Quick Answer

Evetech delivers ultrawide monitors to Centurion (Tshwane south) in 1–2 business days. Entry IPS ultrawide panels (34-inch, 3440×1440, 144 Hz) start at ~R5,000–R7,000; OLED ultrawide models (34-inch, 175 Hz) run R14,000–R18,000. Order before 12:00 on weekdays for same-day dispatch to the Pretoria corridor.

Delivery and Unpacking Your Ultrawide in Centurion

Ultrawide monitors are large — a 34-inch ultrawide box typically measures 90×50×20 cm and weighs 8–12 kg including stand hardware. Ensure someone is home to receive it; ultrawide boxes are awkward for a courier to leave unattended. Inspect the outer box on delivery: if corners are crushed, photograph and note before opening. Ultrawide panels are fragile at the edges — lift from the box with both hands at the sides, never by the top bezel.

Unbox on a soft surface (blanket or carpet) to avoid scratching the front panel during stand assembly. Most stands clip to a central mounting point — no screwdriver required for assembly. The first boot should include a dead-pixel check using a solid colour test image across the full 3440×1440 resolution.

Ultrawide Tiers for Centurion Buyers

IPS 34-inch 144 Hz (~R5,000–R7,000): Best for Centurion home-office buyers who want wide screen real estate for multi-window productivity alongside casual gaming. LG 34WP65C class — covers sRGB 99%, 1 ms GTG, USB-C PD charging.

VA 34-inch 165 Hz (~R7,000–R10,000): Better contrast ratio (3,000–5,000:1) for gaming in darker Centurion interior rooms. Slightly slower response but visually richer blacks than IPS.

OLED 34-inch 175 Hz (~R14,000–R18,000): LG 34GS95QE or Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 class. The premium pick for Centurion gamers with RTX 4080+ GPUs who want the best possible immersive gaming display.

FAQ

How do I assemble a 34-inch ultrawide monitor from Evetech?

Most 34-inch ultrawides use a two-piece stand: a central column attaches to the VESA mount on the rear of the panel, and a base plate clicks onto the column. No tools are required for most models. Attach the stand on a flat surface, then lift the assembled monitor upright. A second person is helpful for curved 34-inch panels (1000R–1800R curve radius) that are large enough to be awkward solo.

Is an ultrawide monitor worth it over a dual-monitor setup for Centurion home offices?

For most buyers — yes. A single 34-inch ultrawide eliminates the centre bezel gap of a dual-monitor setup, has a smaller desk footprint (one stand vs two), and provides a uniform colour profile across the entire working area. Dual monitors are better only if you need two separate full-screen displays simultaneously (e.g. a reference video on one screen and a DAW on the other).

What cable connections do ultrawide monitors typically use?

Most 34-inch ultrawides connect via DisplayPort 1.4 (for PC) and HDMI 2.0 (for consoles, though ultrawide resolutions aren't natively supported on consoles). USB-C with Alt Mode is common on productivity-oriented ultrawides and supports video and 60–90 W power delivery for laptop charging. Check the specific model's connectivity spec before ordering.

TIP

monitor's Picture-by-Picture (PBP) mode to split the 34-inch screen between your PC and a laptop or PS5 simultaneously — most ultrawides support two-input split-screen, which is far more useful than it sounds for a Centurion home office dual-use setup.