Are Curved Monitors Good For Video Editing

I've been looking for a good pair of desktop monitors for a while now. My primary use is video editing with Premiere Pro. I also use them for listening to the audio from an SDR (Software Defined Radio) and general purpose use ie: streaming video. These fit my needs perfectly. The are the perfect size for my limited desk space. Best of all the sound quality is awesome! They totally blow away the built in speakers in my laptop. The detail is amazing compared to what I was used to. I have no need for a sub with my setup.

I got this primarily to drive my studio monitors on a video editing setup, the quality is good, and the interface is easy enough to dial in your settings

These semi-open headphones are about the best for my money.  I use them for video editing when monitors are not available.

This was one of my first curved monitors and still is one of my favorites. It's really good for a PC or a PS5 because the PS5 has a 120hz mode in some games, mainly FPS games. The colors are good, and the game plus is awesome! Game plus lets you do anything from keep an eye on your frames per second to putting a crosshair on your screen. I haven't noticed anything negative with it being curved, or any eye strain. It doesn't seem to have much glare, and you can view at multiple angles without problems. I mounted it to some hydraulic stands so, they are light enough for that and to move around. They are durable, for a monitor. I feel like the curved helps with bigger monitors. I haven't quite figured out the HDR but that's with any of my monitors. HDR seems to be more of a marketing thing. Unless you are planning on spending a ton of money on a monitor, don't worry about HDR. The one I bought was a 32 in, but it might be a little too big for what I'm using it for. I don't regret getting this monitor. I recommended ASUS curved monitors to some coworkers and they like them as well. You can't go wrong with this monitor. I have bought at lot of ASUS. Most of my PC is ASUS. I like their stuff. The TUF series cost to performance is tough to beat and the ROG stuff is really nice when you want it all! I'm not sure about customer service yet. I haven't had any issues with my monitors. They are currently in the process of repair a graphics card under warranty and so far, it hasn't been a bad experience.

Holds my 2 32 inch curved 4k monitors very stable.

Hooked up to my Macbook Pro to have 2 monitors for video editing. Gave me plenty of real estate for working.

Very nice monitor for the price. If you are into gaming, this monitor is not for you. But it is great for video editing. I have two high end computers and you just can't say no for the price. I use two monitors and the price was right, and the picture quality is very clear. I like them. I had the same monitors on my old computer for at least 10 years, and I was surprised to see they still sell the same ones. You can't go wrong for $199.00 each.

I use tis for a full video editing system (computer, monitors, speakers, etc) and it works great. Plenty of outlets and streamlined designed for space efficiency.

I own a video production service company wherein I do most of our editing as well as sound design for client videos. I use these monitors in my editing bay. They are interfaced with a dedicated card. These 8 inch monitors with built in amplification provide a descent flat, clean response for the price. After some configuration of the speakers and the room, I have what I feel like is really good sound imaging from these speakers. I compared other brands and sizes and from my research, I determined these to be in the sweet spot of what I was looking for without breaking the bank. And, I have not been disappointed.

Bought 2 of these monitors for cost of one high priced monitor, and they look great. I do video editing and the colors and the picture are awesome.