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forum threadivybat posted Aug 12, 2026 4:47 PM

Deco Gear 40” Curved Ultrawide IPS Monitor, 5120x2160 5K2K, 21:9, HDR400, AdaptiveSync, 100% sRGB, HDMI 2.0, DP, USB-C $419.98

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I just stumbled upon this while exploring different 5k2k options that exist. It has power delivery. Although it is NOT OLED, it's like ~1/3 the price of most other WUHD options that are available. The next cheapest possible option would be the innocn which is currently $800.

This is a low refresh rate monitor, so it would be good for productivity and not gaming.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Deco-G...5168960700

Rating:	(4.1 out of 5 stars)
Reviews:	37 Walmart Reviews
Product Description:	Experience the pinnacle of visual excellence with the DGVIEW401 40” ultrawide monitor. Boasting a massive 5K2K resolution at 5120 x 2160, this display offers unparalleled clarity and detail, ideal for professionals, creatives, and gamers alike. The HDR10 support enhances contrast and color vibrancy, providing a lifelike viewing experience. The IPS panel ensures accurate and vibrant colors, with 95% NTSC, 96% DCI-P3, and 100% sRGB coverage, catering to the demands of photographers, videographers, and graphic designers. The 21:9 aspect ratio provides a wider field of view, excellent for multitasking, and features like PIP and PBP enhance productivity. With a fast 6ms response time and Adaptive Sync technology, the VIEW401 delivers smooth, blur-free motion, making it an ideal choice for gaming. Elevate your desktop experience with this monitor's stunning visuals, exceptional color accuracy, and comprehensive connectivity options - the perfect solution for those who demand the best in image quality, performance, and features. Enjoy pixel-perfect precision with an impressive 5120 x 2160 resolution, bringing your images and videos to life with extraordinary clarity on a generously sized display. The curved non-glare surface ensures comfortable viewing during extended sessions. Immerse yourself in a captivating visual environment with the 40” IPS monitor's vibrant colors and remarkable clarity. The gentle 2800R monitor radius and cinematic 21:9 aspect ratio deliver a truly enveloping experience. Achieve vibrant and true-to-life visuals with an extensive color range, covering 95% NTSC, 96% DCI-P3, and a full 100% sRGB. Whether you're gaming or engaging in creative work, the color accuracy is exceptional. Elevate your visual experience with lifelike images, thanks to HDR10 support. Enhanced contrast and luminance provide astounding levels of detail, taking your viewing experience to new heights. Seamlessly connect your devices with the numerous connectivity options, including DP 1.4, HDMI 2.0, USB C, USB B 2.0, USB A 2.0, and Audio Out. Transform this monitor into a high-end hub for all your devices, ensuring convenience and flexibility. Tailor your viewing experience with a monitor that tilts from +5° to -15° and swivels from +45° to -45°. Adaptive Sync support ensures a smooth experience, making it ideal for fast-paced gaming sessions. Enjoy ergonomic freedom at its best.
Model Number:	VIEW401
Product SKU:	5168960700
UPC:	196641100640

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dplane

Aug 12, 2026 4:53 PM

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I'd disagree on the 75hz not good/being unusable for gaming. For the casual gamer at this price and size it could still be a good deal. I'd be more worried about the PQ holding up across such a large curved wide screen surface at this price in terms of washing out and ghosting. As is usual with these cheaper monitors - HDR400 is pretty much useless though so folks shouldn't buy it for that.

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pliepl

Aug 12, 2026 6:48 PM

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Only 1 yr manufacturer warranty. Anyone considering this should probably also consider adding the Allstate 3 yr or 4yr protection plan. The reviews on Amazon seems to suggest you'll be saving yourself some headache, IF you're unlucky and the display craps out on you.

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Aug 14, 2026 4:21 AM

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on the cheaper end of 40" curved 5k2k monitors, you've got this with its IPS screen and more gentle 2800R curvature, and then before getting way more expensive, you have the Samsung LS40FG75DENXZA and the Sceptre C415B-UUS360, both built around the same VA panel with a more aggressive 1000R curvature. There is an unbranded aliexpress model out there also in this price range but details are sparse. Seems like above that when you get to HP/Dell/Lenovo/LG they are like $1,400+.

FWIW the Samsung is $550 but that is with the EPP/EDU thing...
https://slickdeals.net/f/19875159-samsung-epp-40-inch-odyssey-g7-g75f-wuhd-5k2k-180hz-curved-va-gaming-monitor-ls40fg75denxza-550

The Sceptre was on sale last month at $530 but not anymore...
https://slickdeals.net/f/19708410-39-7-sceptre-c415b-5120x2160-uhd-180hz-va-curved-ultrawide-monitor-530-free-s-h

There's a few concerning reviews on the DecoGear and the brand has a poor reputation for QC/reliability. I'd probably spring for an extended warranty. That sorta diminishes the appeal of the low price IMO. But for the PD port and/or the gentler curve might be worth for some folks. And many prefer IPS over VA.

I have the Samsung and really like it. I really like the 40" 5k2k form factor. I don't think I want to go flat at this size. The 1000R curvature seems good to me but to be fair I have never used anything else so it's possible I'd prefer something gentler. 1000R seems to be a put-off for some people.

I could be mistaken but I don't believe Innocn makes a 40" curved 5k2k monitor, only a flat one.

Last edited by CleoThyme August 14, 2026 at 05:38 AM.

slickbuyer7

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I ordered one; let's see if it's any good.

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I ordered one; let's see if it's any good.

I decided not to order one because I couldn't verify if the panel was an LG nano IPS screen. Only the most expensive $650 version of the Deco Gear actually says it in the specs and the color spec reflects it. The $420 version notes nano IPS in the default picture, but I think that's just an error since the specs only says IPS and refrains from using nano iPS, and the color spec reflects that it's probably just a regular IPS panel.

Reason it matters to me is only LG display can produce nano IPS panels, it's their proprietary tech but regular IPS panels, just about all the panel makers can produce them, even the Chinese panel manufacturers so it's more of a panel lottery.

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