CORSAIR Xeneon Flex 45WQHD240 Review
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- Опубліковано 14 гру 2022
- Corsair finally sent us their retail version of the XENEON 45WQHD240 Gaming Monitor for review!
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Someone needs to get two of these and only bend the left side of the left one and the right side of the right one. I just want to see what it would look like to have two side by side with the ends bent and the middle where they meet still straight. It would be completely impractical but I just want to see what it would look like.
Who cares
@@mikezappulla4092 Probably the guy asking to see it?
@@mikezappulla4092 someone does
Me. Flight sim!
@@mikezappulla4092 yeah the guy asking obviously does, i'd like to see it honestly 🤷♂ be cool for a racing sim or flight sim
Honestly Jay, I don't really care about the adjustability. If they just had a set curve and upped the resolution to 4K, I would be sold at asking price. But 45" at 1440p? Nah, no way.
The Osyssey G9 is also 1440p, although it's 49"
Watching Jay talk about OLED contrast/black levels reminds me of when I first got my OLED TV. The Nightmare Before Christmas was like an entirely new experience on OLED with a movie that's so high contrast black/white for so many scenes.
🤔🤔
Definitely relate. I just recently purchased a 65" LG C2 OLED. Never going back. The colors and contrast is just absolutely mind blowing.
I think a good way to describe OLED is like having a subwoofer. The low detail is so much clearer with something that can reach down there, and that applies for brightness as well
I've been staying off oleds because they say you lose alot of details in the dark. wich would be bad for Tarkov - have i been misinformed or?
@@dacel88 I play Tarkov a lot on my C1 oled TV, but I also play it at my work with an ips gaming monitor. I don't really notice a difference in how well I can see the dark areas. Tarkov is so dark that I have to increase the gamma from Nvidia control panel for both of the displays. I think that oled looks similar to VA panels in Tarkov, so it just has more contrast between dark and light areas
@@Looooordi Thanks for the tip mate, greatly appreciated!
I switched to a 42 inch LG C2 and it is a game changer for real. I thought the size would be too big, but grew accustomed to it the same day. Also there is truth about the eye strain Jay speaks of here, and it is substantially less than my previous VA panel.
I did the same thing! Unfortunately my LG C2 42" EVO has unbearable pink spots that are noticeable in gaming. So I'll be getting a replacement.
@@jonRock That's a shame. With electronics, it's luck of the lottery. I don't game yet on an OLED, but I just bought the 65" C2 for my TV. Absolutely incredible. I can't go back to LCD or LED lol
@@wombat5252 yeah...I have the absolute worst freaking luck with electronics.
How deep is your desk, for a 42 inch monitor?
I am considering a 42 oled, but my desk is only 60cm deep (23.6 inches) and I'm afraid it's not enough.
you use the 42" as a desktop monitor?
Love that OLED and QD-OLED monitors are getting more common! Still quite expensive of course but definitely worth it imo especially if you also use your monitor to watch movies or videos in general
Do you think you are better off getting a QD-OLED monitor?
I've been using my cx for my pc for a year now and love it. Might have to look into this.
I just got the alienware oled ultrawide and it's amazing.
the flex is definitely just a party trick or for testing what you want in a shop because you will just find your favourite curvature and then leave it there
it's mostly to ramp up production of bendable displays in general
Yea, the only use case I can think of are if you wanted to get curvature for immersion in media, and then flat for graphics design/other productivity related needs
It isn't really that good for trying out curvatures. It can be basically any radius in between but you basically have to eyeball it.
I would 100% change the curve: tighter for combat flight sim, more open for RPGs. I just need to fabricate a bracket to get it on my gas strut monitor arm, which shouldn’t be difficult. There are use cases for it, though I accept you’re probably correct for the majority. But even if you are correct, it’s still a good feature because the one model caters to all curve preferences. It means they don’t have to tool the manufacturing line for flat, 1800R, 1500R, etc. models. If you like the panel specs for the Alienware DW(insert rest of model numbers here) but not the curve, then you have to buy a different monitor. For that reason alone, it’s brilliant.
The real party trick is being able to dial in exactly what your favourite curvature is, rather than having to adapt to whatever fixed curvature the manufacturer set it at. Personally, I generally prefer flat panels because I'm bothered by the geometric perspective distortion curved panels introduce when my eyeballs aren't in exactly the right position, but I suspect that problem could be mitigated if I could dial in exactly the right curvature for my exact eyeballs at my exact viewing distance.
This is a great looking monitor, but it didn't render any thing obsolete. The price tag on this thing is going to ensure other cheaper monitors continue to be sold.
I said the same thing, and now the title of the video is changed.
@@the_Scarlet_one they clickbait for the first while then change it to something more relevant. always been the way. Algorithm baiting for new viewers is apparently more important than interesting current subs to all Tech channels.
@@CuzImAzz I pretty much refuse to watch the clickbait, and I have enjoyed this channel for years, so I noticed the change before and didn’t realize why.
It's one of those items where, sure it may not do well in the sales category (though I hardly ever expect anything in this sort of price category to sale well anyways), but years down the road when its gimmick is standard people will point back to it.
True but I agree Jay saying it is a very important piece of electronics in your life and it is worth every penny. People upgrade 1,000 dollar phones every two years and being too cheap on the monitors IMAO.
I love the idea of the base for this monitor. Makes me think they could make them where the screen is hot swappable. So if something happens to it you just unhook it from the base and swap it out or swap it out for a standard 16:9 screen or whatever screen sized they have available that fit that particular base!
thank you for the cleaning the water blocks it did help me alot, yall are great. thank you.
I disagree with the clickbait title.
Imo, 43" too big for 1440p. 249hz is nice, but I think the AW still has the lead.
Since I'm a fan of Corsair products and I've kind of been sticking to the Corsair ecosystem this looks like a potential monitor for the future. It may not have the ability to be vesa mountable but since the main screen pedestal is housing all of the monitors components that make it function I like how all of the controls and inputs have been made easily accessible because of it. I like my current 32" monitor a lot as it has gotten me to a larger screen size I've been wanting for a while.
But it's mainly just a 1080p monitor I got a really good deal on. Since I'm slowly refreshing my system and making it more premium than when I first built it this screen will compliment it nicely. But my goal is still a new high-end graphics card so this will be a while into the future. I'd love to be able to experience HDR as my XBox ONE S and Windows 10 supports it but my tv and monitor does not.
Unrelated but thank you so much! I watched your video about bent cpu pins and managed to fix mine with your help!
Welcome back home Jay🥳hope you had a lovely vacation
Going from a VA was a big difference with IPS. Going from IPS to IPS High Frame/HDR was a big step up. I can only Imagine high framerate OLED HDR panels. My wife gets to have the big difference of VA to IPS High Framerate HDR panel this Christmas. Can't wait to give it to her.
I bought a LG C2 and sent it back due to pink tint on the screen on a white background, supposedly common with any of the LG OLED displays.
You arent actually missing that much, the contrast is better but most of it is just hype.
People take small differences and blow it way out of proportion because the internet is going to internet.
Oh yeah give it to her bud
@@spider0804I had to return the IPS ASUS 240hz and wait for the Alienware QD-OLED 175hz after being spoiled by my LG C1s. The difference is insane.
@@BotThot If the difference between oled and qd-oled is the same as oled and non oled it will not be that different.
Will wait until I can see one with my own eyes because I am tired of people turning a small difference into a big one.
@spider0804 Bought her a 32in LG Ultragear . She's going from a 27-inch HP. There will be a big difference. Especially since its colors aren't calibrated correctly anymore it's a 5ms Panel it I'd high refresh but feels odd with GSYNC but then mouse inputs feel floaty cuz of the speed of response time. It's gotten extremely heavy use. It's about 9 years old now. I had to send my ASUS PG329Q back 3 times before I got a working one. But once I got one that worked, it was a huge difference between my slow original 5ms 60hz IPS Panel to the ASUS one.
I really love that adjustability and choice has become so important. The tech on this looks really nice. For me the lack of vesa support is a deal breaker though as I need a tall dual monitor mount as most desks are just too short. I have a really long torso. I have also never been into ultrawide and curved displays myself. Really cool technology and cant wait to see what else they come up with and see pricing come down on this kind of thing as I do want an oled panel.
LG makes this directly from them and is 4k and bendable, but it's $2500 🤣 It moves up and down too! but the price tag is insane.
LG has an identical version of this monitor coming out this week, and it can be vesa mounted.
I really like how the ports are attached to the stand.
welcome back jay hope u & the family had a good holiday
For those that aren't interested in the adjustable curve, or the fixed stand, LG also has this panel available (for preorder atm) with a fixed 800R curve and VESA mount capability.
Model name, please?
@@RevFilmore LG 45GR95QE-B
@@playerzero0000 legend
This is such a cool monitor. It has 240hz while at the same having great contrast and color reproduction due to OLED. I would personally really like if they make a smaller version of it like a 27 inch in the future.
There’s already three brands that have announced a release of a 27 inch oled….. dough, LG, and asus if I’m correct.
@@sleepybear7642 since there’s a 27”, the next logical step is 24.5”
There are many 240hz 2k monitors out there, but theyre not OLED. Even Samsung G8 4K 240hz VA.
@@sleepybear7642 not bendable though
There is check lg site
Oh boy do I wan't it but its way more expensive than my fairly high-end setup. 5800X3D, 32GB, 6800 XT and 1440p/144Hz panel. Whole setup with all peripherals was 1800$.
This monitor looks good but the resolution doesn't make sense, I think that might affect demand. I want this monitor but not at that resolution.
yeah 3440x1440 even on this 👽 QD-OLED panel is almost not pixel dense enough lol, definitely wouldn't go with this same resolution at 11" bigger
34” is good size for that res
@@deminybs Lol you beat me to saying that.
I would be interested in a 32" widescreen version of this monitor.
Same and with a VESA mount
It looks amazing. Corsair never fail to impress. Using a 1440p Rog Swift panel with a 3080 12GB atm and am loving gaming with that setup. Cheers Jay!!! Oh, give Phil a rise, he was awesome with the AMD coverage!!!!
Did we ever get a “finished tour” of the new office? Love those vlogs.
"Bendable" monitor sounds as cool as power seats do. Once you set it, you'll probably never, ever, mess with it again.
Another gimmick to pass on.
I disagree slightly.
Being able to adjust the bend to exactly where you want it seems really nice.
I've been using the 48" CX over two years as a full 4k pc gaming monitor with no issues at all. The picture looks as good as when it was new. Just use a little common since with these and they'll be fine. I'll never go back to a standard lcd monitor. So amazing the difference.
I have two displays for my pc. A 48" standard lcd/led and a 48" oled (on a L shaped desk). All productivity apps, web surfing, email and even game installs are performed on lcd/led monitor. All game play is performed on oled. Game HUDS, life meters etc. can still potentially be a problem but I don't expect any retention for years.
Same! I am hooked on my LG48" oled, going on 2yrs, and have had no issues.
I ordered the LG variant that doesn’t bend. It’s fixed 800r curvature but vesa mounting is necessary for my situation and it’s only for gaming. The curve isn’t bad for sim racing which is primarily what I’ll use it for but definitely improves immersion for other games. Can’t wait for it to arrive!
The 240hz ultrawide??? I purchased the 27” oled 240 I’m so exited after using the Samsung g7 VA
@@nc33228 Yeah the ultra wide. My original intention was to do triple 32” for sim racing but have always been hesitant as I’m spoiled by OLED. I already have a cheap ultra wide which I like for most other games and when I saw that LG announced the 45” ultra wide, I knew that this was going to be the best option…though I did briefly think about doing 3x27” OLED monitors but that’s too expensive right now. Can’t wait for it to arrive!
My treat to upgrade 2yrs ago to a LG CX on sale was a worthwhile upgrade imo. However, the advancements in modern QLED is definitely offering a very similar visual experience for noticeably less money and a great alternative for more budget minded and discerning people 🥰✊💪👍
I’m coming from a VA 240hz is the oled 240hz noticeable
How will 3440x1440 on a 45 inch display look like though? I wish it were 4k at this size for more PPI.
Yup, either 4k at that size or smaller to fit the resolution better.
I have a 34" 21:9 ultrawide, and for my money that's the perfect size and form factor for a desktop PC monitor. Mine is a 2560x1080 panel, which is a bit too low on pixel density at that size, but 3440x1440 would be just about perfect at 34" I reckon.
@@bartolomeothesatyr yes, 3440x1440 on a 34" is fine, but this monitor is significantly larger at 45".
@@bartolomeothesatyr Interestingly, the ppi is about the same between 34" 2560x1080 and 45" 3440x1440.
im still not sold on a 45" 3440x1440. im currently on a 32" 3440x1440 and the PPI is good, not great. maybe if youre sitting far enough away itll be ok but doesnt that kind of defeat the purpose of a curved monitor?
Have a 32" 3440x1440 aswell I completely agree. What is it with companies making these massive monitors but then having a far too low resolution? I dont care about 240Hz. I would take 5160×2160 @120Hz over 3440x1440 @240Hz any day.
You guys sure it’s 32”? Maybe you meant 34” since that’s ultrawide 3440 x 1440p and 32” is 16:9 ratio that usually comes in at 2560x1440 resolution
YES! Magnolia Hi-Fi was a Seattle-based company that dealt in all high-end electronics. Nice reference, Jay! They always had the best stuff!
OLED really is amazing. I've had OLED TV's and just recently bought the LG C2. I cannot go back to LCD or even LED. Their colors and contrasts are mind blowing.
The big loss here for me is the resolution and pixel density. 1440 with a screen this size is pretty noticeable. Especially with a monitor that most people sit closer to than a TV. It will be more impressive once they can get it up to 4K in the future.
WDYM, this is GREAT. Good luck achieving 240hz with 4K Ultrawide. This will be absolutely perfect if you ever owned a 34" ultrawide. Godlike wide and height to inmerse yourself in a game.
@@AnA-js7wv, it's not great. It may be good, but it's not great. My Odyssey G9 has 25 more ppi than this monitor, and supports 240 Hz. Also, stretching 1440 to this screen height IS noticeable. You might be okay with it if you had less before and can't compare it to anything else, but it is pretty dismal. Especially for $2000. For this size, I'd rather have 144 Hz at 4K. Just my opinion though. Other people might be happy with this for the money. I just think it can be better spent right now.
@@jkell411 exactly and not sure how it makes every other monitor obsolete as the title says
It’s because he’s sponsored/fan boy Corsair
@@AnA-js7wv Refresh rate is by far the least important metric. I'd take anything over 60hz if this thing was 4K with ZERO complaints.
OLED will ruin you, no truer words have been said. I had a cx 48, now a QD oled by Alienware. I almost want to buy this! Great review!
How much better is it compared to IPS or VA? On a scale 1-10?
@@fynkozari9271 on the cx night and day. 4k oled has ZERO competition. The Alienware is good as well but 4k oled gaming in HDR is unreal. I don’t think it gets better right now 10/10
@@fynkozari9271 10
@@mjsheen8445 So Ips and Va? 5 of 10?
@@fynkozari9271 you said how much better in scale of 1 to 10
I hope the quality of this Corsair monitor will stand. I just built a new PC no compromise last Saturday, and have spent the last week solving blue screen issues resulted from faulty corsiar ddr 5 memory and a 5000D airflow case with the side panel not manfacuted to fit the case and has gaps.
As someone who owns an LG Oled I can vouch for Jay. I didn’t even watch tv anymore but then I got my OLED and it is the best 2k I’ve spent by far
As cool as this is... I just want to know what the actual panel is so I can go looking for it without the bending thing that probably ads 600+ to the final price :( I can't see myself using that feature enough to justify it as an optional price add... Cool bit of kit, but to feature rich for my needs.
Lg45uw something just go to lg’s site not that much cheaper
it's cool, just waiting for a 4k 144hz 27 flat or 32" curved. At the price point of the xeneon it has somewhat low dpi and doesn't exactly hit rated peak brighness. Nice to see more oled monitors make it to the market. Oled is just so good, hopefully it comes down in price.
This is too pixelated 14:00, I have LG 32gk650f 32inch 1440p 144hz, 91.79 ppi. Its not that good I prefer 100+.
I have a 4k 144hz, brand new gigabyte m28u for under 500
i have a samsung 240ghz 27" curved & never used it . fook gaming & upgrades a con job
Since 2019 nothing has really been all that just the gpu 4090 BRB 2025 when they release the Q . . . . . series
January Samsung is supposed to come out with one. I think it’s 4k 144hz+ and OLED!! I’ve been waiting forever for those 3 combined in a monitor
@@jackf3619 I want them to do 5k and 6k 120hz+
Great video... I wonder if Phil would use this monitor to play Control or use it to video edit... Looks very interesting...
i love how jay admits that a secret passion of his is a specific computer component
Holy cow that is one big monitor
Agreed, usually when it comes to ultrawide, they shrink the height. Here? Absolutely not, which is a pretty big boon at it’s insane price.
It's nice, but that pixel resolution is a nonstarter for me. The monitor is way too big for that pixel count, especially if you're dropping $2k on it.
Would love more Monitor videos! Keep it up Jay! :DDD 💪
Does this have built-in crosshair?
Now if they made a motorised one that would be perfect 🤤
Add a vesa mount and maybe.
LG makes a 42" version that does
I couldn't fit this size in my current setup, I'd need something around the 32" mark, but I think I personally would look for something with this level of visual spec, but without the bendability. It's super cool and all, but I don't want to HAVE to use the stand it comes with. I like the extra desk room a monitor mount gives. I'm happy with a flat monitor and would rather have other features than a curve at the size I'm using. Also the price of 2k is a hard pill to swallow for what is, at the end of the day, a hobby.
The alienware QD oled is probably the best thing on the market around that size right now, much more reasonably priced too.
@@MrGlockshna Terrible, TERRIBLE sub-pixel layout that absolutely ruins the screen for anything other than videos and gaming. Those green lines are horrendous to look at.
That peel was JayzTwoHub at its best. What a glorious looking panel, and I'm not normally a fan of the ultrawide, but this..
I would love to see VESA points on the back of that electronics box. I'm planning a setup that would have a display like this that I can use for flightsims, then convert it into a standing desk for doing my graphics work.
This has been the promise of OLED from the very beginning. Glad to see it's finally here.
They have a desk clamp coming in Q1 2023.
Good review. Getting mine in couple days
2K for a screen is insane. Especially in a world where more and more ppl struggle in general.
Still waiting for a 3440x1440p, 34-38" monitor vesa compatible. Glad oled ones are coming and hopefully we'll see cheaper ones in the near future.
My Alienware aw34dw is pretty incredible
There are tons of 3440x1440 vesa compatible haha
Something you have your eyes pointed at 40+ hours a week for years is not that bad of a deal.
$2000 is only twice what a cell phone costs and this screen will last you years longer.
The LG version that doesn't bend is up for pre-order at $1700 and will likely sell for less after launching.
A pity regarding the resolution, for a panel this size, the pixel density is a deal breaker for me. But I look forward to the upcoming DP2.1 OLED 7680 x 2160 ultra wide panels with hopefully 240Hz would finally let me replace my dual 4K 144Hz panels with perfect HDR OLEDs with a decent resolution. However if that doesn't come true, then I'd have to wait for 2x 4K 240Hz OLEDs powered by the 4090.
1440 is fine… don’t be a 4k snob
@@mikerzisu9508 1440 with this ppi is equivalent to a 27" 1080p monitor. Thats not fine. If this monitor was 40" maybe id consider it.
good to have you back Jay. Phil was awesome but it's you I watch the channel for and have learnt from for some time
I'll never own one but man I'm really blown away by the progress of tech!
Too bad the resolution makes it trash....esp for that price. The LG variant is about $300 cheaper and has the same panel, VESA support. If i had to buy i would definitely go for the LG variant. Its already up for pre order
Did anyone find the height measurements for this one?
Currently use my old 42 inch LG tv as a monitor and while I like this very much, I wouldn’t wanna go down a lot in height.
Most ultrawide monitors that are ~34 inch are from a height perspective only about a 27 inch 16:9 monitor which I find a little tiny.
This is a little taller than a 32" in 16:9 and a lot wider. Exact Dimensions (when flat) is 17.5" tall by 41.5" wide. Quite big and pushing the 1440p resolution.
Your C2 is 20.35" in panel height while this is 17.73" which is roughly equivalent to a 36" 16:9 monitor.
@@JoviaI1 I measured it, it is almost exactly the size of a 48" TV running a 21:9 aspect ratio.
Best tech news I've heard all year, & about time. I'm unlikely to shell out for this model, but hopefully this leads to competition & OLED being a sensible option for a PC monitor.
I agree about displays u need a good one and it needs to be pleasant to look at.
I still await the day of 32" 4K with OLED and 120Hz+
Best size for pixel density and closer viewing distances, best format for HDR content, best refresh rate for gaming. The true triple threat monitor.
There's one thats 34" by Alienware that I've been using and really enjoy. Look up the AW3423DWF. There's also the non-f model that's has the g-sync ultimate certification and a higher refreshrate, but you shouldn't really notice a difference between the two if you were to look at them side by side. It also supports 10bit color, but at a lower refreshrate than the max advertised specs; you're gonna be looking at 120hz with the dwf model and 144hz for the dw model
Same here
Who the fuck wants some bendable monitor?? Like why do all the stupid stuff that no one asked for
Give us what we want instead smh
Is 3440x1440 enough for 45”? It seemed perfect on 34” models but this might be a bit big
It has about the same pixel density of a 55" 4k tv, and that looks fine.
@@drunkhusband6257 Not even close, the PPI is way higher. Also you sit farther back on a TV.
@@MrMrTravman PPI on a 55" 4k is almost identical to this monitor...sorry....they are both right over 80ppi
@@drunkhusband6257 Yeah my bad, the point still stands about sitting distance though. Makes a big difference.
Welcome back. Hope you enjoyed your vacation!
The website doesn't mention any useable dimensions. Just diagonal, which doesn't tell you anything. Width and height (both all the way down and all the way up on the mount) would be nice.
I hope to see this panel tech in a monitor that I can actually put on a VESA mount. I can't care less about the bendable gimmick, I like the panel itself.
Then get the LG version. It doesn't bend and is about $300 cheaper.
@roenie It wasn't really a recommendation just that LG has released a monitor with that panel and VESA mount for $300 cheaper than the Corsair. I have the Alienware 34" QD-OLED and I would recommend that over both of these.
The bending is amazing. When I want to WATCH content, I prefer a flat non curved screen. When I play any game, I prefer curved. This is the best of both worlds!
I like how Phil is a smart shopper with them Wranglers. Good choice Phil.
So USB C alt mode setting, when set to 4 lane will pretty much invalidate the use of the USB A ports, whereas 2 lane will not. But for 2 lane, DP 1.4 with DSC will be required from the CPU. So that's an interesting consideration. It's great to see the control as most monitors do not have that and may always run in 4 lane leaving useless USB A ports.
Thanks a lot Jay
But... Alienware? I mean yeah it is 175hz/165hz instead of 240, but their models are also less than half the price and have a more reasonable pixel density at 34". But nevertheless, I am just really excited that OLED has finally made it to the gaming market!
1440p at such a big size is almost unusable. You can literally see the pixels.
burn in is definitely a concern. I am shocked that he brushed it off so quickly multiple times. While yea LG does put in great anti burn in features, they arent 100% worry free like he makes them seem. If you are spending your hard earned money on an Oled (like I have) definitely invest in a good warranty plan or do things to prevent it, like no wallpaper, no desktop icons, and no task bar.
This is the only reason why I am not going OLED for a monitor, I would love to because OLED looks beautiful.
You don't even need to invest, almost all OLED monitors come with longer burn-in warranties than the actual monitor warranty.
Yeah i have still yet to see an oled display that doesn't suffer image retention , especially if you like retro games
How do I complete hide task bar, I hide and there is still a 2 pixel tall white line at the bottom left
@@nc33228 You can't sadly. Yet even if there was minor burn in from that tiny line, you probably wouldn't even notice it.
Would love to see this tech adapt to content creating monitors. That would be cool.
I'd be curious to know how they'll manage to keep the bend radius even across the entire screen after repeated use.
You don’t have to sell me on OLED; I remember seeing my first OLED screen. Back about 2008 at the Sony Style store, Sony had one of the first OLED TVs. It was the size of a license plate but also as thin as a license plate - like a license plate with a miraculous video image blazing out one side of it.
I want this so bad but $2k for non 4k? Corsair basically said everyone has to pay to play lol. Can't seem to make up my mind between this or the Odyssey Neo.
Edit: I bought the Neo shortly after this video and within a month, I noticed quite a few dead pixels. Thankfully, I was able to return it. When the Flex drops in price I may pick it up and pair it with the 57"G9. Sucks that the 49"g9 oled only has 1800r and uses mini hdmi.
LG is going to release the same monitor aka 45GR95QE-B but for 1700 usd.
And way more brand are supose to get that exact same panel. MSI/Gigabyte.
Even Samsung are supposed to have thier variant during 2023.
@@user-Cata7sti7ma7 gigabyte makes amazing quality monitors especially for their price point
If you're going 1440P I don't see why you'd buy this over the LG offerings other than everyone's hard on for OLED.
It's expensive because it's the only one of it's type give it are year and other brands will bring out their versions which will cut the price of this monitor in half considering the spec's of this monitor is pretty average $2000 is abit much to ask for.
I bought mine on Amazon with 20% off. I've had it for over a month. Just saw your review, so thanks for agreeing with me regarding my choice. Great monitor!
Thanks for this video, the screen looks dope even though I probably wouldn't bend it, I'm not a fan of curving screens, but simply hearing that OLED technology has matured and become more affordable was enough to make me have a look if there's any good offers.
Fantastic, now I can finally have a full Corsair themed build!
Inbound for pumphead buzz
@@tacticalcenter8658 Input noted, I'm going to enjoy it even more now. Fanboy? 😂
@@tacticalcenter8658 let people enjoy things, marinate in cynicism on your own time.
Jay, it's absolutely stunning that you can see all the details in that 8K HDR mirror dimension clip.
...but I checked on Asus PG279 and MG279 and I can see all the details you point out very well and in 1440p at that! The colors are not the same, for sure. Judging from your footage you also have a lot more contrast (where there shouldn't be as much) - this could be due to filming and youtube though.
So umm: "Normally you can't see that" part is straight up false.
I remember checking on another one of your monitor videos.
Next time please put a nice led monitor beside it and check the details. I'm sure it's MUCH better than older led panels, but not the details part.
Love ya still, cheers.
Linus and him slip in small white lies to boost sales for his cut of the money. Never once seen a 100% honest review or showcase.
I wholeheartedly agree with experiencing OLED. I have always drooled over them at the stores, and this Black Friday I picked one up.. The contrast while gaming and movie watching makes everything pop. Truly an amazing experience.
Right?!?! I just bought an LG C2 about a month ago. Never had OLED before but I'm never going back. The colors and contrast ratios are INSANE.
I am happy this is on the market.
Even if AW has the QD OLED, it still emits a lot of blue light for me, WOLED is sadly the only panel type to far on the market I have no problems with.
I don't get why they really had to go with such huge size, also especially with such small resolution. Very expensive for those specs.
I'll wait for 4K 16:9 32" or so size to appear, hopefully on CES we see some !
Cant believe Corsair lied about the price not $2000 a few months back, its $1999.
2000$ for 1440 🤡🤡🤡
If you have the money, why not
@@grimdicer152 If you have the money, that doesn't mean you're stupid
I loved the fact during the cable mod advertising all of the cables were out of stock. I guess that means they are popular.
Upgraded my screen to a 28 inch 4K IPS screen from my old 27 inch TN panel (both 144hz, both have Gsync support). I'm so happy with it and it was so much cheaper on black friday. A good pairing with my GPU upgrade that I waited 2 years for...
I got the Neo G8 for 999 4k 32, Miniled 240hz. Best monitor for me in ages. I was old school and spent 1000 on a Mitsubishi 2070sb CRT monitor back in the day. It's taken a very long time for non CRT to catch up, in my eyes. I also got the 4090, I wanted the 3090 2 years ago when i built my system, but its like fate decided waiting for 4090 would be the best thing.
Congrats on both of us finally in the 4k realm!
I've never had a good experience with OLED. I've *always* has issues with burnin. (for everything other than a mobile device anyway) **edit** .....and now I'm at the anti-pixel retention part of the video haha. Nicely done Jay
I hate this sensationalized title on videos. It doesn't make everything else obsolete at all, maybe in a few years when the tech gets more affordable, but until then it's just another enthusiast product.
Ur momma lol
@@TheGentleSenpai I appreciate your insightful and well thought out reply. Cheers.
Hard agree on this one
If u dont have titles like these ur vids will not be pushed by youtube. Thts how algorithms works.
It's how the UA-cam game is played unfortunately. Linus Jay and others have admitted to not liking having to use them l, but those titles help with the algorithm.
It helps get views in the door. Which equals money. Money that is used for the business and salaries.
first video i have seen someone tuck the handles in on the sides that makes me want this more now haha i was thinking the handles always stuck out
Just ordered one for the Digital Storm system coming my way in a few weeks (Velox pretty much maxed out except for hard pipes) looks like this will be a great tool. Might need to beef up that circuit breaker....
Is this clickbait it really feels like clickbait;)
My current monitor is roughly 9 years old, and thinking about a huge update/upgrade for this coming year for PC and all. Might give this a look at.
I saw this in store today and was convinced, I came here to see if you had reviewed it and well let’s just say I’m planning to unbox soon 😏
I'd love for you to compare this to the Alienware QD-OLED monitors, so hear your opinion on the different approaches to OLED and compare them side by side
Nice concept. Maybe next time I am in the market for new monitors.
I have a LG OLED CX55. I run it at 35 percent brightness and sometimes the whites still hurt my eyes. It is my main computer and gaming monitor. The silhouette of a few stagnant screen elements(task bar, browser tabs, desktop icons, etc) have burnt in before. But never more than an outline, and the Pixel Refresher to date has not failed to remove the burn in. Cost me 2K but it has been worth it so far.
If the "burn in" is disappearing, it's not burn in. It's image retention. Burn in doesn't go away.
being able to bend each side independently is awesome tho. even better for more normal "corner" desks where just do the one bend and have the other "flat"
I love this. Buti am guessing it does not look as good as glass (Like my 48" C1 or any other OLED
LIKE WIRE, i wonder how many times you can bend it before it snaps. Love your channel
This is what I was waiting for.
I really am not feeling the curved ultrawides ( still using old flat 34' LG ) adn wish them to build flat high end one to buy - and this is the future !
You want flat - ok , you want 1000R curve - ok , you want to switch and try 1200R - we got ya buddy !
Thank you for the review Jay!
I'm about $9000 into my custom build and not finished yet. I been wondering what monitor to get. Jay I think you convinced me to buy this one. I've watched quite a few of your videos and they've been very helpful. Thank you
Wow! Put it on my list of things I wish I could afford!