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Write a reviewKuycon W34KB 5K ultrawide 34-inch monitor for Mac
The width of two monitors. Up to 360 Hz.
From $US1,299.00
Plain back, monitor only.
- 5120 × 2160 5K resolution, 11 million pixels
- 34 inches 21:9 aspect ratio, 163 ppi
- 180 Hz 5K / 360 Hz 2K 5120 × 2160 up to 180 Hz depending on the computer, or 2560 × 1080 up to 360 Hz
- USB-C 100 W Video, data and charging over one cable
At a glance
The Kuycon W34KB, in 30 seconds.
The Kuycon W34KB is a 34-inch ultrawide monitor with a 21:9 aspect ratio, in 5K (5120 × 2160, 163 ppi), that goes up to 180 Hz in 5K and up to 360 Hz in 2K (2560 × 1080). Its Fast HVA panel delivers a 3300:1 contrast ratio, 450 nits across the whole screen and 10-bit color. A single USB-C cable carries video, data and up to 100 W of charging. Aluminum chassis, glass front, plain back or perforated back with speakers: for Apple Silicon Macs, PCs and consoles.
- Resolution
- 5120 × 2160 pixels (5K), 11 million pixels, 163 ppi, 21:9 aspect ratio
- Refresh rate
- Up to 180 Hz in 5K depending on the computer and port, up to 360 Hz in 2K (2560 × 1080), 1 ms (GtG)
- Panel
- Fast HVA, glossy high-transmission glass, 450 nits full screen, 3300:1 contrast, HDR600
- Color
- 10-bit, 99% sRGB, 98% DCI-P3, ΔE < 2, factory calibrated with a color report for each monitor
- Connectivity
- USB-C 40 Gbps (video, data and 100 W charging), DisplayPort 1.4, 2 × HDMI 2.1, 2 × USB-C, 3.5 mm jack
- Compatible Macs
- 5K up to 165 Hz on Macs with M4 and later and on M2 and M3 Pro, Max and Ultra; 5K 60 Hz on M1, M2 and M3 Macs (details by chip)
- Back
- Plain, or perforated with built-in stereo speakers, your choice at purchase
- Size and weight
- 820 × 356 × 22 mm, 6.55 kg without stand, VESA 100 × 100
- Warranty
- 2 years worldwide, 14-day returns
- Price
- From $US1,299.00, plain back, monitor only
Page written and checked by the Kuycon team, updated on . Specifications: user manual; Mac compatibility: Apple support pages.
The Kuycon W34KB from every angle.
Perforated back: the speakers sit behind it. 
Plain back: solid aluminum, no speakers. 
Three-quarter view: thin, even bezels on all four sides. 
From the back, perforated version. 
In portrait, with the optional adjustable stand. 
In profile: 22 mm thick. 
From the front: 21:9, the width of two monitors.
5K and 21:9
One monitor, the width of two. No bezel in the middle of your desktop.
The Kuycon W34KB displays 5120 × 2160 pixels on 34 inches: the width of a 5K display and the height of a 4K display, or 11 million pixels, a third more than a 4K display. Three apps fit side by side, each with room to work: a video editing timeline, a drawing, a photo retouch.
On a Mac, the W34KB runs in HiDPI: text and interface size are set in System Settings, Displays. At 163 ppi, it does not reach the density of 27-inch 5K displays (218 ppi): it trades a little sharpness for much more width.
5K 5120 × 2160
4K 3840 × 2160
- 11 million pixels, 33% more than a 4K display
- 5120 pixels wide, as many as a 5K display
- 80 cm of panel width, a third more than a 27-inch display
Dual mode
5K up to 180 Hz. Or 2K at 360 Hz for gaming.
The W34KB works in two modes: 5K (5120 × 2160) up to 180 Hz, or 2K (2560 × 1080) up to 360 Hz, exactly half of 5K on each axis. Each pixel displayed in 2K covers 2 × 2 pixels of the panel, with no interpolation blur. You switch from one mode to the other in the monitor's menu or with the remote.
- Create and work180 Hz5120 × 2160, 5K
The full width and all the sharpness, with smooth scrolling.
- Gaming360 Hz2560 × 1080, 2K
For fast-paced games, 1 ms (GtG), VRR: AMD FreeSync and G-Sync compatible.
5K · up to 180 Hz
2K 2560 × 1080 · 360 Hz
The refresh rate you get depends on the computer and the port. On a Mac, see the table by chip. On a PC, 5K at 180 Hz goes through DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC, HDMI 2.1 (48 Gbps) or USB-C, with a compatible graphics card.
Work on Mac or PC
5K 180 Hz
5120 × 2160, the full width and all the sharpness
34 inches. 5K at 180 Hz. 2K at 360 Hz.
A glossy panel under high-transmission glass, in a 22 mm thick aluminum chassis. You switch from one mode to the other in the monitor's menu or with the remote.
Brightness and contrast
A 3300:1 contrast ratio. Truly black blacks.
The W34KB's Fast HVA panel reaches a native contrast ratio of 3300:1, more than three times that of a typical IPS panel (1000:1). Dark scenes keep their depth across the full width of the screen, with 450 nits held over the whole surface.
- 3300:1 Native contrast
- 450 nits Full screen
- HDR600 HDR10 over USB-C, DisplayPort and HDMI
Good to know: no local dimming and no Mini-LED backlight. HDR can be turned off in the monitor's menu. Like any glossy screen, the W34KB reflects a window placed opposite it: it works best in a room without strong direct light.
Color
Over a billion colors. Every monitor factory calibrated.
The W34KB displays 10-bit color, or 1.07 billion shades. It covers 99% of sRGB, the web standard, and 98% of DCI-P3, the digital cinema gamut with the same primaries as the Display P3 of Macs. Every monitor leaves the factory with its own calibration report and a ΔE below 2.
- 10-bit 1.07 billion colors
- 98% DCI-P3
- 99% sRGB
The monitor's menu offers calibrated sRGB and DCI-P3 modes, a gamut limiter for working in sRGB, an M-BOOK mode and a grayscale mode. Tip: the first time you connect it, choose the monitor's color profile in System Settings, or adjust it with a colorimeter or an app like BetterDisplay.
Connectivity
5K USB-C 100 W monitor. One cable for video, data and charging.
On the W34KB's USB-C port, a single cable carries the 5K picture, charges the MacBook at up to 100 W and connects the monitor's two USB-C ports. For a PC or a console: one DisplayPort 1.4 and two HDMI 2.1.
USB-C upstream
40 Gbps, DisplayPort Alt Mode up to 5K 180 Hz HDR depending on the computer, USB data and USB Power Delivery charging up to 100 W. Compatible with Thunderbolt 4 and 5, and USB4.
DisplayPort 1.4
HBR3 (32 Gbps), with DSC. 5K at 180 Hz with a compatible graphics card.
2 × HDMI 2.1
48 Gbps (FRL). 5K at 180 Hz on a PC; a PS5 or an Xbox Series X|S at 4K 60 Hz HDR.
2 × USB-C downstream
USB 2.0 (480 Mbps), 5 V 2 A: keyboard, mouse, USB drive.
3.5 mm jack
Audio output for headphones or speakers.
Built-in power supply
A single power cord, no external power brick. EU, UK, US, AU or CN plug, your choice.
The monitor's USB-C port connects to the Thunderbolt 3, 4 or 5 and USB4 ports of Macs and PCs. For high refresh rates, use the included cable or a USB4 cable; for 100 W charging, a 5 A USB-C cable with an e-marker chip. On a PC, 5K at 180 Hz requires a DisplayPort 1.4 output with DSC or better, or HDMI 2.1 at 48 Gbps: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 and newer, AMD Radeon RX 5500 and newer. Intel graphics cards display the W34KB, without reaching 5K at 180 Hz.
Mac compatibility
Which Macs display the W34KB in 5K? All Macs with an M-series chip. The refresh rate depends on the chip.
Every Apple Silicon Mac, from the M1 chip to the M5 chip, displays the W34KB in 5K over a single USB-C cable, with 100 W charging. It goes up to 165 Hz in 5K on Macs with M4 and later, as it does on M2 Pro, M2 Max, M2 Ultra, M3 Pro, M3 Max and M3 Ultra; it stays at 60 Hz on M1 (all versions), M2 and M3.
| Chip | 5K refresh rate |
|---|---|
| M4, M4 Pro, M4 Max and later including M5 and M5 Ultra | 5K 165 Hz a single USB-C cable |
| M5 Pro, M5 Max* | 5K 165 Hz* |
| M2 Pro, M2 Max, M2 Ultra, M3 Pro, M3 Max, M3 Ultra | 5K 165 Hz a single USB-C cable |
| M3 | 5K 60 Hz |
| M2 | 5K 60 Hz |
| M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max, M1 Ultra | 5K 60 Hz |
| iPad Pro (M5) | 5K 60 Hz USB-C |
| MacBook Neo A18 Pro chip | 4K 60 Hz max no 5K |
Maximum refresh rate of the W34KB in 5K by chip, with a single external display connected. Apple guarantees a 5120 × 2880 display up to 120 Hz from M4 chips onward, and 60 Hz before that; 165 Hz is the refresh rate observed on a Mac in 5K over a single USB-C cable.
- * MacBook Pro with M5 Pro and M5 Max. Since March 2026, users of displays from several brands have reported a macOS bug: over USB-C or Thunderbolt, displays set above 60 Hz can drop back to 60 Hz, sometimes 100 Hz. Apple has not released any fix to date; macOS 27 Golden Gate should normally fix it. In the meantime, the Mac's HDMI port, with an Ultra High Speed HDMI cable, works around the problem. The base M5, MacBook Air and Mac mini with M4 are not affected. The bug and its workarounds
- Multiple displays. With two or more external displays, Apple limits each display to 6K 60 Hz or 4K 144 Hz on M4 and M5 chips: the W34KB then drops back to 60 Hz in 5K.
Design
Aluminum and glass. A plain back, or perforated for sound.
The W34KB's chassis is machined from 6063 aluminum, sandblasted then anodized; the front is a single sheet of glass. You choose the back when you buy: plain, in solid aluminum, or perforated, with built-in stereo speakers behind the perforations.
- CNC-machined 6063 aluminum, sandblasted and anodized
- Glossy high-transmission glass
- 22 mm thick, thin, even bezels on all four sides
- Perforated back: built-in stereo speakers
- Plain back: no speakers
Drag to switch from the plain back, in solid aluminum, to the perforated back, with speakers.
Dimensions
- Width
- 820 mm
- Height without stand
- 356 mm
- Thickness
- 22 mm
- Weight (monitor only)
- 6.55 kg
- Mounting
- VESA 100 × 100 mm
Mounting
On a stand, an arm or a wall. Even in portrait.
The W34KB mounts to a 100 × 100 VESA pattern on a monitor arm or a wall mount. The Kuycon 34-inch stand, fixed or height-adjustable, can be added as an option at purchase.
- 100 × 100 VESA mountFree
Monitor arm or wall mount.
- Fixed standOptional
Fixed-height stand.
- Height-adjustable standOptional
Height, tilt and rotation to portrait mode.
Control from your computer
Adjust brightness from your keyboard.
The W34KB supports the DDC/CI protocol: you can adjust brightness from your computer, with the keyboard keys or the menu bar, without using the remote.
- MonitorControl macOS
- BetterDisplay macOS
- Twinkle Tray Windows
- ddcutil Linux
The monitor's menu opens with the included infrared remote: left arrow to switch mode (180 or 360 Hz), up and down for brightness, back to change input. Batteries not included: 1 CR2025 battery for the white remote, 2 LR03 batteries (AAA) for the black one.
Comparison
Wider than a Studio Display? The W34KB against the Studio Display and the P27Z, by the numbers.
The Kuycon W34KB has as many pixels in width as Apple's Studio Display, 5120, on a 34-inch 21:9 panel that goes up to 180 Hz, while the Studio Display stays at 60 Hz. 27-inch 5K displays keep the edge on density, 218 ppi against 163.
| Kuycon W34KB | Apple Studio Display | Kuycon P27Z | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Size | 34 inches, 21:9 | 27 inches, 16:9 | 27 inches, 16:9 |
| Resolution | 5120 × 2160 | 5120 × 2880 | 5120 × 2880 |
| Density | 163 ppi | 218 ppi | 218 ppi |
| Screen width | 820 mm | 623 mm | 618 mm |
| Refresh rate | Up to 180 Hz in 5K, 360 Hz in 2K 165 Hz on Macs with M2 Pro and later | 60 Hz | Up to 180 Hz in 5K, 330 Hz at 2560 × 1440 165 Hz on Macs with M4 and later |
| Panel | Fast HVA | Not published | Fast IPS |
| SDR brightness | 450 nits | 600 nits | 600 nits |
| Contrast | 3300:1 | Not published | 1500:1 |
| HDR | HDR600, HDR10 | Not stated | HDR600, HDR10 |
| Color | 10-bit, 99% sRGB, 98% DCI-P3 | 1 billion colors, P3 | 10-bit (8-bit + FRC), 99% sRGB, 98% DCI-P3 |
| Surface | Glossy glass | Glossy glass, optional nano-texture | Anti-reflective glossy glass |
| Connectivity | USB-C 100 W, DisplayPort 1.4, 2 × HDMI 2.1, 2 × USB-C, audio jack | 2 × Thunderbolt 5 (96 W), 2 × USB-C | USB-C 100 W, DisplayPort 2.1, 2 × HDMI 2.1, 2 × USB-C, audio jack |
| Speakers | Stereo (perforated back only) | Six speakers | Stereo (perforated back only) |
| Built-in camera | No | 12 Mpx | No |
| Weight without stand | 6.55 kg | 5.40 kg | 5.2 kg |
| Price | $US1,299.00 plain back, monitor only, excluding shipping and import fees (no taxes charged) | from €1,699 Apple France price, tax-inclusivebefore sales tax | $US1,249.00 plain back, monitor only |
Where the W34KB goes further
- The width of two monitors, with no bezel in the middle
- Up to 180 Hz in 5K, and a 360 Hz mode for fast-paced games
- A 3300:1 contrast ratio, more than twice that of the P27Z
- DisplayPort and two HDMI 2.1 for a PC or a console
Where a 27-inch 5K display keeps the edge
- A density of 218 ppi, for even finer text
- 600 nits against 450
- The 12 MP camera and the six speakers of the Studio Display
- Less desk space taken up
Sources: Studio Display tech specs (apple.com), checked on October 22, 2026. Apple prices: public prices checked on October 21, 2026 on the Apple website of the country shown, with local taxes, except in the United States and Canada, where Apple lists prices before sales tax. Kuycon W34KB and P27Z: user manuals and product pages. Kuycon does not charge any taxes: shipping is added; with DDP, import fees are paid in advance along with it; with DAP, VAT and duties are paid on delivery.
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Compare all Kuycon monitors · Mac with M5 Pro or M5 Max stuck at 60 Hz · Other ultrawides: Q34W · P40K · In 5K, 27 inches: P27Z
Kuycon W34KB
34 inches · 5K · up to 180 Hz · aluminum and glass
From $US1,299.00
- 2-year warranty worldwideWhatever the delivery country. Warranty details
- No taxes chargedDDP (import fees paid in advance) or DAP (taxes paid on delivery), depending on your country. Taxes and customs
- Express from our EU warehouse48 to 96 h to EU countries, subject to stock availability; otherwise from the factory. Delivery times
- 14 days to change your mindReturn it complete, in its original packaging. Returns
Sold by Reboot Global Corporation Limited, an authorized Kuycon reseller.
Kuycon W34KB technical specifications
Display
| Size | 34 inches, 21:9 aspect ratio |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 5120 × 2160 pixels (5K), 11 million pixels |
| Pixel density | 163 ppi, HiDPI rendering on macOS |
| Panel type | Next-generation Fast HVA, LED backlight |
| Refresh rate | Up to 180 Hz in 5K (depending on the computer and port), up to 360 Hz in 2K (2560 × 1080) |
| Response time | 1 ms (GtG), overdrive |
| Variable refresh rate | VRR: AMD FreeSync, G-Sync compatible |
| Brightness | 450 cd/m² (nits), full screen |
| Contrast | 3300:1 (native) |
| HDR | HDR600, HDR10 over HDMI, DisplayPort and USB-C, can be turned off; no local dimming |
| Surface | Glossy high-transmission glass |
| Eye comfort | Blue light reduction |
Color
| Color depth | 10-bit, 1.07 billion colors |
|---|---|
| Gamut | 99% sRGB, 98% DCI-P3 |
| Accuracy | ΔE < 2, factory calibration, calibration report for each monitor |
| Modes | sRGB, DCI-P3, M-BOOK, grayscale; gamut limiter |
Connectivity
| USB-C upstream | 40 Gbps, DisplayPort Alt Mode, up to 5K 180 Hz HDR depending on the computer, USB data, USB Power Delivery charging up to 100 W; compatible with Thunderbolt 4 and 5, and USB4 |
|---|---|
| DisplayPort | 1 × DisplayPort 1.4 (HBR3, 32 Gbit/s), DSC |
| HDMI | 2 × HDMI 2.1 (48 Gbit/s, FRL) |
| USB-C downstream | 2 × USB-C, USB 2.0 (480 Mbps), 5 V 2 A |
| Audio | 3.5 mm audio output; built-in stereo speakers on the perforated back only |
| Controls | DDC/CI, infrared remote included |
Compatibility
| Apple Silicon Mac (M-series chip) | 5K 165 Hz on Macs with M4 and later and on M2 Pro, M2 Max, M2 Ultra, M3 Pro, M3 Max and M3 Ultra; 5K 60 Hz on M1 (all versions), M2 and M3. Apple guarantees a 5K display up to 120 Hz from M4 chips onward, over Thunderbolt or HDMI, and 60 Hz before that. Details by chip |
|---|---|
| MacBook Pro with M5 Pro and M5 Max | macOS bug: may drop to 60 Hz over USB-C when set above 60 Hz; the Mac's HDMI port works around it. Details |
| iPad Pro (M5) | 5K 60 Hz |
| MacBook Neo | One external display up to 4K 60 Hz (Apple) |
| PC | 5K up to 180 Hz over DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC, over HDMI 2.1 (48 Gbps) or over USB-C |
| PC graphics cards | Compatible at 5K 180 Hz: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 to RTX 2080 Ti, RTX 30, 40 and 50 series; AMD Radeon RX 5500 to RX 6900 XT, RX 7700 to RX 9070 XT. Not supported: NVIDIA Maxwell and Pascal, AMD Polaris and Vega. Intel graphics cards: display works, without 5K at 180 Hz. |
| Consoles | PS5, PS4 Pro and Xbox Series X|S at 4K 60 Hz HDR over HDMI |
| Operating systems | macOS, Windows (HDR: Windows 10 version 1803 or later), Linux |
Power supply
| Power supply | Built in, one power cord, 100 to 240 V |
|---|---|
| Power consumption | 55 W in typical use, 165 W at most (USB-C charging included) |
Dimensions and weight
| Monitor without stand | 820 × 356 × 22 mm (W × H × D) |
|---|---|
| Weight (monitor only) | 6.55 kg |
| Chassis | CNC-machined 6063 aluminum, sandblasted and anodized; plain or perforated back |
| Mounting | VESA 100 × 100 mm; fixed or height-adjustable stand optional |
In the box
- Kuycon W34KB monitor
- Infrared remote, batteries not included (white remote: 1 CR2025 battery; black remote: 2 LR03 batteries, AAA size)
- 1.8 m power cord, EU, UK, US, AU or CN plug, your choice
- 1 m USB-C cable
- 1.5 m DisplayPort cable
- 1.5 m HDMI cable
- 2 USB-C OTG adapters
Stand not included: available as an option at purchase.
Warranty and references
| Warranty | 2 years worldwide |
|---|---|
| Returns | 14 days after delivery |
| Model number | W34KB |
Documents
Specifications
| Apple compatibility | Mac with Apple silicon: M1 and later, 5K2K (5120 × 2160) over a single Thunderbolt 4/5 or USB-C cable (maximum refresh rate depends on the Mac's chip) iPad Pro: 5K2K over a single USB-C cable - Mac with AMD discrete graphics: 180 Hz not supported |
|---|---|
| Box contents | Remote control batteries not included, despite the PDF user manual: white remote 1× CR2025, black remote 2× LR03 (AAA) |
Guides
W34KB User Guide (English)
PDF in English
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Frequently asked questions
Which Macs display the W34KB in 5K, and at what refresh rate?
All Macs with M1 to M5 chips display it in 5K over a single USB-C cable, with 100 W charging. The W34KB goes up to 165 Hz in 5K on Macs with M4 and later, as well as on M2 Pro, M2 Max, M2 Ultra, M3 Pro, M3 Max and M3 Ultra; it stays at 60 Hz on M1 (all versions), M2 and M3. Apple, for its part, guarantees a 5K display up to 120 Hz from M4 chips onward, and 60 Hz before that. The MacBook Neo is limited to a 4K display at 60 Hz.
Is my MacBook Pro with M5 Pro or M5 Max affected by the high refresh rate display bug?
Yes, it can be. Users of displays from several brands report that over USB-C or Thunderbolt, macOS sometimes brings displays set to a higher refresh rate back down to 60 Hz. Apple has not released any fix to date; macOS 27 Golden Gate should normally fix it. In the meantime, connect the W34KB to the Mac's HDMI port with an Ultra High Speed HDMI cable. The base M5 is not affected.
What do you need to reach 5K at 180 Hz?
On a PC, a DisplayPort 1.4 output with DSC (or DisplayPort 2.1), or HDMI 2.1 at 48 Gbps, with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 or newer graphics card, or an AMD Radeon RX 5500 or newer. NVIDIA Maxwell and Pascal cards, AMD Polaris and Vega cards do not support it; Intel graphics cards display the monitor without reaching 180 Hz in 5K. On a Mac, see the question on compatibility.
Is the 360 Hz mode in 5K?
No. The 360 Hz mode runs in 2K (2560 × 1080), exactly half of 5K on each axis: each displayed pixel covers 2 × 2 pixels of the panel, with no interpolation blur. You switch from one mode to the other in the monitor's menu or with the remote; the screen goes black for a second or two during the change.
What is the difference between the plain back and the perforated back?
The perforated back hides built-in stereo speakers; the plain back, in solid aluminum, has none. The panel, ports and refresh rates are identical. You choose the back when you buy.
Is one cable enough to connect a MacBook?
Yes. The included USB-C cable carries the 5K picture, up to 100 W of charging and the data for the monitor's two USB-C ports. For 100 W charging with another cable, choose a 5 A USB-C cable with an e-marker chip.
What ports does the W34KB have?
One USB-C upstream port at 40 Gbps (video, data and 100 W charging), one DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC, two HDMI 2.1 at 48 Gbps, two USB-C downstream ports at USB 2.0 speed and a 3.5 mm jack output. The power supply is built in.
Is the stand included?
No. The monitor mounts to a 100 × 100 VESA pattern on an arm or a wall mount. The fixed stand or the height-adjustable stand, which also allows rotation to portrait mode, is an option you choose when you buy.
Is the screen glossy or matte?
Glossy, with high-transmission glass. Like any glossy screen, it reflects a window placed opposite it: it works best in a room without strong direct light.
Does the W34KB support HDR?
It is HDR10 compatible over HDMI, DisplayPort and USB-C, at the HDR600 level and with 450 nits full screen. It has no local dimming and no Mini-LED backlight. HDR can be turned off in the monitor's menu.
Is text as sharp as on a 27-inch 5K display?
Not quite. The W34KB displays 163 pixels per inch, against 218 for a 27-inch 5K display. It stays sharp in HiDPI on a Mac, and offers much more width in return: 5120 pixels, as many as a 5K display.
Does the W34KB replace the G34W?
Yes. It keeps the G34W's 5K on 34 inches, which was limited to 60 Hz, and adds the 180 Hz and 360 Hz dual mode, a 3300:1 contrast ratio, HDR600 and a single USB-C cable with 100 W charging.
Can I connect a PC or a console?
Yes. A PC connects over DisplayPort, HDMI 2.1 or USB-C. A PS5, a PS4 Pro or an Xbox Series X|S displays in 4K at 60 Hz HDR over HDMI.
Does the W34KB have a camera?
No. For video calls, use your Mac's camera or an external camera.
What warranty do I get, and will I pay taxes?
2-year warranty worldwide. Kuycon does not charge any taxes: at checkout, you choose DDP (import fees paid in advance, nothing to pay on arrival) or DAP (VAT and duties paid to the carrier on delivery), depending on the options available in your country.
How long does delivery take?
To an EU country, express delivery from our EU warehouse takes 48 to 96 h, subject to stock availability. Otherwise, the monitor ships from the factory: 5 to 10 business days by Air Express DAP, 10 to 20 business days by Air Express DDP, 30 to 40 business days by truck with DDP. You then have 14 days to change your mind.