Buyers found the VG34VQ3B heavily discounted, with one saving almost $100 on Amazon and another paying just 169 euros. Both described the deal as excellent value.
Excellent for multitasking/productivityImmersive gaming and movie experienceGood value for the priceLimited to 60Hz refresh rateIPS backlight bleed in dark scenesNot as sharp as 4K resolution
Great value for the priceSmooth 120Hz refresh for gamingMinimal IPS glowBlack stabilization bug at low settingsColor banding in yellow shadesMac color range quirks
Immersive multitasking and productivityImmersive gaming experience in supported titlesExcellent color accuracyBacklight bleed issuesHigh price relative to valueNo VRR/G-Sync and limited refresh rate
Excellent dual-monitor replacementThunderbolt hub and KVM convenienceGreat for video editing and creative workPanel quality control issuesThunderbolt and USB hub connectivity dropsDifficulty achieving 120Hz refresh rate
Excellent value for priceDeep blacks and strong contrastMinimal ghosting with correct settingsColors less vibrant than IPSGhosting and black smearing complaintsBacklight bleed and uniformity issues
Sharp gaming imageImmersive curved OLED experienceReadable text for lower-PPI upgradersText clarity and fringing at 1440pHDR and edge dimming quirksMissing accessories on delivery
Works well with monitor armsGood size-to-resolution balanceGood value on used marketLimited brightnessOutpaced by newer competitorsReported flickering and image retention
Buyer feedback on the ASUS TUF Gaming VG34VQ3B is limited but centers heavily on price and a couple of hardware gripes. Several buyers highlight strong deals, with one noting almost $100 off on Amazon and another getting it for 169 euros, both calling it a steal or best buy. One shopper picked it as a substitute when the VG34VQL3A was out of stock, saying it would 'do the job.' On the negative side, one owner strongly disliked the short, fixed stand, calling it 'a pain in the a$$.' Another buyer returned the unit after experiencing what they described as atrocious ghosting. Overall, the limited comments suggest the monitor is valued mainly for its discounted pricing, while stand flexibility and motion clarity are points of concern for some users.
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attach_moneyGreat Discounted Price
2 mentions
Strongly positive
Buyers found the VG34VQ3B heavily discounted, with one saving almost $100 on Amazon and another paying just 169 euros. Both described the deal as excellent value.
@ManDone88
i just bought it today from amazon for 169 euros . best buy !launch
@kelitas
It's currently on sale for almost $100 off on Amazon. Fuckin STEALlaunch
check_circleSolid Fallback Choice
1 mentions
Generally positive
One buyer who couldn't find their preferred model (VG34VQL3A) in stock chose the VG34VQ3B instead and felt it would adequately meet their needs.
@tenbob1973
Just bought mine. Wanted the VG34VQL3A but not in stock anywhere. This will do the job for me.launch
warningFixed, Short Stand
1 mentions
Frequently criticized
One owner was frustrated by the monitor's short, non-adjustable stand, describing the experience as a real pain to deal with.
@kimboDragon
I bought it and I hate that its a short fixed monitor .. really a pain in the a$$.launch
blur_onNoticeable Ghosting
1 mentions
Strongly criticized
A buyer reported atrocious ghosting on the panel, which was severe enough that they returned the monitor entirely.
@eelektrik1138
I bought one last month and returned it. The ghosting was atrocious.launch
@ManDone88
@kelitas
