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Price had gone up over $500 yesterday but it's back down to $329.
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If you want the best ultrawide experience and don't want to spend $600+ on the new tech, this is the next best option.
All other ips panels will not be curved like this one. After 27' size, the monitor edges backlight becomes visible due to the viewing angles. For the best viewing experience, you need a curved display. To make things even better, this is a curved IPS panel so it should fix those pesky backlight bleed on the edges/sides due to viewing angles.
Nano IPS is the highest tier of IPS tech, it is bright and looks great.
This is normally $500 last I checked, so this is a banging deal on the BEST 1440pUltraWide IPS monitor.
Even though VA monitors have the best blacks, they suffer from black smearing. I would avoid VA entirely and IPS is smooth as indicated by scrolling up or down while looking at a browser page. Note that a GOOD VA panel will have good blacks and minimal backlight bleed, IPS only drawback is that blacks are more Grey. But I think NANO IPS should be really nice and since it's curved would reduce backlight bleed on the edges\sides.
I would buy this if you wanted the best bang for buck and wanted to experience ultrawide gaming or productivity.
Note that ultrawide is not supported by many movies, so entertainment will mostly have black bars on the left and right sides.
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Is this monitor good for work
I use it for work every day (and gaming at night). It is an IPS (good colors and viewing angles) so that's what fits the bill for me. It is has been great since I bought it back in February for $500.
If you plan to toggle back and forth with a video KVM and maintain 144/160hz from both input sources-- then you are gonna have problems. I finally gave up on this after trying several cheap hdmi / displayport KVMs, and just use direct hdmi (60hz) for work, and the displayport input (160hz) for personal pc. I think it might be possible with some of the more expensive KVMs, but I didn't feel like spending $300 on a high end displayport KVM switch.
This is a great deal. A year ago I bought a non-brand VA, non-gsync monitor of this size and refresh rate for $300. I would much rather have this, as this is what I have at home and it is definitely better for gaming.
This is a great deal. A year ago I bought a non-brand VA, non-gsync monitor of this size and refresh rate for $300. I would much rather have this, as this is what I have at home and it is definitely better for gaming.
Same, this monitor was almost the best 34" on the market last year and never saw it below 450-500$. So tempting to buy it , I have two 34" VA panel already both were around 300 . It's just good for both gaming and work. Personally, I like 34", no brainer deal for me if I don't have 2 already.
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I want to pull the trigger but I really wanted an OLED but not spend 500 plus bucks...please someone tell me to pull the trigger here...does it look really good? Can I return if I dont love it? Bf is right around the corner too
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I want to pull the trigger but I really wanted an OLED but not spend 500 plus bucks...please someone tell me to pull the trigger here...does it look really good? Can I return if I dont love it? Bf is right around the corner too
I bought bc return for this is 1/31, with BF right there if a better deal/product is available then return, otherwise keep
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If you want the best ultrawide experience and don't want to spend $600+ on the new tech, this is the next best option.
All other ips panels will not be curved like this one. After 27' size, the monitor edges backlight becomes visible due to the viewing angles. For the best viewing experience, you need a curved display. To make things even better, this is a curved IPS panel so it should fix those pesky backlight bleed on the edges/sides due to viewing angles.
Nano IPS is the highest tier of IPS tech, it is bright and looks great.
This is normally $500 last I checked, so this is a banging deal on the BEST 1440pUltraWide IPS monitor.
Even though VA monitors have the best blacks, they suffer from black smearing. I would avoid VA entirely and IPS is smooth as indicated by scrolling up or down while looking at a browser page. Note that a GOOD VA panel will have good blacks and minimal backlight bleed, IPS only drawback is that blacks are more Grey. But I think NANO IPS should be really nice and since it's curved would reduce backlight bleed on the edges\sides.
I would buy this if you wanted the best bang for buck and wanted to experience ultrawide gaming or productivity.
Note that ultrawide is not supported by many movies, so entertainment will mostly have black bars on the left and right sides.
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If you plan to toggle back and forth with a video KVM and maintain 144/160hz from both input sources-- then you are gonna have problems. I finally gave up on this after trying several cheap hdmi / displayport KVMs, and just use direct hdmi (60hz) for work, and the displayport input (160hz) for personal pc. I think it might be possible with some of the more expensive KVMs, but I didn't feel like spending $300 on a high end displayport KVM switch.
I've never seen the price so low, so I bought one!
Thanks OP 😃
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