Wide Screen Computer Monitor

This monitor is terrific and gives me extra screen space for my office computer so I do not have to use multiple monitors.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This monitor is easy to set up and use (a must for Grandma's to use!). It has a wide screen, you can hear great, and it seems to be pretty durable so far. We've had our far share of monitors that we didn't like, but this one checks all the boxes!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The best work monitor for content creators is the 22" LED Monitor with Borderless Design. It's a versatile monitor with a 22 inch screen and 1440p resolution, so you get plenty of screen real estate to place windows side-by-side. It uses an IPS panel with wide viewing angles, which means that images remain accurate when viewed off-center, great for showing your work to coworkers and clients. Visibility shouldn't be an issue even in the brightest environments, but like most IPS panels, it's not the most ideal option for dark rooms due to its mediocre contrast ratio. It stands out for its superb SDR color gamut. It has near-full sRGB coverage and Adobe RGB coverage, the latter being one of the highest that we've tested, which is impressive. It can display a wide color gamut, but its HDR peak brightness isn't high enough to produce bright highlights. It has exceptional gradient handling to minimize banding, outstanding color accuracy out of the box, and no signs of color bleed. The one issue that might be a dealbreaker for some is that it uses a BGR subpixel layout. This doesn't affect image quality, but it can cause blurry text in some instances. That said, while some people are bothered by it, others don't see it at all. There are a few ways to work around this problem, but each solution has its downside. Overall, unless its BGR subpixel layout or USB-C power delivery is a dealbreaker, this is a feature-rich option worth checking out.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Instead of getting two separate monitors I decided to get this extra wide screen from LG. I am very happy with my decision. Picture quality is excellent. I love the extra wide screen which allows me to work on two Excel Worksheets at a time. Watching movies and gaming is incredible on the monitor. The stand that supports the monitor is good and the screen fits perfectly on my desk. The only drawback is it does not have a USB outlet. I had to purchase a separate 4 port USB hub so I had connections for my keyboard, mouse and other miscellaneous.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I mainly use the Monitor for work. I live the wide screen when I can out two windows side by side without another monitor. I also like the single cable to take care of all of the connections I need.

I purchased this wide screen after my other monitor gave out. It has great dimensions, clarity and extremely easy to setup. I currently have a Dell 24" wide screen next to it and this one brighter and crisper than the Dell. I use this monitor for business, technical coding (software) and stock trading. I am currently ordering two more of these monitors to finish up on my 4-screen display which the top two new ViewSonic's will be hooked up to my surface pro. PS: Don't expect much for any setup instructions in the box but it is very intuitive to attach the base to the monitor, it was just strange that there was very little info in the box concerning how to do it and/or information about all the input cables that come with it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Viewfinity S50GC Ultra WQHD Monitor is a fantastic choice for anyone who requires a large, high-resolution display. The 34-inch screen boasts a resolution of 3440 x 1440 pixels, which provides an incredibly sharp, detailed image. The ultra-wide aspect ratio also makes it perfect for those who require multiple windows open at the same time. The monitor's design is sleek and minimalist, with narrow bezels that give the impression of a larger display. It is built using high-quality materials, and the stand is sturdy and adjustable, allowing for easy customization of the viewing angle. The S50GC uses IPS panel technology, which provides excellent color accuracy and wide viewing angles. The monitor also has a fast refresh rate of 100Hz, which minimizes motion blur and screen tearing. The monitor also features AMD FreeSync which ensures that the display refresh rate is synchronized with the output of your graphics card. This results in a smoother and more fluid gaming experience. In terms of connectivity, the monitor offers a range of options including DisplayPort, HDMI, and USB-C. The USB-C port also provides Power Delivery, meaning you can charge your laptop or other devices while using the monitor. Overall, the 34” Viewfinity S50GC Ultra WQHD Monitor is an excellent choice for anyone who needs a high-resolution display with a large screen size. The combination of the ultra-wide aspect ratio and the IPS panel technology provides an immersive and enjoyable viewing experience.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my monitor in my home office. The wide screen allows me to have two documents open at the same time without sacrificing visibility. The picture is bright and clear, while setup was easy and hassle-free.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the wide screen of the Samsung monitor. I use it for work mostly. The wide screen offers ease of viewing two screens at once while I'm working. I love the picture on it when I'm streaming my shows. Unfortunately my grandson was playing ninja turtle and hit my screen with his sword.

I've had the monitor for about a year now. I have nothing but good things to say. It has a lot of screen real estate, picture is clean and crisp, and it works great as a dock. One cable into my M1 MacBook Pro. The aspect ratio feels right and fills your whole vision. While it has just enough curve so that no part of the screen is ever 'too far away'. Some wide screens feel uncomfortable because they are wide, but not tall. This monitor feels like my 32 4k, with just a little extra room on the side. I organize my desktop windows by creating 4 1080p quadrants, and still have space on the side for Slack, email, etc. Which is great when demoing or presenting. It comes with a webcam you attach. The webcam is fine, nothing special. As with most webcams it's too wide for my liking but it's nice to have. It's a niche product. It feels like it's build as professional tool, and they've packed a lot of useful features into it. Is it expensive? No doubt. But I don't feel it's an inflated price for what it is.