Get your first taste of curved monitor gaming with this excellent Nitro QHD deal at just $260
Acer Nitro XZ342CU V3bmiiphx | 34-inch | 180Hz |3440 x 1440 | AMD FreeSync | 1 ms response | $349.99 $259.99 at Walmart (save $90)
This Acer monitor is perfect for gaming, and just big enough to really get some use out of it being curved. With a QHD resolution, 1 ms response time, and the ability to go up to 180 Hz refresh rate with its Display Port, you really get your bang for your buck. It also comes with multiple inputs and even speakers, meaning you won't have to splurge for a new pair until you want an audio upgrade.
Price Check: Newegg $259.99
Despite being a bit of tech that's at its best while gaming, and something that can be a bit alienating in a room with more than one person, curved monitors have still carved themselves a niche in the market with some ardent defenders. If you fancy being among them, this deal at Walmart will not only give you a great curved screen but a solid monitor in general for that price.
For just $260 right now, (a full $90 less than its retail price), you can pick up the Acer Nitro XZ342CU V3bmiiphx. Once you get past that frankly absurd name (can't you make things a little easier, Acer?), you get a 34-inch QHD gaming monitor that feels perfect for those long gaming sessions. Any smaller and you won't really see the benefit of a curved monitor, any bigger and you might be tacking on a couple hundred extra bucks to that price.
It fits in a good spot where you don't necessarily notice what you are missing out on for that price, and you still get something that will impress all your new curved monitor defender friends.
It comes with both HDMI and DisplayPort connections, which not only gives it some versatility in regard to ports, but it means it is capable of a refresh rate of 180 Hz when plugged into the display port. If you only operate with HDMI, it still gets up to a pretty solid 100 Hz. Alongside this, you are getting a 1 ms response time and FreeSync Premium, allowing for snappier reactions and smoother gameplay. The
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