AOC U3477PQU

Introduction 4K monitors have been touted as the next mainstream standard to replace 1920x1080 displays, but the Steam Hardware survey suggests this may take over a decade. Currently, 34.33% of gamers are using 1920x1080 and 26.89% play at a surprisingly low, 1366x768 resolution. The problem with 4K revolves around Windows' poor scaling on high PPI displays, and the graphical horsepower required to drive 300% more pixels than 1920x1080. It seemed for some time that 4K was the only option on the horizon, but 21:9 ultra-wide monitors have been gaining momentum in two variants. Typically, you can choose between 2560x1080 panels or 3440x1440 models.

A review of the AOC u3477Pqu, a 34" 'UltraWide' monitor with 3440 x 1440 resolution and highly adjustable stand.

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AOC u3477Pqu is a 34-inch monitor with an ultra-wide 21:9 aspect ratio. But is it really an alternative to a two-monitor setup on the desktop? We'll find out in our review

Wider is better.   AOC’s been in the monitor business for a while, and it’s great that the company is still churning out great monitors suited for every user. The AOC U3477PQU isn’t exactly your ordinary monitor. What you will notice is the rather wide 21:9 aspect ratio that the screen supports. At 34-inches across, …

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AOC U3477PQU monitor review: An ultra-wide 34in screen with excellent image quality and an elegant design.

Yes its big, you could display a lot of spreadsheet or several web pages on its possible 3440x1440 display. You could use it in either portrait or landscape mode as it swivels easily on its stand, you could even treat yourself to cinema videos without large borders top and bottom.