Is the webcam good enough for work calls?

Yes. It is a 5MP HDR camera with AI framing and lighting features, well above the 1080p cameras in most laptops. It handles typical home-office lighting without a separate webcam.

Can it charge my laptop through Thunderbolt?

Yes. Thunderbolt 4 delivers up to 100 W of power, enough for most ultrabooks and many 14-inch laptops. High-power gaming and workstation laptops may need their own charger.

Does it work with a Mac?

It works as a display over Thunderbolt or HDMI, and the webcam and speakers function as standard USB devices. Some HP software features are Windows-only.

Is it good for gaming?

It is usable, with 120 Hz and FreeSync Premium, but the 5 ms response time and edge-lit panel suit casual play more than competitive gaming.

The monitor, a Thunderbolt cable, a DisplayPort cable, an HDMI cable, a warranty card and a quick setup poster. The stand is included.

How does it compare with a plain 34-inch ultrawide?

It adds the webcam, speakers, Thunderbolt docking, Ethernet and factory color calibration. A plain ultrawide is cheaper but needs a separate webcam, dock and speakers.

What do buyers say about the HP Series 7 Pro 34-inch WQHD Conferencing Monitor (734pm)?

Rated 4 out of 5 from 2 ratings.

Where can I buy the HP Series 7 Pro 34-inch WQHD Conferencing Monitor (734pm)?

8 stores we checked sell it, including HP, DirectDial, Best Buy, Adorama, Walmart.

HP Series 7 Pro 34-inch Conferencing Monitor Price History: $983.20

Q: Where is the HP Series 7 Pro 34-inch WQHD Conferencing Monitor (734pm) cheapest?

At HP, for $983.20, 17% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

What reviewers say

Owner feedback is limited, but the monitor is generally well regarded for its conferencing setup and color accuracy. Buyers like dropping the separate webcam and dock; some find the resolution and HDR modest for the size.

What people mention

ConferencingPraisedOwners say the built-in webcam and speakers make calls easy without extra equipment.
Color accuracyPraisedReviewers note the factory calibration and wide P3 coverage suit photo and design work.
DockingPraisedUsers like running video, data and charging through a single Thunderbolt cable.
ResolutionMixedSome find 3440 x 1440 at 34 inches less crisp than 4K, especially for text.
HDRCriticisedThe edge-lit panel is seen as delivering weak HDR despite the HDR400 rating.
GamingMixedThe 120 Hz refresh helps, but the 5 ms response time is called average for fast games.

From HP

34-inch WQHD (3440 x 1440) ultrawide curved display
IPS Black panel with HDR400 and 98% Display P3 color
Factory-calibrated color accuracy out of the box
Built-in AI conferencing with 5MP HDR AI webcam and integrated speakers
Thunderbolt 4 with up to 100 W USB Power Delivery and daisy-chain out
Docking monitor with RJ-45 Ethernet and multiple USB ports

Materials: Monitor enclosure made with at least 90% recycled plastic; at least 90% recycled aluminum; at least 15% recycled steel; low halogen; outer box and corrugated cu
Guarantee: HP three-year limited warranty
Returns: Eligible purchases from Nov 1 - Dec 25, 2026, can be returned or exchanged until Jan 15, 2027, or 30 days after delivery, whichever is later.
Shipping: Ships in 1 business day; estimated arrival date Thu, Nov 12 - Tue, Nov 17.
In the box: Monitor, Thunderbolt cable, DisplayPort cable, HDMI cable, Warranty card, Quick Setup Poster

About the HP Series 7 Pro 34-inch WQHD Conferencing Monitor (734pm)

The monitor is built for video calls.

For gaming and fast motion, the refresh rate reaches 120 Hz with a 5ms GtG response time (with overdrive). AMD FreeSync Premium and Adaptive Sync are supported.

Resolution: WQHD, 3440 x 1440 (about 110 ppi)
Panel: IPS Black, edge-lit LED, 400 nits max brightness
Refresh rate: Up to 120 Hz
Response time: 5ms GtG (with overdrive)
Sync: AMD FreeSync Premium, Adaptive Sync
HDCP: Supported on DisplayPort, HDMI, USB Type-C and Thunderbolt