Amazon had a sale last week on the 34-inch Jlink monitor, taking $50 off the original launch price of $500. However, from now until the end of this month, Amazon is making the Jlink one of the most affordable 34-inch ultrawide monitors you can buy by slashing the final price by an additional $70 to bring it to $380 for Prime members. makes the deal even sweeter. .
The main problem, of course, is that the deal only applies to Prime members.Users who don’t have a Prime membership can sign up for a trial and receive promotions at checkout.
In our review of Jlink monitors, we focused on KVM features that are not commonly available in budget monitors. Its G-Sync, full sRGB coverage, and 144Hz refresh rate capabilities also help make the monitor suitable for both gaming and some graphics editing. However, metal arms can be stiffer and response times are only average for VA panels.
For more information on the 34″ Jlink, we recommend checking out our hands-on page.
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