I have to admit, I’ve never heard of INNOCN, but that’s OK, as their new gaming monitor tells me plenty about them. It’s the usual 34″ ultrawide, sporting a pretty decent specification. The INNOCN 34″ Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor-34G1R, features a 3440 x 1440 resolution, a competitive 165 Hz refresh rate, and they say that the 34G1R “sets a new standard in visual fluidity and clarity” but let’s be honest, so does every other brand.
The INNOCN 34G1R is equipped with HDMI and DP ports as well as USB Type C Power Delivery, convenience is also provided with the inbuilt charger pad, which makes it simple to charge compatible devices. With integrated 2.1 stereo speakers thanks to that lovely mesh on the bottom bezel, which frankly, I think looks amazing! INNOCN say that “audio quality is also at the forefront, enhancing gaming sessions with rich, lifelike sound that makes games come to life.”
“Beyond merely being a monitor, the INNOCN 34G1R opens the door to a whole new level of gaming perfection. The 34G1R is a device that is sure to surpass expectations, regardless of whether a content creator or a competitive player searching for an advantage.”
I mean, they also said in their PR that it’s “A technological miracle in gaming monitors” but I think their PR guy was being paid by the superlative and needs to drink less coffee. But the good news is, this relatively mid-range gaming monitor is competitively equipped, has big speakers and a charging pad, and it’s launching right now for just $399.99 on Amazon (US), so it’s more than likely to prove a big hit with consumers!
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