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IIyama G-Master Red Eagle 34" / 180Hz / UWQHD / VA / Curved — PC monitor
Dive into the game with the curved GCB3480WQSU Red Eagle, featuring a 180Hz refresh rate. The 1500R curved VA panel with a 180 Hz refresh rate, a 0.4 ms MPRT and a resolution of 3440 x 1440 delivers an immersive viewing experience and guarantees superb image quality.
The height-adjustable stand allows you to easily adjust the screen position, while the intuitive, customisable display settings (pre-set or personalised) and the Black Tuner function enable you to control dark scenes to ensure that details are always clearly visible.
Anti-flicker technology and blue light reduction features help reduce eye strain and ensure user comfort, even during long gaming marathons.



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282.33 € 282.33 €
1500R CURVED DESIGN
Inspired by the curvature of the human eye, the 1500R screen curve ensures a realistic and comfortable viewing experience, allowing you to truly immerse yourself in the game.


FREESYNC™ PREMIUM PRO TECHNOLOGY
This monitor supports HDR content with meticulous colours and luminance. Low input lag and frame-rate low-frequency compensation put an end to any tearing or stuttering at virtually any frame rate.
ULTRA WIDE - UWQHD
The UWQHD (Ultra Wide QHD) resolution provides an ultra-wide viewing area (21:9).


PbP (picture-by-picture)
The PbP (picture-by-picture) feature of gaming monitors lets you display content from two separate signal inputs at the same time. This screen offers a large workspace equivalent to seamlessly merged displays, eliminating distracting bezels and the drawbacks of using additional cables. This feature is ideal for a wide range of applications, including immersive gaming experiences and stylish multitasking.
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