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As I conclude another OLED gaming monitor review, I have little new to say. The Corsair Xeneon 34WQHD240-C delivers the same stellar image with deep contrast and saturated color as every other OLED. Its Quantum Dot layer widens the gamut over displays that lack the tech, and it has the lowest input lag I’ve measured from a 34-inch ultra-wide. In addition to that, it has sleek and unique styling and a couple of points over the competition. But realistically, buying a bad OLED gaming monitor is still impossible, especially in the 240 Hz category.
I could complain about its lack of internal speakers or LED lighting, but how much do those things impact gameplay? Not one bit. If you want a light show or tinny sound, there are other monitors out there, but you won’t get the 34WQHD240-C’s cool look. It isn’t the only white display available, but it is one of the rare examples. If nothing else, that might be a decider for some buyers.
If you have around $1,100 to spend on a gaming monitor, an OLED like the Corsair Xeneon 34WQHD240-C is a no-brainer. There is nothing about its features or performance that makes me hesitate to recommend it.
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