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Dahua LM34-E330C | 34-inch WQHD Curved | 165Hz Refresh Rate | Ultrawide Aspect Ratio | 1ms Response Time
Long editing timelines, cockpit views and full mixing desks fit across one panel without a bezel splitting them.
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The Dahua LM34-E330C is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 36,500, a 34-inch curved gaming monitor with a 3440 × 1440 WQHD resolution in the 21:9 ultrawide shape, a 165Hz refresh rate and a 1ms response time. Units are brand new and sealed, finished in black, and waiting at our shop in Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The Dahua LM34-E330C uses a VA panel bent to a 1500R curve, with 3000:1 contrast, 8-bit colour, adaptive sync, two HDMI 2.0 inputs and two DisplayPort inputs for a desktop, a laptop and a console.
Built for video editors, sim racers, flight-sim pilots and music producers across Kenya, the Dahua LM34-E330C fixes the squeeze of a 16:9 screen. An editor sees more of a DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro timeline before scrolling. A producer in FL Studio or Ableton keeps the arrangement view and mixer open together. In Assetto Corsa, F1 25 or Microsoft Flight Simulator, the extra width shows side mirrors and cockpit instruments that a normal screen cuts off. The curve wraps that width toward your eyes, so the far edges stay in focus. Adaptive sync keeps motion free of tearing at 165Hz.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops keep ultrawide monitors boxed in a back room, Mascom International sets the Dahua LM34-E330C up on the counter so you can drive it from your own laptop first. At Mascom International, we're seeing editors and sim racers trade a two-monitor setup for this single panel because no bezel cuts the picture in half. Creative studios in Kilimani and Westlands buy the Dahua LM34-E330C for editing suites. Come to Kimathi Street to try it, or order the Dahua LM34-E330C on WhatsApp with pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Common Questions About the Dahua LM34-E330C
How much does the Dahua LM34-E330C cost in Kenya?
The Dahua LM34-E330C sells for KSh 36,500 at Mascom International, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. That figure includes the 12-month warranty described below and pay-on-arrival delivery, so nothing is paid until the monitor is in your hands. It costs KSh 5,000 more than the 31.5-inch Dahua LM32-E330CA at KSh 31,500. For that gap you gain 34% more pixels and a 21:9 shape, while the LM32-E330CA keeps a higher 180Hz ceiling on a standard 16:9 panel.
Is the Dahua LM34-E330C good for video editing?
Yes, the Dahua LM34-E330C gives video editors a 3440-pixel-wide workspace that holds a long timeline, a preview window and the media bin together. In DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro you see more clips across the timeline before scrolling, which speeds up rough cuts of weddings, church services and corporate shoots. The 3000:1 contrast helps judge dark scenes. It is not a calibrated colour-grading reference, so editors delivering broadcast work to Kenyan TV stations should still check final grades on a dedicated reference display.
Does the Dahua LM34-E330C work for sim racing and flight simulators?
The Dahua LM34-E330C suits sim racing and flight sims well, because 21:9 titles show a wider field of view than a 16:9 screen. Assetto Corsa, F1 25, EA Sports WRC and Microsoft Flight Simulator all support 3440 × 1440, so side mirrors, apexes and cockpit gauges sit in view. The 1500R curve wraps around a rig seat, and 165Hz over DisplayPort keeps fast corners smooth. Kenyan fans who follow the Safari Rally at Naivasha often build their first rig around this screen.
Dahua LM34-E330C or two 24-inch monitors: which setup is better?
A single Dahua LM34-E330C gives one continuous picture with no bezel in the middle, which two 24-inch screens cannot do. Sim racers and editors suffer most from that centre bezel, because it lands right on the road ahead or the playhead. Two separate monitors still win for people who want one screen turned to portrait or each app locked to its own display. For one curved workspace, one power socket and one cable to the PC, the ultrawide is the cleaner choice on a Nairobi desk.
Is the Dahua LM34-E330C good for music production?
Yes, the Dahua LM34-E330C lets producers keep the full arrangement, the mixer and a plug-in window open together across 3440 pixels. In FL Studio, Ableton Live or Logic on a Mac, that means fewer window switches during a session. Dahua lists no built-in speakers, which suits studios that monitor through proper speakers or headphones anyway. Producers recording gospel, gengetone or Afro-pop in home studios across Nairobi and Mombasa find the width useful when arranging tracks with dozens of stems.
Can my laptop or PS5 run the Dahua LM34-E330C at full resolution?
Most gaming laptops and desktop graphics cards can output 3440 × 1440 to the Dahua LM34-E330C, with DisplayPort needed for the full 165Hz. Check that your laptop has a DisplayPort or USB-C video output if you want the top refresh rate. A PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X connects through HDMI 2.0, but consoles do not output 21:9, so games appear in 16:9 with black bars at the sides. Console-first players get more from a standard 16:9 monitor.
Who should buy the Dahua LM34-E330C, and who should skip it?
The Dahua LM34-E330C suits video editors, sim racers, flight-sim fans and music producers who want one wide curved workspace for KSh 36,500. Skip it if you mainly play esports shooters on PC, where the 180Hz Dahua LM32-E330CA at Mascom International fits better. Skip it too if you charge a laptop by cable and run two devices side by side for office work, because the Dahua LM32-P301A at KSh 34,000 adds 65W USB-C charging and split-screen modes.
Will the Dahua LM34-E330C handle KPLC power cuts and dust in Kenya?
The Dahua LM34-E330C runs from a built-in power supply, so one cable goes from the monitor into your UPS or extension. Put the PC and monitor on a UPS during an edit or a long race, so a KPLC cut gives you time to save the project. VA panels like this one take dust well when the vents are wiped weekly. In Mombasa or Kisumu humidity, keep the monitor away from open windows and switch it off at the socket during storms.
Technical Specifications
Display Panel
- 34-inch VA panel — about 86 cm on the diagonal and close to 80 cm across, wide enough for two full windows.
- 3440 × 1440 WQHD resolution — about 4.95 million pixels, 34% more than a standard 2560 × 1440 screen.
- 21:9 ultrawide aspect ratio — a cinema-style shape that suits long timelines, racing cockpits and film content.
- 1500R curvature — the panel bends toward you so the far edges stay at a comfortable focus distance.
- About 110 PPI pixel density — sharper text than a 27-inch 1080p screen at a normal desk distance.
Motion and Gaming Performance
- 165Hz refresh rate over DisplayPort — the image refreshes 165 times each second for smooth corners and panning.
- 1ms response time — pixels change colour fast, so moving cars and aircraft leave little trailing blur.
- Adaptive sync support — the screen matches your graphics card's frame rate, removing tearing during heavy scenes.
- Wider field of view in supported games — racing and flight titles show more of the road, sky and cockpit.
- Flicker-free backlight — a steady light at every brightness level reduces eye fatigue in long editing sessions.
Picture and Colour
- 3000:1 static contrast — VA panels keep blacks deep, useful for night races and dark film scenes.
- 8-bit colour depth — about 16.7 million colours, so skies and skin tones show smooth gradients.
- 300 nits typical brightness — comfortable for indoor studios and bedrooms without straining your eyes.
- 178-degree viewing angles — a client or bandmate beside you sees the same picture you do.
- VA panel technology — trades a little viewing-angle accuracy for much deeper blacks than a typical IPS screen.
Connectivity
- Two HDMI 2.0 inputs — connect a laptop, a console or a second computer without extra adapters.
- Two DisplayPort inputs — use DisplayPort from a desktop graphics card to reach the full 165Hz at WQHD.
- Four video inputs in total — an editing PC, a gaming PC and a console can stay connected together.
- On-screen menu source switching — move between devices from the monitor's buttons without swapping cables.
- No built-in speakers listed — connect studio monitors or headphones through your PC or audio interface.
Ergonomics and Mounting
- Tilt adjustment — angle the panel up or down to suit your seat height and posture.
- VESA mounting support — attach the monitor to a wall mount or a sim-rig bracket for a cleaner setup.
- Tilt-only stand, no height adjustment — set the desk or a monitor arm so the screen centre meets eye level.
- Curved shape fills your view at arm's length — less head turning than two flat screens set at an angle.
- Comfortable at 70 to 90 cm viewing distance — fits a standard office desk or a racing rig mount.
Build and Power
- Black housing — a plain finish that sits well in editing suites, home studios and gaming rooms.
- Built-in power supply — one power cable from the monitor to the socket, with no external brick.
- One cable for power — simple to plug into a UPS so editing work survives a short outage.
- Dahua model code LM34-E330C — quote this exact code when asking about stock or warranty claims.
- Low standby draw typical of modern LED monitors — switching off at the socket overnight still saves power.
Package Contents
Inside the box you will find the Dahua LM34-E330C panel, its stand and base, and the power cable for the built-in power supply, along with the printed setup guide. Dahua's retail listings do not confirm which video cable ships with this model, so ask us on WhatsApp before collection and Mascom International will set aside a DisplayPort cable if you need one for 165Hz. We can unbox it at the counter so you inspect the panel first.
Warranty
The Dahua LM34-E330C ships with a 12-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. For any claim, bring the monitor and its receipt to our Nairobi CBD service desk on Kimathi Street, where our staff inspect the fault and handle the process for you.
Where to Buy the Dahua LM34-E330C in Kenya
Find the Dahua LM34-E330C at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring your laptop, a project file or a racing wheel and see the width for yourself. Our staff will run a timeline or a racing title on it so you can judge the curve at your usual seating distance. It is available in black.
Get in touch with our team:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Every order ships pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Buyers in Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, and studios and gamers in Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret, Naivasha and Machakos receive theirs the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. This monitor carries the 12-month warranty above. We stand by clear specifications, fair and accurate pricing, and real support once the monitor is on your desk.
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