Gaming Monitor
LG UltraGear 34-inch 1440p Ultrawide Monitor
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Think of it as a 27-inch 1440p screen with a third more width bolted on, because that is arithmetically what it is — the same pixel density, the same crispness at the same distance, just wider. What that width buys is two real windows side by side: a document and a browser, a game and a guide, a timeline and a preview. No bezel down the middle and no second cable to manage.
Key Specs
Size — 34-inch curved ultrawide
Resolution — 3440 x 1440 (21:9)
Panel — Fast IPS
Refresh rate — High refresh, 144Hz and above
Sync — G-SYNC compatible and FreeSync
Best for — Two windows side by side, and gaming after
Warranty — Full manufacturer warranty
What It Pairs With
A desk that currently has two screens on it, or is about to. Replacing a dual setup with one panel removes the bezel down the middle, the mismatched colours and the second stand, and Windows will still snap windows into halves and thirds across it. It suits a mid to upper range graphics card, and it wants about 80cm of desk width. IPS colour holds up at the edges, which matters more on a wide panel than on a small one.
Who This Isn’t For
Someone who genuinely needs two independent inputs — a work laptop on one screen and a desktop on the other, say — because one panel is one machine at a time unless you go looking for picture-by-picture modes. It is also not the right buy if competitive shooters are the bulk of what you play, since several of them clamp 21:9 back to 16:9 and the extra width sits unused. Send us the game list and we will check before you commit.
Common Questions
Is this really as sharp as a 27-inch 1440p screen?
Yes. 3440 x 1440 across 34 inches works out at essentially the same pixels per inch as 2560 x 1440 across 27, so text and edges look the same at the same distance. You are buying width, not trading away sharpness for it.
Can I split it like two monitors?
Windows snapping handles halves and thirds natively, and most makers ship a utility with more layouts. In practice two windows side by side is the layout people settle on and stay with.
Will my graphics card cope?
3440 x 1440 is about a third more pixels than 1440p and well under 4K, so a mid-range card handles it in most titles. Send us the model and the games and we will give you a realistic answer rather than a spec-sheet one.
Tell us your desk width and what you mostly do at it, and we will confirm the fit and the refresh rate. Exact model confirmed at time of quote.