ASUS ProArt PA348CGV computer monitor 86.4 cm (34") 3440 x 1440 pixels UltraWide Quad HD Black

Product Overview

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The ASUS ProArt PA348CGV is the kind of monitor you buy when you’re serious about accurate work and you don’t want to compromise on “real” productivity. The ultrawide format is genuinely useful in day-to-day office and creative workflows—more horizontal space for timelines, layouts, spreadsheets, and side-by-side reference—so it often pays for itself in reduced tab-switching and window juggling. At **£807.67 ex‑VAT**, though, it’s not an impulse buy; this is firmly for people who will notice colour/clarity differences and actually benefit from the ProArt positioning rather than just needing a big display.

Who should buy it: designers, photographers, video editors, architects, and analysts who want a wide canvas and care about colour consistency, plus teams that hate “good enough” monitors and want something that behaves like a tool. Who should *not* buy it: general office users, anyone just running spreadsheets/Teams, or buyers who mostly want the lowest cost per pixel. Also, if you’re already rocking a calibrated setup or you’re not going to calibrate/validate your pipeline, you may be paying a premium you won’t feel.

Verdict: worth it if you’re a ProArt “daily driver” user who will extract value every working day; questionable if it’s mainly for desk use and content consumption. If you tell me what you do (and what monitors you’re coming from), I can say whether this is a smart jump or expensive overkill.