because its so wide I need to turn my head to focus on the contents at the side, I think the curve screen could have helped with this

Anyone used Alienware aw3821dw?

I am considering this monitor over upcoming LG C1 TV.

Any advice?