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I once bought a similar ultrawide monitor. It was a big mistake. I couldn't play any of the games I played before. Even if the games were running on this custom resolution a lot of the action from the left and right side of the monitor were way outside viewing angle. Most of them games were distorted on this resolution and the gpu has to calculate a lot more pixels for no reason at all. Movies were a nightmare and I had too much desktop space that I didn't knew what to use for. Now I use a 1080p 24 inch monitor AGAIN and I am super happy about it.

As a game developer, this is the BEST 49" review for those who know they need it! Thank you

I didn't like it. Ended up switching for a 49 in "normal" aspect ratio in 4k. Ultra wides, even super wides seems that we're missing screen in the top and the bottom, at least to me.

And, on the topic of D&D campaigns: it doubles as a very high-tech DM screen, too. 🤓😂

Now they just need to make them taller

I’ve had the Samsung 49” G9 awhile now and by far the feature I love the best is connecting two computers to it and invoking Picture in Picture mode which you can use to give each computer half of the lcd and then you can full-screen each computer on it’s own side. This configuration is huge when it comes to studying, having an available lab computer right there and for developers. Awesome!

Snagged my 49 inch, 240hz, 2k LG monitor for $650 a few days ago. So excited for it!

I looked into ultrawide monitors when I last upgraded, about 2 yrs ago. I love the idea, but was unwilling to give up vertical resolution. I ended up with a 32" 3840x2160 4K, and it's great. Hopefully ultrawides will be available in ultraresolution in time for my next upgrade.

I have considered one of these for years. I actually ordered one a couple of years ago and then ended up canceling the order. I definitely would go with a 1440 version though. 1080 is too low (I don't game so for productivity 1440 is much better). I also currently am running a 34" wide (2560x1440) so I'm used to that vertical pixel density (paired with a 27). Watching this makes me want one again.

I LOVE THIS MONITOR! It has MANY problems (I have the OG non mini LED one) but they are outweighed by the quality of life and productivity boosts for me. BY FAR!

Love your feedback and insights and the down to earth way you share your thoughts. I'm convinced and added this to my shopping list for Black Friday. Thank you.

This is the practical example I've been searching for. I like. Thanks.

Pro tip for FancyZones- if you shift+click and drag over the line where zones are split, the window will resize to include all those zones. So you could, for example, take the setup you have now and also bisect the screen horizontally and have six zones. Now, by hovering over the lines you get the same functionality you had before, plus space to make smaller windows with ease.

Love FancyZones. I started using it the day I got my ultrawide. I went from dual 24" to a single 32" curved ultrawide.

Using one 49" monitor since the beginning of COVID, as suddenly I was at home and did need to do a lot of programming for my internship aswell as not being able to travel for a while, and till this day I don't regret it at all. Started studying again after that internship, and I work so much more efficient due to this monitor.

for engineering work, having a drawing, a checklist, and a spec up at the same time would be amazing

I can't even get this thing in EU, the cost of shipping is too damn high

You always come with Best tech content . Thanks mark .

Oh my goodness fancy zones is a game changer THANK YOU!!!!!!