Curved or Flat? Corsair's new XENEON FLEX OLED monitor can be both!

[WYP]

Corsair's bringing flexibility to the monitor market.



Read more about Corsair's new XENEON FLEX OLED Gaming Monitor.

 

[Avet]

The size is what is more impressive than the bending. 21:9 at 34" is kinda ok but 38" or more with 1440p is fantastic for every scenario. Productivity and gaming. Because on 4k you can't get as high refresh rates as you could on 3440x1440. And it is OLED so you can set it to 2560x1440 and not have glowing black bars on the sides. And then you can actually use 240Hz.

 

[Dicehunter]

I can see the bendable feature being the cause of a lot of RMA's and as it's OLED and has Corsair branding it's going to be stupidly over priced.

Personally would prefer a nice 32" 4K high refresh rate panel IF they existed for decent prices.

 

[NeverBackDown]

Those specs scream to good to be true

 

[AlienALX]

Saw it on Bitwit earlier. Not sold. I bet it will cost a fortune and TBH? you either want one or the other as he said, so what's the point?

There are clearly two camps. Curved and not curved. So why bother with the gimmick when you can choose and pay a lot less?

The curve is impressive yes, but I am pretty sure if this can curve to 800 then monitors will all soon be able to do that any way.

 

[Damien c]

The idea is good, but I don't trust it to last long enough for the Warranty to expire.

Like Asus the quality of Corsair's products for me has gone downhill in the last 3 years to the point, now I am not buying anything from Corsair other than Cases and maybe a PSU.

 

[Greenback]

No Vesa mount is a big no for me and watching it on Jayz I think it will break if you're changing it from flat to curved on a daily bases for work and gaming