Curved monitors
Curved monitors
- 113 monitors
A curved monitor curves around your field of view. This ensures that you can see the entire screen at a glance. You have to turn your neck less, which reduces the risk of neck and back pain. In addition, you experience games and movies much more intensely with a curved screen, because it seems like you're in the middle of the action. Another big advantage of a curved screen is that the distance between the screen and your face is the same throughout. This prevents color deviations and annoying light. There are different types of curved screens, such as 3000R, 1800R, or 1000R. The lower the number, the bigger the curvature. An intense curvature such as 1000R is mostly recommended for large monitors or ultrawide monitors.
31,5 inches
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Refresh rate 180 Hz
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Quad HD (1440p)
49 inches
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Refresh rate 144 Hz
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Quad HD (1440p)
34 inches
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Refresh rate 100 Hz
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Quad HD (1440p)
40 inches
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Refresh rate 180 Hz
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1 ms
49 inches
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Refresh rate 240 Hz
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Quad HD (1440p)
37 inches
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Refresh rate 165 Hz
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4K (UHD)
34 inches
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Refresh rate 100 Hz
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Quad HD (1440p)
27 inches
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Refresh rate 180 Hz
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WQHD
34 inches
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Refresh rate 100 Hz
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Quad HD (1440p)
44,5 inches
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Refresh rate 165 Hz
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Quad HD (1440p)
34 inches
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Refresh rate 180 Hz
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Quad HD (1440p)
32 inches
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Refresh rate 60 Hz
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4K (UHD)
31,5 inches
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Refresh rate 170 Hz
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Quad HD (1440p)
27 inches
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Refresh rate 180 Hz
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Full HD (1080p)
34 inches
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Refresh rate 175 Hz
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Quad HD (1440p)
