I Used an Ultrawide Monitor for 1500 Days (Worth It?)
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- I've used an ultrawide monitor in my desk setup for 4 years, and these are my thoughts...
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I've myself gone from 2 Monitors side-by-side to an Ultrawide.
I'm just loving it.
Only if OLED Ultrawides with 265 Hz Refresh Rates existed.
That would be a dream come true.
240hz ultrawide oled exists, u wont notice the differance to 265hz :P
Fun timing as I just went the opposite way. Rather than going wider I have gone to a taller 3:2 aspect ratio. I have been using an ultrawide for a number of years and there are certainly pros to it but for me I prefer a more square aspect ratio. I didn't think I would be this way until I saw this monitor in person randomly in a store a few months ago and fell in love with its 3840x2560 resolution. I had to wait a few months for it to get released in Europe but it *finally* came in stock the other week and I got it last Monday and it is heaven. My only "negative" is that it is 60Hz although honestly it isn't a big deal for me as it isn't for gaming but if gaming is your thing and you need that 120Hz or higher then it isn't the monitor for you. But if you work with a lot of text then it is superb. One of the things I love about this monitor though is the "M-book" colour profile setting which matches the MacBook Pro's colour profile so if you're a Mac user it is a great feature to have as you don't have that odd colour difference you get with most monitors compared to the Mac's stunning display without having to go through colour calibration. It also has full native macOS support so brightness [auto] adjustment, etc. is all done identically so you don't have one screen brighter than the other and having to adjust them separately to get the same level, etc.
I ended up buying Apple Studio Display over 38-inch ultrawide option a couple of months ago. I still cannot judge myself if the small 5K 27-inch was the best choice over 38-inch. Thanks to web cam and high quality speaker integration, my desktop is so clean with just one single cable. The build quality is way better than other plastic frames. I fill the small screen real state with laptop display as a second monitor for my heavy work.
I’m using two 27” 2K Asus monitors, with one set up vertically and the other horizontally. This setup is ideal for streaming and other tasks. For my office work, I upgraded to an ultrawide monitor, which makes more sense for that environment.
Been using a 34 inch ultrawide at my office for a few months that I’m a huge fan of but recently got the MSI MPG321URX and I feel like 32 inches is an absolutely perfect size for working and gaming for me! I always have my LG Dualup at home with that monitor and it feels like the perfect setup for me
Good review bro, my next monitor will be an ultrawide.
Hi Cole, I recently got the BenQ lightbar but the version with the controls on the lightbar itself, should I stick with it or get the halo version? Since you have the halo version but said in the previous setup video that you would prefer to havethe version with the controls on the lightbar itself.
Yo bro I also want an ultra wide...please suggest one and also do a giveaway please...by the way how do you create such amazing videos? Like what is the crabby patty formula?
the black bars while gaming literally arent an issue
but other than that, i like the vid
So what do you think we should go for all for same price
1080p 144hz
4k 60hz
or
1080p ultrawide but 60hz
?
Depends on what you want to do with it. If you want to game and that is your primary thing you will be doing, then 1080p 144hz. (Note: You can get a really good 1440p 144hz for the same price nowadays. If you are using a laptop or are focused on school, work, or any other "just browsing" or desktop related functions, the 4k 60hz would be your best bet. I wouldn't reccomend a 1080 ultrawide because the ppi (pixels-per-inch) is going to be VERY low at that size and resoultion. If you don't know what that means its essentialy the clarity of the image. Most people will notice, if stuff like text becomes blurry or is wayyy to sharp to the point of being fake looking.
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The way you’re ending your sentences is really annoying because u end it with either your voice fading or extending the last word so long I’m playing a minigame in my head and repeat every word you extend
No hate tho