CORSAIR announced the launch of the monitor XENEON 34WQHD240-C QD-OLED, offering bright colors, authentic blacks and enhanced brightness for an extraordinary visual experience. With a modern and thin design in white, this display WQHD meets the needs of gamers and multimedia enthusiasts looking for immersive experience, as well as content creators who require high-level chromatic precision.
The XENEON 34 QD-OLED uses the latest 2024 Samsung QD-OLED panel, ensuring a completely immersive visual experience on a 34-inch screen. Cinematographic format 21:9, combined with curved screen 1800R, offers a wide angle of view ideal for games, multimedia and work. With a maximum brightness of 1000 nits and a chromatic cover of up to 99% of the DCI-P3 range, the monitor reveals an impressive level of detail, from brighter scenes to deeper shadows, thanks to the DisplayHDR True Black 400 and a contrast that reaches 1.500,000:1.
The QD-OLED optimizes response times and refresh frequencies, making the XENEON 34 QD-OLED perfect for high-speed gaming, such as racing, FPS and action titles. With an update frequency up to 240 Hz and a response time 0.03 ms (GtG), the monitor responds to inputs faster than the human eye can perceive. Support at NVIDIA G-SYNC and AMD FreeSync Premium eliminates annoying tearing, maintaining the fluidity of movements during the most intensive games.
The XENEON 34 QD-OLED comes with a On-Screen Display proximity sensor (OSD) that activates by approaching the hand to the lower edge of the monitor, simplifying the adjustment of the features. The rear I/O design helps maintain the cables in order and offers a wide range of high-performance connections.
Thanks to the ergonomic support of the monitor, you can easily adjust the height (100 mm) and the orientation of the panel, including the inclination (from -7° to +15°) and the rotation (+/- 30°), optimizing the available space and ensuring flexibility thanks to the compatibility with the VESA 100 x 100 mm support.
The XENEON 34 QD-OLED includes several functionality to prevent burn-in, such as updating the residual image after eight hours of use and the Orbit function, which moves the entire image of a pixel every three minutes to minimize the risk of burn-in. The monitor is however covered by a full three-year warranty that includes Zero Dead Pixel and Zero Burn In.
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