Big Broken Computer Monitor

This gaming monitor is so awesome but I didn't realize how big it would be for my little corner of the room for my computer gaming and minor work related stuff. I have to lean back now due to the sheer size of the screen and wow is the colors bright and it works great with my RX6600XT GPU.

Love the computer so far but never got the monitor.

As I just had a broken computer that I had not purchased this for and was left to pay the price, I say simply but alll seriousness... BUY THIS!

It's quite useful. Attached it to computer and monitor and it worked.

It's great holding up the three computer screens. Downside is just the wireclips are so fragile, one broken even before I put any cables on it.Anyhow, customer service is excellent, they're mailing me new clips.

I tried a few options to replace a very old broken pair of small Roland desk speakers used with my computer. These have a higher price but they sound great!

While the arm may be a bit big, or heavy, for many smaller accessories or uses, it gives you way more control over what you can attach to your camera. Also, its sockets are replaceable which is incredibly relieving because sockets on most articulating arms break or deteriorate very quickly, generally forcing you to replace the entire arm, rather than just the broken part; however, with the Infinity Arm you are able to just replace the broken socket.

This mass upgrade from my broken-down MSI GS66 Stealth is a big one. 16" screen, 240hz, this ROG Strix G16 is a well-performing and spaceship-like laptop well suited for both your gaming needs of today, and other office-like tasks such as making music, audio editing in a D.A.W. (digital audio workshop), and an easily-portable piece as well. Performance is great, but I feel like the battery can run better, mostly because I don't know how to treat the battery life of these machines; On battery power, it runs some games better than my 2020 MSI did; That's a big one for me. Thanks ASUS!

I like this case when traveling with my camera. It is big enough for my Sony FS7M2 broken down with a lens and a couple large Anton Bauer batts. It fits in most airline overheads. I have only had a couple looks from stewardesses and I travel almost every weekend.

After a hand injury, I found myself using another one of these as my preference, because of the big handle.  It looks overbuilt, but is actually just right.  Women, juniors, and broken handed people will definnitely like the ease of which you can loosen and tighten the grip.  Its as tough as any, smooth rotationg and tightening, and works well like you expect it to.