Use the discount code to bring it down to $365.
Obviously wont be the best ultrawide monitor but nonetheless probably the cheapest 34” 3440x1440 ultrawide i’ve seen?
Could be good for those WFH occasions.
Note - it doesn’t appear to be a curved monitor
Here’s the Kogan link for reviews
Link to user manual
2 faulty Kogan instant water heaters and the third replacement I sold on Trade Me. Any Kogan branded appliance stay well away.
In saying that my sis has had a Kogan 34' 1440p monitor going strong for 3yrs now no issues.
So guess it really depends
Sister-in-law had a problem with a Kogan television, returned repaired then failed again no warranty, chucked out. Their stuff is aimed at lower income people only to end up poorer.
I have 8x Kogan smart bulbs still working well a year later. Would depend a lot on the OEM supplying the products from China on how well each thing does but they aren't all bad imo
@TechnicianX: I agree, I have lots of Kogan Products like Smart bulbs, garage door opener, Smart plugs. But those things only cost a few dollars and if they failed, I wouldn't worry about them but a $400 Monitor that should last 10 years, no.
Ive bought 9 kogan 1440 2K monitors recently, no faulty units, cheap office monitors with decent output.this
anybody know of a good 1080p screen for 200 or less?
At that price point you are looking at used or ex-lease. Try and find a 23" or 24" IPS that is fairly modern. Still being currently on sale can be an indication of being modern, as can a more modern set or ports (i.e. no vga).
https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/EXMONDEL2319B/Dell-P2319-B-…
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