Deco Gear 39" Curved Widescreen Gaming Monitor | 2560x1440 | 1ms MPRT | 165 Hz | 16:9 | HDR400 | 4000:1 | 1 x HDMI | 1 x DisplayPort

Perfect for my flight sim! Great colors, response time and size dimension

With Covid hitting back in March my GF and I had to move from our offices to home.She works remote from her laptop at home connecting into her PC in the office. We found that remote desktop rearranges the windows every time when you disconnect/reconnect to the remote PC. One big monitor solved this and it works great for her day to day offices needs as well as home stuff.I game and at 100hz it's much better than the pair of dual 27" I used to use. I work with two laptops at home, one for work and the other personal. I have a Tripplite B004-DP2UA2-K KVM (IOGear GCS62DP is the same and cheaper, buy it) to handle the switching of two DisplayPort signals at 100hz and it works. I game on it daily and do all my remote server work with no problems. With the high resolution and large screen it works really well to have half a dozen remote sessions up and keep them all on the same screen.I did have one of my two monitors start to have a weird flicker in the lower left corner. It came and went, but wasn't too much of an issue until it wasn't. The weird flicker got more frequent and annoying, so I called support. 2 days later I'm swapping monitors and sending the bad one back. No issues with support at all, they rocked.

Great Monitors. I was unable to change the Import source from HDMI to DP.I just kept at HDMI. I could not find any info on how to change it.

Out the box the picture settings are washed out. Not shown in pics are the red 46 green 48 blue 52 after you set to user. Still at these settings you may not want to edit video/photo unless you calibrate it more accurately.I’m using it with both a MacBook Pro and a gaming pc. If you’re worried about it being too large and the pixel density not being enough. Well it’s right there on the edge but to my eyes it’s still really sharp unless I’m decreasing the viewing distance to less than an arms length.It’s very difficult to find a larger than 32 inch 1440p screen. I had a 40 inch that was 3400x1440 but the increased number of pixels really dropped my fps. It was a better looking screen but the letter boxes when watching 16x9 videos really sucked.This monitor is a very good value if you’re looking for a very large 1440p screen and are willing to tweak it for a bit.

Amazing monitor size and resolution for the price. The sheer size is crazy: almost like stacking two ultrawides on top of each other. This is an absolute work productivity beast (endless rows on spreadsheets) and is very usable for many games. In particular, bright color games like Assassin's Creed and Horizon Zero Dawn play very well. Same goes for many RTS games. This monitor does not have OLED black levels and color pop so it noticeably struggles with dark games like Last of Us and Resident Evil. I put it on a desk mounted stand for height and depth adjustment. Since it is so big, everyone will want different viewing distances and angles. The provided stand is well made but rather large and rigid (no height adjustment). The power cord is a little short but I had many of those saved up over the years. There are very few curved options at this size. You get a lot of monitor for the price. I am very happy.

I have never left a negative review, but want to save you time. I purchased this monitor hoping for more real estate for my spreadsheets, but the resolution is too low. So, all you effectively get is a big fuzzy screen that hurts your eyes. The power cord was too short to reach the outlet. It did not come with an HDMI cable. The back of the monitor is not compatible with aftermarket monitor stands.

I love this screen. I wasn’t much of a pc gamer but now I use this to play games on more than my tv because it’s just so big and nice and pretty. Love it.

First, I was hesitant to purchase this item because I didn’t know the brand. After working through a communication issue with their staff, I have absolutely no concerns about whether they would stand by their products and services.I was looking for a large, curved screen to replace 3 screens. I have a MacBook M2 that I use for programming. This was (by far) the largest 16:9 curved monitor I could find, and the price was half of the others I was considering.This monitor fills my needs very well:- With an HDMI connection, the text is clear.- The flexibility of one large monitor over multiple smaller monitors is a game-changer.- The 16:9 aspect ratio allows me to see almost 100 lines of text on one screen, and compare documents side-by-side at full-width.- The curve really does make a difference when the monitor is relatively close.