@@aronbeast7 there are companies like oppo vivo.i don't support them as their quality is not as good as xiomi.I have used mi band 2,3,4.mi band 2 after 3 years give me battery life of 10 days.also I use Xiaomi vacumm and smart wifi router.
I've ordered this monitor even though the delivering delayed due to their new year vacation. Probably one of a best deal for budget gamers in those of 21:9 3440x1440 144hz monitors. hope the quality and user support are worth to be reliable. I don't wanna pay over 1000$ for just only a DISPLAY.
@@NiuxTech Hi, Nuix my impression using in the monitor for half of a month, it`s really really nice quality in graphic (except adjustment in white color calibration), in decent finishing as much as I expected. I don`t know it for lucky or unlucky I can`t still find a best budget gaming monitor like this as you`ve introduced in the youtube vid. Now this monitor keeps running properly nothing trouble founds so I feel great for making decision to purchase it after watching your video.Cheers!
@@maeharakeichi5039 hey! Glad you enjoy this Xiaomi monitor! For gaming it's really solid and price wise is very good deal! Thanks for trusting! Cheers! :)
What a good review, simple, honest straight to the points and covers 360. No f* around, no B/S. I rarely come across review like this and no need see another review. I never give comments for anything, but for this one, I thought I should.
I was looking for the cheapest ultrawide monitor and found your video. Great work man! The most detailed review by far. Its true, this should get 1 million views (lol). More power! :)
You have to make sure the real world not max overdrive response time can actually keep up and deliver 144hz, i believe this monitor is more of a 120hz in reality
At the time of this comment you only have 8-9K subs, but if you keep up with ALL the amazing things you're doing in this video - camera work, calm voice, sick close up shots, great review, you'll reach 100K in no time. You had me subbing within 2 mins :-)
This is too good to be true. I'm a graphic designer and a casual video editor (not really a gamer), is this perfect for me? I'm looking at LG and Dell as alternatives, but boy this looks great.
It's a nice display considering all specs and price, however if you are into more pro level, maybe there are better options with better colour reproduction / accuracy. Also, IPS panel would be more appreciated than VA.
That was a fantastic comparison and nailed all the competitors I was looking at. Was about to purchase the MSI but in Australia, this is like $200 cheaper and better specs. Awesome. Also worth noting is that the MSI doesn't have a direct VESA mount (you need a special bracket)
Based on your experience so far, what's your best/optimal viewing distance from the monitor screen? What's the weight of the monitor to consider in purchase of monitor arm?
I needed a bigger monitor a few months ago and I choosed the MSI MAG341CQ because it was in my price range (below 500€), and I'm pretty happy with it (34", 1440p, 100hz, although I had to 3d print a vesa adapter to put it in a support arm). But I look at this Xiaomi monitor and... damn. I wish it were available back then...
i'm looking at the msi one too at the price of 640$ here in my country , is it good ghosting wise and allroud performance ? if i go with this xiaomi one it'll likely cost more since it's US$539.99 now + taxes will be around 100$ plus the waiting , idk if it's worth it
@@AyoubThaifa The MSI is a good monitor overall, but on paper the Xiaomi seems better (144hz vs 100hz, . The MSI doesn't have VESA support (i had to 3d print one) and the conectivity is worse (only 1 DP and 1 HDMI, no USBs). If I had to buy a monitor today I'll pick the Xiaomi.
how'd you get to play and watch youtube without the annoying black bars on the side???? I use the same monitor but when I watch fullscreen yt or try playing csgo there are very annoying black bars on the side...
I was watching vedios on curved displays and yours popped up and i saw it and after watching the vedio i went to comment section. It was only then i realised how few subscribers you have. I really thought you must be a well known youtuber. I pray for your success brother.
Thanks bro! I really apreciate your honest comment and kind wishes! I hope one day I will be more visible among others and for now I am ready to give all my best in making high quality tech reviews! Cheers! ;)
Working very very well so far. It feels and looks like a premium built product. Loving the real estate! My main activity is coding and have couple of devices attached to it. I cannot complain. Anything specific you had in mind?
I was searching online for an Ultrawide 1440p gaming monitor and it showed up, went straight to look for review and watched you clip, after the comparation part with the others brand, I hooked back to banggood website and ordered it right away with 459$ (the price already included tax I guess) .Thank for the review, now I am waiting for it to arrive from US warehouse. 1 sub for you also !
@@justarandomstranger279 I bought a superb quality displayport cable on Amazon and I can play game with Gsync 144hz, I can even enable Gsync indicator with this monitor. So far I have none issue after 2 months of use. This is 8bit+ color panel, pretty good, I can set 10 bit color in Nvidia control panel while my old monitor cant do that. I bought KabelDirekt displayport cable, good cable gives you benefit compare to bad one, I think that why I can play Gsync 144 hz.Conclusion, I am really happy with my 459$ for this monitor, Xiaomi did a great job.
@@vincentduong2346 wow thanks for the feedback..so the cable included with this monitor can't handle 144hz then.. And quick question by the way, will a rtx2060 reach 144hz or do i need to upgrade to a better graphics card?
@@justarandomstranger279 I have not touch the cable included in box yet, because I never use the cable come with the monitor. I always buy a new and best quality displayport cable seperately. As far as I concerned, the quality of the cable gives benefits. I am using GTX 1080 ti, preorder RTX 3080 alr, still waiting. Depend on what games you play, but If I were you and have money in hand, I will upgrade to 3080 or 3070 for smoothest gameplay, no worry for at least 4 years later. That is my plan for now, next upgrade is 4K 144hz monitor when future GPU is more powerful
Loved the review. I bough one too, but I am limited to 100Hz from my Helios 300 (2019) laptop via HDMI 2.0. I did also try with DP to MiniDP cable but from that as well, I was able to get 60Hz. What cable did you use in your Razer Laptop?
Hi there! Great review! I decided to pull the trigger because of your review! Quick question tho: does this monitor came with a built in speaker? I've seen the volume option in the option and my PC detect the monitor via DP, but I hear no sound at all even though I play around with the volume...
quick question. i do 3d modeling, graphic design and video editing and the most important thing for me is the productivity when it comes to monitors. do you think that a dual screen (2 24 inches, one portrait) is better than an ultra wide 34 inch monitor?
Hi man, i bought this monitor and connected to my laptop Display port to USB-c, i have full resolution but text is kinda blurry, can you help maybe? Thanks
@@NiuxTech in most cases it doesn't, because you never use windows across the entire width of the screen. It's actually better for window management to have multiple screens instead one large screen. Unless you use programs like DisplayFusion to create virtual monitors inside your larger monitor. That way you can press the 'maximize' button, and the window maximizes to a reasonable degree, instead of taking the entire screen
@@tundrastreaming you can create seperate virtual monitors simply by going to monitor settings and choosing one of presets. Also, working on premerie pro (at least for me) I love having my timeline without any monitor frames in between.
Wish you showed more of the adjustability. I'm very tempted to get this monitor except that it does not have IPS panel and I worry about the QC and warranty issues. But at less than half the price of the Acer X34P or Asus PG348Q it might be worth the risk.
Having this monitor as daily driver for already 3.5 months now. No problems at all, good quality product for very reasonable price! I think you will enjoy it as well!
Thanks for the review. I bought it and arrived today. Used it on my PS4 and its amazing, the only problem is my Mac book pro 2012. I don’t have a mini DP to DP cable yet and I will buy soon. I am only able to choose 1080p resolution and it’s a headache for productivity. I am using a mini DP to HDMI that has apparently only max 1080p. Do you think buying mini DP to DP with 4k capability help me with my resolution issue? I want to be able to work with 3440:1440 for productivity.
Hey mate, how is it on ps4? I'm planning to get one as well, keeping in mind the monitor should also support the upcoming PS5 whose output will be 120Hz. This monitor fits the bill perfectly but still not sure if it's the right one. So help a fellow PS4 player out?
@@ScarA for what? if youre a gamer/working from home, youre probably sitting up close so viewing angles arent relevant. IPS actually are more expensive to have similar refresh rates to a VA or TN. IPS is generally wider color gamut while VA has better contrast and depth. you should read a bit more about the technology before making silly statements like this...
Haha! Good comment! :D You can check trusted Banggood e-shop: bit.ly/MiSurface34 Discount code for this monitor: BGD75959 (need to enter in "Check Out" stage)
NiuxTech I think the aoc is cheaper because here in the Netherlands we pay 539€ with shipping cost for the aoc. I can only buy the Xiaomi from aliexpress of other China site’s for 520€ and besides that I pay customs clearance (TAX) aswel 21% above the retail price 👍🏼
Hi, great video dude! quality material here. Thumbs up! Really beautiful and great value monitor you have there. I'm thinking of buying this monitor, just a question, have you experienced any flickering?
Hey! Thanks for your review video! I'm considering buying this monitor mainly for non-gaming use, mostly browsing and the occasional photoshop. Used to video edit a lot but hardly now. Might play some PS4 games on it. Would you recommend this monitor in my case?
Xiaomi is killing the APPLE. Look at that handsome monitor with a midume price. I wish they will create a much more affordable ultrawide monitor for arround $150 to $250. Like what they do to their smart phones Pocophone f1 and the mi 9t pro. Amazing specs and affordable devices
Great reviews, btw can you give link of the ugreen cable you use? i also want to connect this monitor to laptop but im struggling finding the right mini dp to dp cable that support 144hz
Bought it from banggod.com worked for 10 months and LCD panel died, banggod.com and xiaomi warranty sucks, they sent me to local repair shop. I do not recommend this product or any other products from Xiaomi. Monitor goes to bin because its irreparable
Thanks Duane! No problems after 6 months. Only thing I have noticed is colors reproduction. I might need to check and calibrate monitor, becauss sometimes It feels like colors are a bit off. But still - I have edited over 10 reviews on this display and the final video is pretty decent anyaways.
Great review man. What is the lowset brightness level of this monitor? My current monitor's (LG 24mk600m) lowest brightness is too much for me and using it at night becomes difficult.
Hey, @4:15 does the monitor have a Delta E 2000 over 3.8? Isn't that a bad value for colour reproduction? Just curious because I've heard that everything above 3 is quite noticeable. Great vid btw :)
Hi. Some brolls of my videos are used only for visual presentation. I haven't done colour reproduction/accuracy tests in that case, as currently I dont have tools for that. Cheers :))
Hi mate. Yes, still using almost every day for my work, sometimes also use it as a display for racing games + wheel. It's been more than 6 months since I have switched to Xiaomi Mi Surface and to be honest had no major problems during that period. Only 2 things I have noticed: 1) Color reproduction/accuracy. On the specs list it has great color accuracy, however when I am editing, I feel a bit that colors are a bit off compared to my laptop screen or mobile phone. Even though, I am still using Photoshop and Adobe Premiere Pro and I can still achieve result I want, so it's not a big deal for me at all. 2) Switching / resetting back to 60Hz mode. I have noticed that sometimes display goes back to 60Hz mode, even though before I have selected 144Hz. It only happens after I restart or turn on the laptop the next day, but maybe it's how it's supposed to work. Anyways, before I start playing any games - I go to settings to ensure 144Hz is selected and then I really enjoy the high fps, especially in racing simulators/arcade games. Other than that - this is a great display. I have zero regrets buying it and I am planning to keep at least for 1 more year or maybe longer until I feel a need for even better/larger display. There are no competitors at this price range to be honest, especially now, when you can get this Xiaomi display for 370 EUR / 440 USD...
@@NiuxTech thanks for your fast reply in great details! respect and subbed! I am actually in a great dilemma between this and the gigabyte g32qc. since both are priced nearly the same around 500usd! and both has their pros and cons. gigabyte having 50 nits more peak brightness and hdr10 support. whereas Xiaomi having the ultrawide. though my biggest concern is that xiaomi gives only 6 months warranty whereas gigabyte has 3 years of warranty. I trust xiaomi as a reliable brand but monitors can be subjective in this regard. in case anything goes wrong then there's no alternative other than buying a new one which is a burden! I want to invest one time and keep it for as long as I can! so I am a little skeptical about this, normally I would opt for the gigabyte but I also really want to experience the ultrawide hype firsthand. I want to use it for gaming and streaming. also a fair bit of coding. *for work ultrawide should be a better choice but is it a problem for streaming? what would you suggest me?
@@achannel6677 at the end just go with what do you feel like, follow what your heart says and wants. I has dozen of Xiaomi products and they never let me down to be honest. Of course feeling that you are covered with warranty for 3 years is an advantage, but yeah, it's been a while for me I had to send any product to warranty :D Ultrawide gives a good productivity by all means and it's also awesome for gaming. I am not coding, nor streaming - so I can't tell you about that. You might refer to other reviews for that maybe :))
Great review. Any comments around guarantees? AOC have a similar offering to this which I'm looking at, and that comes with 3 year warranty and Dead Pixel guarantee also.
HI bro Thank you for answering my questions 1.Is the color display on this monitor more saturated than IPS panels? I think the colors of the IPS panel are soulless. Please compare this to a laptop screen. And if you can, take a picture of the comparison between the monitor screen and your laptop. 2. Is the contrast rate of this monitor satisfactory? I want to buy this monitor and I just need to know these things Thank you very much
Hi. IPS panels are usually better for editing and color reproduction. I think it makes not much sense to compare with laptop, as every laptop has a different screens with different specs / color accuracy / brightness, etc.
Most probably you will not use monitor for pro level job, so it will be just fine. You can adjust colors / choose from different presets / adjust conttast & brightness based on your needs to match laptop (if you need so).
What's the specs? I have a Razer with 2070 max-q. Thinking of getting rhis monitoe but not sure if it can run this monitoe.thanks for your feedback. Great vid btw!
I am using razer blade with GTX1060 Max-Q. But it's not enough for max out resolution and 144Hz on 3K resolution... If you are gamer - get at least smth with GTX2070 or above.
Perhaps the only good thing about living so close to China is that most of the products sold in my country are quite cheap. I mean they sell that exact monitor for $345 which I think is a steal.
There are a few problems with your comparison! the actual price of the monitor is 600 euros (in CZ) where you can pick up the AOC cu34g2x with the same panel for 520 euros or less. Besides that I picked the AW3418DW last week for 600 euros ( on sale) considering the curved IPS vs VA and g-sync vs free sync, it is a much better buy.
Well, you can actually buy Mi Surface for around 400€ shipped directly from CZ warehouse (Banggood), meaning you would get item within 3-4 days. And to correct you - Mi Surface monitor also supports both free sync and also g-sync with all graphic cards starting GTX10 series.
im thinking of getting this you have said it is good for designers too so i do some graphic designing and illustrations what do you think about the colors?
@@NiuxTech I was really hesitant at first thinking that it will be too big for my liking until I saw you game on it @_@. It's looks and feels so premium at an affordable cost!
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