34-inch monitor for 320 euros, don't even mention it. Whoever complains about colors and viewing angles should dig deeper into their pockets. Otherwise, don't cry now. What do you expect to get OLED for 300 euros? Personally, I could have afforded it but I didn't. The viewing angle is indeed not good, but who cares? Everyone sits straight in front of the screen, so talking about the half a time you'll bend down to get your coffee and need to see from the side is pointless. The colors are fine and the menu is easy to navigate. You can adjust them comfortably or intensively, especially if you download AOC's software (Gmenu) to quickly create profiles or use the pre-made ones for different occasions. Furthermore, we're talking about 144Hz and 1ms for 320 euros, which you won't find at such a price. These specs mean it's a great deal, but be aware that it can only reach 144Hz with the displayport, with HDMI it goes up to 100Hz. The stand is very good, easily adjustable and swivels, but it's unnecessarily large, so it requires a desk with enough depth. Otherwise, if you have a large mousepad where peripherals can fit on top, it might press against the stand. Mine is 65 centimeters and fits comfortably with a large mousepad, but it's a custom order. The ones they sell ready-made are 60, so be careful and measure. Finally, as the saying goes, once you go ultrawide, you never go back.

Indeed, as many say, it is not suitable for office use. We got it from a computer company due to its size and excellent base that AOC monitors have. However, the colors are not very good and the viewing angle is limited. Finally, never for Mac... It drops to the minimum refresh rate and even the mouse jumps.

Mediocre to bad screen! I ordered it because I saw quite good comments here and in various reviews. It is probably more for gaming (due to the 1ms).
The viewing angle is tragic and it seems to fade if you look from a different angle, at first I thought that the settings needed adjustment but... no.
Also, the colors are somewhat unacceptable (compared to the other two screens I have).
Another downside is that it does not have vertical (height) adjustment and it can be relatively low (personally, I would have liked it to be a bit higher but due to its X-shaped base, I can't even put anything underneath, unfortunately).

The good things? Easy-good menu, easy connection, quick placement.

If I were to buy again, I would spend a little more money to get something better...

For its cost, it is the best option that has been released. Tested with MSI gaming laptop for games, Macbook Air intel and Macbook Pro M1 for office work without any problem.

As others have mentioned, the viewing angle is not very good, but if you are viewing from the sides, it doesn't affect much. The colors are quite good, compared to an older LG Ultrawide VA that I had, which had some issues with black, but maybe due to the refresh rate, the overall image is better. Of course, for full 144MHz, you need to connect with a display port, otherwise with HDMI, it goes up to 100MHz. There is also a setting to display the refresh rate on the screen. I haven't adjusted the colors, I play with the preset settings, which are plenty.

The menu is very good and easy. The picture by picture mode is very easy, I tried it with two laptops without any problems, you just need to manually change the resolution of the devices because sometimes it doesn't scale automatically. Calculate a resolution of about half the maximum, for example 1720 x something.

I haven't tried the gaming modes and other modes.

The stand is very stable, but it has large feet. Since my desk is somewhat narrow because it is L-shaped, I have supported it on an arm to save space. Although the arm is good, I have lowered it a lot to minimize movement, it's at the weight limit, but so far it holds up.

In terms of connectivity, it has the basics, many outputs but nothing extra. It doesn't have speakers, only a headphone output, like other monitors, it is recognized as speakers by Windows/MacOS, so don't get confused.

Also, a good thing is that it has the best nominal power consumption in its category, it is one class better than the others, but I haven't verified it, I don't care that much. For office work, I leave it in eco mode, for more demanding games, I change it.

Overall, it's a great value for money. Beyond that, if someone is more demanding and wants to increase performance, they will have to spend at least twice the amount to start with and see. So decide accordingly.

The only thing I personally miss is that it's not curved, but you can't have it all. Obviously, once you go ultrawide, you don't go back.

EDIT: To add that I quickly tried the AOC application, but I didn't see any changes, maybe something didn't work right away, so I didn't bother with it further. As I said, for the use I have, the menu with the settings covers me.

Very good mainly for gaming.

The viewing angle is moderate and may tire some for office work, but it is not a problem for games.

In hdmi ports it reaches up to 100hz btw. It needs DP for all the capabilities.

Very good screen and value for money <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

For the speakers it mentions that it has, they have probably confused it with the headphone output!
In the settings, there is also nothing that refers to sound settings, volume, etc.
Not that it personally interested me, just an observation...
I would recommend it with closed eyes!

Very good screen and value for money.
Most people may prefer it for gaming since its response time is 1ms and not 4ms as the description says.
I mainly got it because it allows the use of 2 PCs on one screen with PBP (Picture By Picture).
I don't have a complete opinion on this yet.
I will come back.
As for the speakers it mentions, it probably confuses it with the headphone output.
In the settings, there is also nothing that refers to sound settings, volume, etc.
So far, I haven't been able to hear sound from the screen speakers. Not that I personally cared anyway. Just an observation.