Weird... just get the same monitor for less and without a curve? The stand’s fulcrum is down low, so tilting the panel moves the top away from you.There is no VESA mount, meaning you’re stuck with the factory stand.The side profile is about as thin as a curved monitor can get. Christian, under the large monitor image on the first page, where the specs are located, you have the screen size listed as 35 inches. It is slightly thicker than the stand on the CF398, and it supports the monitor better. Contrast is independently adjustable in the two windows, and you can pick which one sends the headphone jack audio.The biggest issue we noticed when powering up the UR59C was its gamma curve. This is accompanied by a typical maximum luminance of 250 cd/m², whilst a 4ms grey to grey response time is specified (take with salt).

With no vertical or swivel movements, the only adjustments are 17 degrees back tilt and 2 degrees forward. Based on past observations, we’ve asked the same.

With a PC using an It’s hard to admit it, but we didn’t miss adaptive sync. My eyes react on PWM quite badly and I'd love to know if a monitor uses it to adjust brightness. Future US, Inc. 11 West 42nd Street, 15th Floor, This is accompanied by a 60Hz refresh rate and support for AMD FreeSync via Adaptive-Sync on the monitor, allowing a variable refresh rate to be leveraged. I’m writing this article on a flat 32-inch screen, and though I have several windows open, only the center one (Microsoft Word) is able to win my attention.

Been on sale for 1-2 years already. It toggles the power and navigates the on-screen display (OSD) easily and intuitively.Some of the savings seem to come from the stand, which is a minimalist affair. A thin bezel surrounds the top and sides with a wider band across the bottom. ©

Thanks to its 1500R radius, the curve makes a visible difference and provides significant benefits.A 32-inch monitor is big, no doubt, and at typical desktop viewing distances, a flat panel has users placing their windows in the center with less-important elements relegated to the sides.

And a colour temperature setting (‘Warm2’) which significantly reduces blue light output without the contrast hit. Sleek and Stylish. The monitor includes Low Blue Light (LBL) settings, including ‘Eye Saver Mode’ which purposefully reduces contrast and greatly reduces blue light output. The more affordable models out there use a variant of the same Innolux VA panel, which leaves a bit to be desired in some respects. The variable refresh rate range is believed to be 40 – 60Hz. The included stand offers tilt as the ergonomic option and there is no VESA mounting provision. I advise everyone to use a dark background and try between Low and Normal to see what am talking about.

Initial measurements showed it to be skewed such that fine highlight and shadow detail were hard to see.At minimum, we suggest changing HDMI Black Level to Normal and selecting the Gamma Mode 2 preset. Visit an authorized retailer for a true-to-life comparison. Color is bolder, photos and videos are clearer and black text on a white background is easier to read. Dramatization for illustrative purposes only.

The UJ59 for $350? If color accuracy is a priority for you, this monitor won’t disappoint.

— The clarity is great and color without any adjustments is very good. We check over 130 million products every day for the best pricesReceive mail from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors?

Image fidelity is among the best we’ve seen.We approached gaming with some skepticism. Yes, you will want to make some adjustments because at the factory settings we saw some loss of detail in the image’s darkest and brightest areas. I just received this monitor yesterday. Around back, you’ll find a textured plastic surface unbroken by angles or vent holes.