The only downside to this bleeding-edge monitor is that it requires bleeding-edge tech to go along with it. Enhanced with the Neo Quantum Processor, it delivers brighter whites, deeper blacks and near-infinite color contrast, for an intensely captivating view in QD-OLED.

Sporting a minimalist aesthetic, the display rocks a thin black bezel atop a hexagonal base, complete with customizable ARGB lighting. This streamlined display features a slim bezel on three sides and no distractions from the dazzlingly precise, lifelike image while 7W Stereo Speakers with MaxxAudio® complete your immersive experience. Whatever the task, our LG UltraWide Monitor unveils wide views and high performance to push your productivity.The smallest we've seen is 24 inches (measured diagonally); most are 27 inches or larger, with clusters at 30, 34, 35, and 49 inches. Enjoy stunning images with the breathtaking detail and immaculate color reproduction that can only come from the market leader in value-rich monitors — VIOTEK.

Curved gaming displays are particularly good for racing games, flight simulators, and other games (particularly non-shooters) that provide panoramic views. The U3824DW's IPS Black panel provides superior contrast, and it easily covers the full sRGB color space. Features such as a 100Hz refresh rate and support for AMD's FreeSync adaptive-sync technology will appeal to game designers and make it suitable for dual duty for artistic workers who enjoy some light gaming after hours. I've also written a host of articles about astronomy, space science, travel photography, and astrophotography for PCMag and its past and present sibling publications (among them, Mashable and ExtremeTech), as well as for the PCMag Digital Edition.

Its slim, sleek frame, paired with a gorgeous OLED panel, means that this 49-inch curved monitor is sure to impress even the staunchest of ultrawide naysayers. Its screen isn't quite as wide as the more common 49-inch monitors we have reviewed, but it may be easier to find room for in a home office or other place where space is at a premium. Turn on Variable Refresh Rate and enjoy experience stutter-free action not possible from most televisions. Obviously, you'll need a big, wide desk with adequate depth or front-to-back clearance to allow for the curve to align across two displays. The LG 49WL95C-W is a 49-inch super ultrawide display that's great for office use as it's packed with features like a USB hub.

From TVs and refrigerators to laptops and computer monitors, LG UK delivers home electronics that let you embrace life and prepare you for its greatest moments. With an eye-catching cabinet design and a jumbo ultrawide OLED panel, the Philips Evnia 34M2C8600 is a top-notch monitor that will delight cost-no-object gamers seeking the best available display. The large screen is great for productivity and creativity because you can open multiple screens side by side.Screen is not that bright, advertised brightness of 300 nits, while on rtings it measures around the 260. Few viewers would normally be that far from the screen, except perhaps when watching movies in a group. The Dell UltraSharp U3824DW, a 38-inch ultrawide productivity monitor, is ideal for a small or home office. If you have an AMD graphics card and don't need something with native G-SYNC support, the Dell Alienware AW3423DWF and the MSI MEG 342C QD-OLED are very similar and cost less. Note for macbook users:- Uncheck the "High Dynamic Range" option from screen settings, otherwise you end up with a completely washed-out screen.

This combines with sRGB 99% Picture Mode, an incredibly accurate color gamut for creators, and 100Hz refresh rate for fast action, movement and motion. I don't really use the speakers, but I have tried them and I have to say the Mac has a much better sound quality, so that's one issue to consider. This LG doesn't come cheap, but gives you a lot—both feature-wise and in terms of sheer screen—for the money. The Flicker Safe technology and reading mode ensure you can use the monitor comfortably all day long.However, QD-OLEDs like this have downsides, like the risk of permanent burn-in when exposed to the same static elements over time. I currently focus my testing efforts on 3D printers, pro and productivity displays, and drives and SSDs of all sorts. The E45c's screen isn't quite as wide as the more common 49-inch monitors we have reviewed, but its size is more manageable, particularly for home offices or other tight spaces.