The 27-inch 4K OLED market has been the media darling since CES 2025 so you'd be forgiven for forgetting the good ol' staple 34-inch OLED ultrawide. Funny because it was Alienware's fantastic AW3423DW that kicked off the OLED gaming monitor race a few years ago. Gigabyte has quietly dropped its first OLED ultra-wide, the Gigabyte MO34WQC2—a 3440x1440, QD-OLED panel, with a 240 Hz refresh rate, USB Power Delivery, and a handy dandy KVM Switch. And while it's not the most exciting OLED in the world, it certainly gets the job done. But with an MSRP just over $1000, does Gigabyte do enough to join the ranks of best OLED gaming monitors? In a word, no, even with a discount.
Design wise, this thing isn't going to turn heads—it's a typical Gigabyte, plastic, utilitarian design. No flashiness, no RGB rainbows or slick colors. The matte-black chassis, subtle stand, and 1800R curve make it feel more like an accountant's monitor than a gamer's. About the only flashiness is the silver badge on the stand boldly proclaiming "OLED" just in case you missed that.
