Viotek GNV29CB Ultrawide Curved 29-Inch Gaming Monitor | 120Hz UWFHD 21:9 w/Immersive 1200R VA Panel | FreeSync, G-SYNC-Compatible | 3-Year Warranty, 0-Tolerance Dead Pixel Policy (VESA)

Excellent monitor I love reading on it

Only had it a week, but this monitor seems to be well worth it. A good combination of size, resolution and color at a great price.

First order arrived with one spot having dead pixels. Reached out to customer service and another one was sent almost immediately! Currently using it and wondered to myself where it's been all my life! Easy menu navigation, bright and crystal clear display as well. I mounted it and my workspace now looks amazing!

I bought this monitor because I needed something larger than my laptop display, and something that would make multitasking a lot easier, as I am a student and professional. I ordered on Tuesday, and after being told it would take a little over 2 weeks to get to me, I was floored when it showed up on my doorstep on Saturday. Right on! Getting it set up was a breeze, as the stand only takes two screws to assemble it to the monitor. My particular unit is the 29" UWFHD with 120Hz refresh rate. For a cheap monitor, I am absolutely blown away at the performance. It is plenty bright for my usage (home office), the color is better than what was on my laptop display, and it can actually run at up to 200Hz with the proper hardware. My GPU is only a GTX 1660Ti and I only have HDMI on my laptop, so DP and 200Hz doesn't work for me, but I don't care. I play mostly single player RPGs and racing games, and the monitor keeps up perfectly. No tearing or dead pixels or issues like that. When I upgrade my machine, I will likely buy another VIOTEK.8 month follow up:I got a new setup a few months ago and have since been putting this monitor through its paces.Specs: ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E GAMING WIFI II | AMD R9 5950X | RTX 3080 | 32 GB 3666MHz RAM | 2x1TB M.2 SSD by SKHynix |Due to the specs of my computer, I am constantly exceeding the maximum fps this monitor can support, which is no biggie. Of course, I would like to get a new one, but this one still works just fine. I find the 1200R curvature to be really nice for gaming in particular, since I mostly play first person games like Cyberpunk, Halo MCC, Fallout 3, NC, 4, 76, Skyrim, ESO, Doom Eternal.. For other third person games, I still really enjoy it. The Witcher 3, GTA V, RDR2, Forza Motorsport/Horizon all look pretty good for a ~$200 monitor. I tend to sit relatively close to the monitor when gaming, so I occasionally notice a screen door effect with the 1080p resolution. Using DP 1.4, I've found that the max refresh rate is 120Hz, but I may not be able to find where to possibly overclock the display.The stand is super meh, offering little to no tilt, pivot, or height adjustment. It does have a VESA mount though, so if that's your thing, you can do it.TLDR; Great value for money, stand sucks, color accuracy is okayish, it's 1080p so your PC should run it just fine, 21:9 aspect ratio is wonderful.

This review is for the 30" GNV30CB model.What's good:- The price! This is priced just right at $219. Excellent value for what you get.- no dead pixels- 30" is actually pretty big when you sit in front of it.- 144hz display (must use display port connection)- display port cable included in box- freesync works with nvidia graphics card 10 to 20 series (must enable in monitor and in nvidia control panel)- nice vibrant and saturated colors even if it's not the most accurate- nice VA panel with good viewing angles with very little light bleed- ghosting is minimal. I don't notice it at all in games- anti glare coating on the screen works great- durable metal stand with red accents- tilt viewing angles- CURVED!!!!! 1800rWhats bad:- Not RGB lights on the back. Promo video is misleading. They are red LED lights and only red. You can turn it off if you don't like it. I wish we could pick the color.- lack of height adjustment in the stand. This is my biggest complaint. Easily correctable using included vesa mounting plate. I just don't want to buy the mount.- That's really it. I have a hard time finding things to complain about on this.I almost passed on this monitor because of the negative things people said about it here. I'm glad I tried it for myself. This monitor is the perfect fit for my current set up. Games look absolutely fantastic on this thing. Very smooth and I have not seen a single tear. Will update this review if this don't hold up the test of time.My system specs:Intel 4690k Overclocked at 4.6ghz16GB DDR3nvidia 1060 6GB

I have a 29" desk to standing desk converter. I didn't like my dual screen setup, so I shopped around for a few months to find a ultrawisde unit that was under $250. I had a few criteria:1080p120 Hz3000 contrast ratio minimumThis monitor popped up on my eBay and Newegg recommended lists. I purchased it from Amazon because they have a solid return policy, but the price difference between sites was minimal.Packaging: Thick foam to protect the monitor. Unless excessively rough handling, this monitor would get to your door undamaged. Came with setup instructions, screws and a screwdriver, as well as a DP 1.2 cable.Setup/Initial Impressions: Literally 5 minutes and it was on and rocking. I have an AMD graphics card so I enabled Freesync from the monitor menu and switched to 120Hz refresh rate in Windows.The panel itself had no dead pixels. The colors out of the box we're washed out, yes. But after less than 10 minutes of fiddling with the settings and I found a comfortable color level that gets rid of that washed out feeling. I had to turn down the brightness too, seared my damn eyes off the bat.Why 5 stars then if it isn't perfect? Because it offers a good amount of value for the price. You will not be disappointed if you want a great productivity monitor. Gaming on this guy is wonderful, a vast improvement over my old 22" 60Hz monitor. It looks so clean and minimal as well, should fit nearly any room aesthetic. For $225, feel confident in your buy.I'll keep this review updated if issues arise and how Viotek handles it.