Corsair first entered the monitor space back in 2021 with the 32QHD165 and has since released a handful of screens to the market. Today we are checking out the company's latest offering, the Xeneon 34WQHD240-C, packing a 21:9 ultrawide QD-OLED panel from Samsung along with a 240Hz refresh rate and 1000 nits of peak brightness. Retailing for £1149 here in the UK, we put this monitor through its paces and find out if it's worth buying.
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:44 Design and first impressions
02:12 Connectivity and OSD
03:41 Panel analysis – brightness and gamut
05:00 Greyscale + colour accuracy
06:26 sRGB mode
07:36 Calibrated results, viewing angles
08:17 Some QD-OLED specifics
10:09 Response times and gaming experience
12:19 HDR performance
14:13 Closing thoughts
We've reviewed plenty of QD-OLED monitors this year, both in 4K/240Hz and 1440p/360Hz form. Today we're checking out our first 240Hz ultrawide model though, via Corsair's Xeneon 34WQHD240-C. This is the screen I first got hands-on with back at Computex 2024 and I've been keen to get one in for a proper review ever since.
Initially landing in the UK at £1149, when I started writing this review Corsair had dropped by the price by £170 and the 34WQHD240-C was retailing for £979.99. It has since gone back up to full price, so let's find out what this display has to offer.
Specification:
- Screen Dimensions (width x height): 812.04mm x 359.86mm
- Screen size (Measured diagonally): 34″
- Resolution: 3440×1440
- Panel type: QD-OLED
- Max refresh rate: 240Hz
- Adaptive sync: Nvidia G-Sync Compatible Certified, AMD FreeSync™ Certified
- Color Space: 1.07 Billion (10bit data)
- HDR: True Black HDR400
- Display inputs: HDMI 2.1 x2, DP1.4 x1, USB-C DP ALT with PD 65W x1
- Additional Ports: USB-C Upstream with PD 15W x1, USB-A 5Gbps with KVM x4, 3.5mm Audio output x1
- VESA Compatibility: 100 x 100
- Weight without stand: 7.2kg/15.8lbs
- Warranty: 3 years
Firmware tested: V102