Today Dell is offering its gaming-oriented 34" Dell S3422DWG ultra-wide gaming monitor for only $304.18 after a $70 instant discount and an extra 10% off. This is the first time we've seen this monitor drop to about $300. It's definitely one of the best -- if not the best -- ultra-wide monitors you can get at this price point.
34" Dell S3422DWG Gaming Monitor for Only $304.18
So how do you get this discount? Well right now Dell is offering this promotion: buy any 2 monitors or PC accessories, and get an automatic 10% off applied to your order. We simply add this monitor and the least expensive PC accessory we can find (in this case, $7.99). Here are step by step instructions:
- Add the Dell S3422DWG monitor to cart
- Add this $7.99 PC accessory to cart
- Price in cart should show as $410.98 minus $106.80 in savings
- Taxes and fees still apply, of course
The Dell S3422DWG is considered by many to be one of the best 34" ultra-wide gaming monitors in the sub-$500 price range. It features a 3440x1440 16:10 ultra-wide resolution with an 1800R curved panel. The 1440p WQHD resolution offers plenty of pixel density to -- in my opinion -- make your games look crisp and detailed. At the same time, it also won't tax your system nearly as heavily as a true 4K display. A mid-range GeForce card like an RTX 4070 SUPER will give you power to spare to run games smoothly on this montior.
The Dell S3422DWG utilizes a VA panel, which boasts a 1ms response time, 144Hz refresh rate, 3000:1 contrast ratio, and 90% DCI-P3 color coverage. It's not officially G-SYNC compatible, although we have personally tested it and G-SYNC does indeed run fine on this monitor (as is usually the case with most gaming monitors these days).
You also get an industry best 3 year warranty (most monitors only come with a 1 year warranty). It's also eligible for Dell's Premium Panel Exchange, which allows you to get a free panel replacement during the warranty even if only one bright pixel is found.
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