Description
Easy Multi-tasking Set-up
34WR50QC allows you to see multiple contents from two computers with the picture-by-picture feature, so it helps to process work efficiently.
Easier User Interface
OnScreen Control software allows you to control various display settings with a few mouse clicks. Screen Split will help you divide the whole display area with no hassle.
See Amazing Colours
HDR technology is now applied to various content. This monitor is compatible with industry standard HDR10 (high dynamic range), based on the sRGB 99% colour gamut, supporting specific levels of colour and brightness that enables viewers to enjoy the dramatic colours of the content.
Comfortable Conditions for Reading
By reducing blue light emissions, Reader Mode provides a more comfortable condition for reading. Activate Reader Mode with just a touch of a button, to comfortably read on the monitor for longer periods.
Stylish Design
The narrow bezel design offers an immersive visual experience, without distracting from the impressive image. This monitor’s adjustable stand allows you to tilt the screen - making it easier to find your preferred viewing position.
AMD FreeSync
Gamers can experience seamless, fluid movement in hi-resolution and fast-paced games.
Dynamic Action Sync
Dynamic Action Sync Mode allows you to see the action as it occurs in real time so that you can react immediately rather than respond after the delay of internal frame processing.
Black Stabiliser
Black Stabiliser Mode brightens dark areas and gives you better visibility in dark scenes. It can make dark areas brighter to help you find the enemy or game objectives hidden in the dark.
100Hz Refresh Rate
Games played on this monitor are noticeably smoother and clearer when compared to game play on monitors with refresh rates of 60Hz or 75Hz.
Manufacturer Warranty - 3 year warranty
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