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Huawei Launches Mateview GT Monitor For Gamers

Huawei earlier launched the MateView monitor for business office users, Huawei also launched the MateView GT monitor, which is a curved gaming monitor suitable for gamers.

In terms of appearance, the MateView GT display uses a 34-inch curved screen, a 1500R curvature, and the overall black matte texture plastic. The back design is extremely simple. The “Star Ring” design is full of a sense of technology and fashion, which is quite similar to the design of the Huawei Mate 40 series, Like the interstellar gate in a science fiction movie, full of coolness.

Moreover, the base design of the MateView GT display is also different from the MateView display. Huawei pioneered the SoundBar integrated design. SoundBar is both a base and a speaker. It integrates 5W dual speakers, composed of 2 full-range speakers, and supports 2.0 channels. External speakers can also enjoy surging bass and powerful treble, while also supporting Nahimic sound effects.

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This SoundBar also supports touch control, which can quickly adjust the volume, and double-click to mute it. At the same time, it is also an RGB faith light. It integrates 36 independently controlled RGB lights, supports a variety of lighting effects, and can also be adjusted by itself.

As far as screen is concerned, the MateView GT display uses a 21:9 ultra-wide ratio, a resolution of 3440×1444, a refresh rate of 165Hz, a brightness of 350 nits, and supports HD10 certification.

Talking about the color, the MateView GT monitor uses a 10-bit color depth panel, which can display 1.07 billion colors, supports 90% DCI-P3 color gamut, 100% sRGB color gamut, and also achieves professional-grade ΔE<2 color accuracy, so it is not only suitable for Playing games, for office and graphic design, also has a professional level. At the same time, 21:9 also has an ultra-wide field of view, immersed in it.

Similarly, the MateView GT monitor also supports the German Rheinland dual eye protection certification, low blue light, no stroboscopic, and long-term use is not easy to visual fatigue.

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For gaming, the MateView GT monitor also supports the exclusive Free-Sync Premium anti-tear technology for gaming, which can also avoid screen tearing and wrong frames even in the case of 165Hz high brushing.

Moreover, MateView GT also supports additional game optimizations, such as dark-level enhancement, front sight assistance, and other functions. This is also a common auxiliary function of e-sports displays. It can be called a physical plug-in and is more stable.

The suggested price of the MateView GT monitor is 3599 yuan which roughly translates to $560, the device is unveiled today and will be officially launched on June 1.

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