#gaming-monitor

#gaming-monitor

If you've never spent time using a curved monitor, it's easy to assume the design is just a marketing trick. I used to think the same until I started gaming on one myself. Once you're positioned at the ideal distance and angle, the curve subtly pulls you into whatever you're playing or watching in a way that a flat screen doesn't quite match. The viewing experience feels more natural as the display envelopes your view.

The 1000R curvature matches the natural curve of the human eye so the edges of the screen are almost the same distance from your eyes as the center for an immersive viewing experience. This aggressive curve pulls you into games better than flat panels do and it fills your peripheral vision with action and makes it easier to follow movement across the whole screen without having to move your gaze all the time.

First off, it's massive. The Odyssey G9, as I'll call it, measures a whopping 49 inches diagonally and outputs at a resolution of 5,120 x 1,440 pixels. This is the equivalent of having two Quad HD monitors side by side. It has a curvature of 1000R, so when you sit in front, it'll feel like the screen is enveloping you on all sides. This unique design delivers an unparalleled immersive gaming experience.

Sony unveiled a new gaming monitor for PS5 users who prefer desktop gaming at its State of Play Japan presentation on Tuesday. The 27-inch PlayStation gaming monitor comes with a charging dock for the DualSense controller and a QHD IPS display that supports HDR and variable refresh rates of up to 240hz when connected to a PC or a Mac.

When shopping for a gaming monitor, the first step is to decide between an LCD or OLED panel. Price is often the deciding factor, as OLEDs tend to be more expensive than LCDs.

The Predator X32X presents a sharp, colorful OLED display and high refresh rates, ideal for both gamers and video editors seeking a cost-effective 4K experience.