Acer Nitro WQHD 3440x1440 Curved 180Hz Gaming drops to $249.99

$100 off right now. A 34-inch curved ultrawide with a 180Hz refresh rate is the kind of spec sheet that usually commands a serious premium. Right now it does not.

Acer Nitro WQHD 3440x1440 Curved 180Hz Gaming drops to $249.99 - save $100. That is a 29% cut off the list price, and it puts this display at the lowest point it has hit on record. The savings are real, but the value sits in what this panel actually delivers at that number. A 3440x1440 resolution across a 1500R curve, 1ms response time, and AMD FreeSync support add up to a monitor that punches well above its asking price. For anyone shopping an ultrawide on a budget. This is the price to move on.

THE DEAL

Acer Nitro WQHD 3440x1440 Curved 180Hz Gaming

$249.99 (was $349.99) - Save $100 (29% off)

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Get This Price

This is the lowest price this monitor has ever reached. Over the last 30 days it averaged $269.87, and across the past six months the norm has hovered near $293.43.

For just $249.99, down from its list price of $349.99, you are paying roughly $20 below the 30-day average and $40 below the 90-day average. The discount runs deeper than the sticker suggests.

What You're Getting

The Nitro XZ340CUR packs a 34-inch WQHD (3440 x 1440) curved panel at a 1500R curvature, wrapping the display around your field of view with every corner equidistant from your eyes. The 180Hz refresh rate shortens frame rendering and lowers input lag for smoother motion, and the 1ms response time keeps fast action free of smearing and ghosting.

AMD FreeSync syncs the monitor's frames with your graphics card to kill screen tearing, while HDR10 support delivers deeper black and white contrast for more immersive scenes. The zero-frame design trims bezels so you get more usable screen edge to edge, and the -5 to 20 degree tilt range lets you dial in a comfortable viewing angle.

Who This Is For

This is built for PC gamers who want ultrawide immersion without paying ultrawide prices, plus anyone who juggles gaming and productivity where the extra horizontal space earns its keep. It is also a strong pick for console players eyeing their first wide-format display.

If you already own a high refresh rate 16:9 panel and are happy with it, there is no urgent reason to switch today.

The Caveat

The 1500R curve is aggressive, so if you work primarily with spreadsheets or design grids, the bend can take some adjustment. Hardcore competitive shooters on esports titles may still prefer a smaller, flatter high-Hz monitor.

Final Verdict

At $249.99. This is the lowest price the Nitro has ever recorded, and the 180Hz ultrawide package makes it a genuine value for gamers and multitaskers alike. If an ultrawide is on your list. This is the number worth locking in.