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HP 34f ultrawide monitor review

Posted on October 17, 2019October 17, 2019 By Jarvis

Among the sea of screens available today, HP’s 34f doesn’t ship with any boundary-pushing features that help it stand out. But don’t be so quick to dismiss it.

Priced modestly at $649 – you’ll be able to find the 34f at discounted prices – the HP 34f comes with accurate, punchy colors, though gamers will find its 60 Hz refresh rate a bit limiting. Still, with an ultra-wide 34-inch curved canvas and UWQHD resolution, the 34f is versatile enough to adeptly handle most home and office tasks.
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