Probably good for office use, there is the AOC 144hz still available for this price too.
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Aspect ratio
21:9
Maximum resolution
3440 x 1440 @ 100 Hz*
Pixel Density
109.68 PPI
Response time (typical)
4 ms (Gray to Gray)*
MPRT
1 ms
Brightness
300 cd/m²
Contrast ratio (typical)
4000:1
Color gamut (typical)
NTSC 100.05%*, sRGB 121.32%*
Probably not much benefit other than brand preference for people the AOC is better for gaming. I would consider if you'd want a curved 34 inch though as the AOC is also not curved, it's cheap at $349 but it's common for other models to go on sale for $399.
Hope they still have lightsensor function. It was quite useful especially in night time with 345B1.
I was a bit confused whether it was VA or IPS, because Comp Alliance have VA in the description & title, but in the details, they've copied an image from Philips that talks about IPS LED. So, here's the page on Philips website: https://www.philips.com.au/c-p/345E2LE_75/monitor-ultrawide-…. It's definitely VA, showing a 178deg field of view.
![[Open Stock] 34" Philips 345E2LE WQHD 100Hz 4ms VA Monitor $349 + Delivery + Surcharge @ Computer Alliance](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/18/834718.jpg?h=93f539e7)
What is the benefit of the Phillips over the AOC?
AOC U34G3X has 144Hz max, 1ms response, Freesync etc etc.
I'm considering getting at UMart for $349 with cheap regional shipping as I am in North QLD.