Deco Gear 39 Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor, 2560 x 1440, HDR400, 165 Hz, 99% sRGB, HDMI 2.0, DP 1.4

I got this on sale and was a bit nervous at the low price, but other reviews were good so I jumped on it.It was easy to set up, came VERY well packed, and they threw in a free hat.I use this as a multipurpose monitor. I do game with it, and appreciate the wide screen and HDR support. I also stream movies and again, works fine.as a work monitor I appreciate the curvature isn't as extreme as others, but scrolling quickly through things I do notice some motion blur.The red light on the back really isn't visible so it seems a bit of a waste.I've not tested internal speakers so I cannot comment on that.Its very sturdy and was easy to assemble

Game changer for home office! The screen (I got the 34”) is big enough for me to keep two “regular screens” open side by side. Having multiple windows with a seamless connection without boarders of traditional multi screen set up is sooooo much better for me and my adhd/ocd combo (lol). The height and ability to tilt has greatly reduced my neck and upper back pain and I actually started to prefer working remotely over going into my very well equipped office. I used to have an odyssey and the picture and adjustable setting are just as good - please note I do not use this for gaming as I’m a ps5 gal, but for the price this is one of the best options -in my opinion - for office/admin staff who require major multitasking.

Monitor is big. was not expecting it to be this big but am happy to have such a big screen. Have not been able to use it as my power had gone out but do enjoy the packaging and fast shipping. would buy again.

I use this monitor for surfing the web, reading books and watching TV shows. It is very good for all of that. When my PC first starts, it takes a few minutes for this monitor to start up - I don't know if that is the fault of the monitor or the video card, but by the time I make a cup of tea, it is ready to work hard all day.

Excellent monitor, I will buy it again

I bought this monitor for a few reasons that it well delivered on.I needed a monitor for digital art. Previously I owed a Sceptre monitor that worked well, but the deadpixels got a hold of it in the end. The color saturation is as good as they claim on the Deco, and i cant find a single deadpixel. It has warm/cool light filters as well as a user custom option. Gamma adjustment, and ofc color/light presets.The rear monitor light is customizable by three colors, red/green/blue. you can turn more then one on or off for different hues. Sometimes you can not adjust the screen brightness/backlight if you have it on a preset already (like game or movie etc.)The widescreen and curve is as luxurious as it sounds for the price. However, not all websites and wallpapers will resize well. I upgraded to opera as chrome as having difficulties. So some troubleshooting is needed before getting cozy.The stand is very sturdy and metal. The monitor needs to be tipped pretty far to fall over. The screen itself is well balanced too. But I would say it is very low for me, and it can not be heightened. Its compatible with 100x100 vesa mounts, so I'm personally picking one up for the adjustable height.The Multi-window/monitor feature is nice, but needs some fine tuning. The PIP mode is a little short, so things get stretched. In the P2P mode, everything is squished together to fit, it just doesn't scale well. The PIP mode might be good for notes or something, a research window or other, I'm trying to find a good excuse for it.On the menu wheel there is a controller icon that adds a red/green crosshair/dot. Its perfect. What else is there to say?There are no speakers. I realized after buying it that the audio jack is an out jack. The hdmi/dp cables will transfer sound to the jack for a speaker or headphones. I feel dumb for this.Some reviews mention ghosting, so far me and my boyfriend don't notice any. We tried a few things, Cyberpunk, Dark and Darker, Civ5, OVW, Warhammer, StarCraft. No noticeable ghosting. However, some games struggle to support such a wide screen and need a mod. Starcraft and Terraria seemed to need them from our testing.I really love this monitor, It appears to be a new one for the brand (released dec 12 22 on amazon) and I'm the 15th to write a review as of april 23. I suspect they have a new model to test and are selling it for a lowered price at the moment (when you compare it to others) while they gain reviews. I suggest getting one while the price is below $220. After a 4 year protection plan and shipping you'll spend just under $300 on a monitor where, the only thing stopping it form being $800+ is the fact is not 4K.I added a few photos, but its impossible to do it good justice. Just buy the Damn thing.

Amazing monitor size and resolution for the price. The sheer size is crazy: almost like stacking two ultrawides on top of each other. This is an absolute work productivity beast (endless rows on spreadsheets) and is very usable for many games. In particular, bright color games like Assassin's Creed and Horizon Zero Dawn play very well. Same goes for many RTS games. This monitor does not have OLED black levels and color pop so it noticeably struggles with dark games like Last of Us and Resident Evil. I put it on a desk mounted stand for height and depth adjustment. Since it is so big, everyone will want different viewing distances and angles. The provided stand is well made but rather large and rigid (no height adjustment). The power cord is a little short but I had many of those saved up over the years. There are very few curved options at this size. You get a lot of monitor for the price. I am very happy.

For the cost is pretty good. Mine had a black speck under the screen but it isn't bad enough I wanted to go through the effort of returning it. I would 100% recommend using a display port cable, I was struggling with getting proper resolution and frame rate with HDMI on my M1 macbook pro but a displayport to usb C cable fixed that.