Walmart has 49" Deco Gear 3840x1080 144Hz Curved Ultrawide FreeSync Monitor (DGVIEW490) for $749.99 - $250 when you apply the coupon on the product page = $499.99.Shipping is free.
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Our research indicates that this deal is $192 less (27.75% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $691.99 at the time of this posting.
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4.7 out of 5 stars rating at Walmart based on over 15 customer reviews
DGVIEW490 A gaming monitor for more than just fun. Experience the pinnacle of immersive gaming and productivity with the Deco Gear 49” Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor. The DGVIEW490 49” Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor combines the versatility of multiple monitors into one with improved visuals less cable management and wasted space. Make gaps and bezels a thing of the past with one aesthetically pleasing curved edge. Display your games movies and program windows in 3840 x 1080 resolution with the same uniform brightness crispness and color from edge to edge. If work is more of your thing this widescreen monitor will also help you master your craft whether its graphic design or spreadsheets – display multiple windows at once while perfecting your workflow and output. This ultrawide monitor also adds the advantage of a 1800R curved screen. The biggest advantage of curved screens is more comfort and focus while cutting down on fatiguing eye strain. Which is great since you’ll be busy enjoying all 16.7 million vivid colors from this monstrous E-LED screen. HDR 400 rated this monitor brings you a 3000:1 contrast ratio that displays darkest blacks and brightest whites. With a 4 millisecond screen response time and 144 Hz refresh rate you won’t miss any action if you’re playing RTS FPS or watching a favorite movie. 3 HDMI ports a Display Port and audio output make this monitor is an ideal media hub for multiple machines and devices. Supporting a variety of desktops this gaming monitor includes FreeSync technology for tear-free gaming. You can also save up to 6 different user profiles to use with specific games or as viewing settings for multiple individuals. It doesn’t matter if you choose to get lost in spaceships or spreadsheets the DGVIEW490 brings immersive gaming fun and unparalleled work productivity into one beautifully huge screen.
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Walmart has 49" Deco Gear 3840x1080 144Hz Curved Ultrawide FreeSync Monitor (DGVIEW490) for $749.99 - $250 when you apply the coupon on the product page = $499.99.Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
Our research indicates that this deal is $192 less (27.75% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $691.99 at the time of this posting.
About this product:
4.7 out of 5 stars rating at Walmart based on over 15 customer reviews
For those who don't know, Deco gear is Beech Camera's house brand. It's probably some other name brand monitor rebadged as a deco gear. I've had three Deco Gear monitors (upgrading), and they've all been great. They're not top of the line monitors, but they're also not top of the line prices. The pictures are very good, especially for the price. They generally aren't officially freesync or gsync certified (though they say that this one is freesync on the deco gear website), but they have an adaptive sync setting that generally works fine with both.
This would be tempting for me, but I really need the extra screen space that 4k (and sharpness) brings and hate the ultrawide form factor. While it would be an upgrade for me in size, it would be a downgrade in quality and screen height. It's basically two 27" 1040p monitors side by side, with no bezel between them. For me, a 43" 4k monitor is a better fit for my desk and my needs.
But it's a great deal for someone wanting a huge 49" monitor. It's currently selling for $700 on Amazon, Beech Camera, and Beech's Buydig site. It's $639 on their Deco Gear site.
If you're willing to gamble on Amazon resale, they're selling the Gigabyte Aorus 43" FV43U 4k monitor in "used acceptable" condition for $419. In my case, it was an open box return in perfect shape. (The "acceptable" was based on the damaged box.) It's not quite as big as this, but is much taller, better quality, and cheaper, too. It's VESA DisplayHDR 1000 and Freesync Premium Pro certified, too, compared to HDR400 and regular Freesync for this one. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...1VRX/?th=1
I am always curious. What's stopping someone from getting a wide ass 4k tv? One can plug it to practically any system... curious
This is what I did years ago. I bought a Samsung 43" 4k TV and it has been awesome. It doesn't turn on when I start my laptop, but for me that's a minor issue.
LG has a 43" 4k monitor that has four separate inputs. So you can essentially have four 1080 P screens within one big screen. If I remember correctly. That would be a sweet set up.
This is what I did years ago. I bought a Samsung 43" 4k TV and it has been awesome. It doesn't turn on when I start my laptop, but for me that's a minor issue.
LG has a 43" 4k monitor that has four separate inputs. So you can essentially have four 1080 P screens within one big screen. If I remember correctly. That would be a sweet set up.
Exactly. Sometimes the novelty of a monitor may not be needed and a cheap tv may just work fine, correct?
Now on a TV, can we connect multiple screens like the monitor if multiple hdmi inputs are possible? Thnx
You are not suppose to use this for work 😆 clearly not a office monitor but a gaming one
I have a 49" Samsung Odyssey G9 I use for work. It has a 1000R curve compared to this but I can break the screen down into 3 seperate sections so it's like I have 3 monitors going. When I need to do editing then I just use the whole screen for more timeline real estate.
I have a 49" Samsung Odyssey G9 I use for work. It has a 1000R curve compared to this but I can break the screen down into 3 seperate sections so it's like I have 3 monitors going. When I need to do editing then I just use the whole screen for more timeline real estate.
It's the same height as a 27" monitor, but twice as wide.
This is hard to hear and not laugh at. Ok, pixels work like small layers… vertical pixels stack horizontally…. So it splays over the height of the screen, not the width. That's predicated via the horizontal pixels.
Take your logic… the small number vertical… is always second… look at your monitor or television… is the height wider that the width? No, education should always come before lecture, and its sad you got a lot of thumbs up for it.
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This would be tempting for me, but I really need the extra screen space that 4k (and sharpness) brings and hate the ultrawide form factor. While it would be an upgrade for me in size, it would be a downgrade in quality and screen height. It's basically two 27" 1040p monitors side by side, with no bezel between them. For me, a 43" 4k monitor is a better fit for my desk and my needs.
But it's a great deal for someone wanting a huge 49" monitor. It's currently selling for $700 on Amazon, Beech Camera, and Beech's Buydig site. It's $639 on their Deco Gear site.
If you're willing to gamble on Amazon resale, they're selling the Gigabyte Aorus 43" FV43U 4k monitor in "used acceptable" condition for $419. In my case, it was an open box return in perfect shape. (The "acceptable" was based on the damaged box.) It's not quite as big as this, but is much taller, better quality, and cheaper, too. It's VESA DisplayHDR 1000 and Freesync Premium Pro certified, too, compared to HDR400 and regular Freesync for this one.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...1VRX/?th=1
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LG has a 43" 4k monitor that has four separate inputs. So you can essentially have four 1080 P screens within one big screen. If I remember correctly. That would be a sweet set up.
LG has a 43" 4k monitor that has four separate inputs. So you can essentially have four 1080 P screens within one big screen. If I remember correctly. That would be a sweet set up.
Now on a TV, can we connect multiple screens like the monitor if multiple hdmi inputs are possible? Thnx
Now on a TV, can we connect multiple screens like the monitor if multiple hdmi inputs are possible? Thnx
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Take your logic… the small number vertical… is always second… look at your monitor or television… is the height wider that the width? No, education should always come before lecture, and its sad you got a lot of thumbs up for it.
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