This is a bit misleading since the Panel type is also a factor for price. VA panels are cheaper than IPS panels, and the majority of VA panels are naturally curved, meaning the curved feature is pretty much thrown in there for free. IPS not only start out more expensive, they also cost extra if you want a curve. 34" and above, you definitely want a curve. 27" and below, and it's not really needed.
I will go curved for 32:9 monitor. With a monitor that wide, it makes absolute sense to go curved. For single 16:9 monitor screen, I will take flat all day long.
To everyone, just be aware that if you move from Curve monitor to Flat monitor, you will face one issue. Edges of flat screen will feel away while the center would seem bulging. It will feel as convex lens. Really annoying. And might feel weird and have strange feelings looking at the monitor. If you plan to have curved at work and at home then it might be ok. but moving back and forth from curve to flat might cause eye strain and feel strange. I have 34 inch curved and I wish I could go back to flat. And at 34 inch size curve is not worth it. It might be useful when you go ultrawide >38 inch and above. Otherwise say away from curve. And curve is going to cost more than flat in most cases.
This is 100% true. I was using a curved 29" ultra wide at my job, a relatively cheap no name brand one I got from amazon. You get what you pay for... and it died on me 6 months after purchase. Quickly replaced it with an LG 29" Ultra wide... but it was a flat panel. It took me a few days to get used to the flat panel again. At home I use a 34" curved ultra wide. Going back and forth between the 2 monitors isn't noticeable.
ive got a 27" 1800R curve, so its not a strong curve compared to modern curved monitors, and im moving on to the aw2723df soon, do you think i'd notice this at all? the curve isnt really that noticable to me
i used 240hz 1440p curve G7 and its actually great in terms of speed and specs..... but it gave me headache when editing videos and when I went back to Flat your correct it felt like what you describe it for gaming ONLY : curve is amazing for everything else : Flat is superior one
just to let you know, curved is usually with VA panels which has ghosting and black smearing , meaning buying a flat one will be most probably be IPS unless your paying the extra cash to have both ips and curved which is rare in some monitors
@@mercix_vt TN panels are not produced as much as those others two most likely you counter VA or IPS if ylu ever countered VA dont buy it, i recommend Sticking out with any of these two
@@Bo0ii2 i use 60hz IPS, just for now, but im planning to buy 240hz VA or 180 TN, no matter how bad is the color correction or viewing angles to compare to IPS, im not an artist or editor, just a esport gamer
@@mercix_vt im the same as you, esport gamer i used to have 60hz ips i went to VA it hurtled my ryes from the colors and ghosting i couldn't take it no more, but it was cheap i could of lived with it. i recommend VA more than TN, TN is dead now the colors everything isn't as good. IPS doesn't have ghosting or smearing, check it on Google its annoying but overall going from 60 to 120hz+ is such an upgrade you will enjoy any panel
@@Bo0ii2 i actually know how it feels to use VA monitor, i've had 144hz VA monitor, and in gaming its not a problem tbh, but that smearing and ghosting weren't an really big issue cuz they aren't that really VISIBLE atm, i used all 3 TYPES, ill write them down BenQ XL2411 with TN 144Hz, AOC C32G1 Curved VA, and my own monitor right now is ASUS VP228HE IPS 60hz its actually really small difference, but when i play games, i play terrible on BENQ XL2411 because it looks lame as hell tbh, i wouldn't recommend that monitor for the price for sure, but AOC C32G1 is really decent and good monitor, most of the people wouldn't even notice the color shifting or that called black color ghosting effects, they are not actually noticeable, aoc VA monitors are really good and cheap, on my OWN 60Hz right now, its cool yeah, IPS is cool but 60hz is 60hz i hate that and i really regret buying 60hz monitor at the time back then, and i was searching for monitors that which should i go, i have only 4 or 5 suggestions for the price and availability just for my country -AOC C24G1 144Hz flat IPS -AOC C27G2Z 240Hz Curved VA -Asus VG249Q 144Hz flat IPS -Asus PG248Q 180Hz flat TN -BenQ XL2411K 144Hz flat TN if you experienced any of these monitors, give some advice please thank you
I currently use no less than _three_ 16:9 monitors in my office at work, for I really need the space on the screen, and one big curved monitor would solve many problems, since the three it would replace are in an angle towards each other anyway and to have just one power line, one data-cable, one brightness-setting,… would make my life much easier. Screw the money it costs, I spend hours over hours with my eyes stuck to those screens, any improvement in comfort is well worth the money.
While I would *absolutely* prefere a flat panel, I'm currently considering a couple of curved monitors because all good inexpensive VAs are curved only for whatever reason. And I just can't stand IPS with it's glow and low contrast. So for me it's either a curved one or twice as expensive one.
@@lon.2130 IPS panel monitors. They have the best image quality and colours and no ghosting/after-image, the best for watching TV/films, also really good for gaming. Its just more expensive. Buy TN ones with color calibration if u want cheaper monitors. At least 144hz refresh rate if u want to play games. Just dont buy curved /VA ones, if u have a rtx card then VG27AQ can be a good choice
@@lon.2130 Buy va panels lmao it has 144 hz and is the midway between gaming and movies. IPS is only good for watching movies and 144hz will be expensive and TA panels is for competetive gaming VA panels is the midway and is budget friendly
I'm looking to replace my 1080p flat panel to a 1440p for my XB series X and unsure to go with curved on a this 27" or flat. I'm still not understanding what's better as apposed to sitting closely that curved would benefit more than a flat panel. Any recommendations? Saw this AOC 27" 1440p, 144hz for $239 on Amazon.
curved screens were used only on HUGE MOVIE THEATERS like CINERAMA - because otherwise the edges would be horribly out of focus - having one in your home is really kinda fcking stoopid and a waste of money Reply
curved screens were used only on HUGE MOVIE THEATERS like CINERAMA - because otherwise the edges would be horribly out of focus - having one in your home is really kinda fcking stoopid and a waste of money
I think you also need to add in HDR moniters vs non HDR monitors. Also difference between the 1440p vs 1080p. Also what amd freesync does. All those factor in price and picture quality. HDR makes the gaming graphics look eay better with lighting and colorm furthermore free sync allows lower graphics requirements.
I heard some games have trouble with ratios other than 16:9 but mostly console games. If you don't want a long monitor I think I would go with a flat one
Take curved : 1000R : above 30 inch : va : 1 ms : 2k Do not need 4k in curved because the are not only msi mag321curv and it is so high price 1328$ Newegg
First, good segment: thank you. Second, curved monitors are useless in most pragmatic computing circumstances. Consider, too, just how much you'll loathe that curved display if you ever decide to turn the screen to portrait orientation.
This video is nothing but making it sound that curve monitors is the future and will be significantly a better experience versus flat monitors. The narrator said that even televisions will be curve? In the past like 2016 and onwards there was a few from LG and Samsung that was curve starting at 55 inch and up. But it did not last long come 2019 until now ALL MODELS THEY SELL FROM ENTRY LEVEL GOING UP TO FLAG SHIP MODELS ARE ALL FLAT INCLUDING THE 8K MODELS! Flat is the future and flat Television started since 2001 with LCDs.
@@thecommentssquads2804 cuz on fast motion games, the curved monitors have ghostings and leave after-image. For example when u do a 180 turn, u will see tons of shadows and not the actual thing, thing that dont happen on TN/IPS panels
@@propstoyou9792 those are most likely ultrawide 21:9 monitors, not really good for gaming becaude of wide angle, but really good for working cuz u can see multiple windows
@@あなた以外の誰でもない I'm very unsure about should I be going curved va pannel or flat ips screen because I use it for both uni assignments and fps games, the ones I'm looking at are 144hz 24inch monitors
I don't agree with things in this video. A curved gives you so much more immersion compared to a flat screen. And yes most curved cost a lot o money (more than they stated in this vid 700 dollar... Be prepared to count down 1500-3000dollars for a proper one) But dont be scared by pricing, there is one brand on the market changing the game, AOC! these screens are quality samsung panels and they have all the options you need! From good resolutions to proper pixel density, curved etc I myself use a 34 inch AOC CURVED and its brilliant! For about 500 dollar you can have one of the beter curved screens on the market, with displayport 2.1 and all the technology that would make you spend 2000 on another brand. They even have a ZERO DEAD PIXEL 4 YR WARRANTY! no other brand does this...
I brought 2 curved monitors a big one and a small one it only cost 800 and 200 and a normal monitor can basically cost 1200 ? So you’re prob saving some cash !
@@yourluvr160 define big and small? Not every panel is the same.. there are a lot of specs that decide a monitors pricerange. Altho i dont think that 800 is cheap anymore. AOC is cheap and their specs are pretty great.
This is a bit misleading since the Panel type is also a factor for price. VA panels are cheaper than IPS panels, and the majority of VA panels are naturally curved, meaning the curved feature is pretty much thrown in there for free. IPS not only start out more expensive, they also cost extra if you want a curve.
34" and above, you definitely want a curve.
27" and below, and it's not really needed.
what about 32 (not ultrawide)
I will go curved for 32:9 monitor. With a monitor that wide, it makes absolute sense to go curved. For single 16:9 monitor screen, I will take flat all day long.
To everyone, just be aware that if you move from Curve monitor to Flat monitor, you will face one issue. Edges of flat screen will feel away while the center would seem bulging. It will feel as convex lens. Really annoying. And might feel weird and have strange feelings looking at the monitor. If you plan to have curved at work and at home then it might be ok. but moving back and forth from curve to flat might cause eye strain and feel strange. I have 34 inch curved and I wish I could go back to flat. And at 34 inch size curve is not worth it. It might be useful when you go ultrawide >38 inch and above. Otherwise say away from curve. And curve is going to cost more than flat in most cases.
This is 100% true. I was using a curved 29" ultra wide at my job, a relatively cheap no name brand one I got from amazon. You get what you pay for... and it died on me 6 months after purchase. Quickly replaced it with an LG 29" Ultra wide... but it was a flat panel. It took me a few days to get used to the flat panel again.
At home I use a 34" curved ultra wide. Going back and forth between the 2 monitors isn't noticeable.
ive got a 27" 1800R curve, so its not a strong curve compared to modern curved monitors, and im moving on to the aw2723df soon, do you think i'd notice this at all? the curve isnt really that noticable to me
Thank you... i just botleneck what to buy 34innch curved or flat...so i will go with flat💪😄
i used 240hz 1440p curve G7 and its actually great in terms of speed and specs..... but it gave me headache when editing videos and when I went back to Flat your correct it felt like what you describe it
for gaming ONLY : curve is amazing
for everything else : Flat is superior one
Back when I was a kid, all screens were curved, and used Cathode Ray Tubes to produce the image.
@@DEATHbySpNz I still don't see the point.
@@legojedi626 look at computer monitors from 1990 or 2000. Those fat screens always had a curve in the screen 📺
@@MrWise23 Those were the days, when you could smack the tv to fix the picture. I do not miss that.
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@@legojedi626 do it now u finna get a led crack🤦🏽♂️
just to let you know, curved is usually with VA panels which has ghosting and black smearing , meaning buying a flat one will be most probably be IPS unless your paying the extra cash to have both ips and curved which is rare in some monitors
and also there is "TN" for most Flat monitors
@@mercix_vt TN panels are not produced as much as those others two most likely you counter VA or IPS if ylu ever countered VA dont buy it, i recommend Sticking out with any of these two
@@Bo0ii2 i use 60hz IPS, just for now, but im planning to buy 240hz VA or 180 TN, no matter how bad is the color correction or viewing angles to compare to IPS, im not an artist or editor, just a esport gamer
@@mercix_vt im the same as you, esport gamer i used to have 60hz ips i went to VA it hurtled my ryes from the colors and ghosting i couldn't take it no more, but it was cheap i could of lived with it. i recommend VA more than TN, TN is dead now the colors everything isn't as good. IPS doesn't have ghosting or smearing, check it on Google its annoying but overall going from 60 to 120hz+ is such an upgrade you will enjoy any panel
@@Bo0ii2 i actually know how it feels to use VA monitor, i've had 144hz VA monitor, and in gaming its not a problem tbh, but that smearing and ghosting weren't an really big issue cuz they aren't that really VISIBLE atm, i used all 3 TYPES, ill write them down
BenQ XL2411 with TN 144Hz, AOC C32G1 Curved VA, and my own monitor right now is ASUS VP228HE IPS 60hz
its actually really small difference, but when i play games, i play terrible on BENQ XL2411 because it looks lame as hell tbh, i wouldn't recommend that monitor for the price for sure, but AOC C32G1 is really decent and good monitor, most of the people wouldn't even notice the color shifting or that called black color ghosting effects, they are not actually noticeable, aoc VA monitors are really good and cheap, on my OWN 60Hz right now, its cool yeah, IPS is cool but 60hz is 60hz i hate that and i really regret buying 60hz monitor at the time back then, and i was searching for monitors that which should i go, i have only 4 or 5 suggestions for the price and availability just for my country
-AOC C24G1 144Hz flat IPS
-AOC C27G2Z 240Hz Curved VA
-Asus VG249Q 144Hz flat IPS
-Asus PG248Q 180Hz flat TN
-BenQ XL2411K 144Hz flat TN
if you experienced any of these monitors, give some advice please thank you
I currently use no less than _three_ 16:9 monitors in my office at work, for I really need the space on the screen, and one big curved monitor would solve many problems, since the three it would replace are in an angle towards each other anyway and to have just one power line, one data-cable, one brightness-setting,… would make my life much easier. Screw the money it costs, I spend hours over hours with my eyes stuck to those screens, any improvement in comfort is well worth the money.
so what about a curved in the center of two flats? all 27"
and difference combination of all curved 1500r or center 1500r and outside two 1800r?
I went with center flat and two curves on the outside and LOVE IT :D
@@l0rdcroissant thanks for the update
This was very helpful thank you
When you have a 24in monitor, just go with flat. Curved 24in is a bit joke tbh. While any 27in above deserve curves.
@Zombed The Man oh man, too bad. Lmaoo
good advice. I plan on buying soon a 32 inch curved monitor
@@hlvr123 that's good. As long as you have a good gpu to support it.
@Colton Hauk dang crispy. Good call mate.
@Colton Hauk 4K 120 hz monitors are also crazy expensive just get 1440p
THANK YOU
very easy to understand.
So for fps games like valorant wich one is better??
Curved is the only reason why I have a VA, since there are no 27" curved IPS monitors.
While I would *absolutely* prefere a flat panel, I'm currently considering a couple of curved monitors because all good inexpensive VAs are curved only for whatever reason. And I just can't stand IPS with it's glow and low contrast. So for me it's either a curved one or twice as expensive one.
@@GraaD-87 Curved panels give a nicer immersion.
TBH I Would rather get 2 flat monitors then 1 curved or wide
i got the flat monitor awesome video but i always wanted a curved one
Curved monitors are only good for watching films, its bad for gaming
@@あなた以外の誰でもない i like to watch tv show, movies,etc. but i also love gaming, which one do you think will give me the best of both worlds?
@@lon.2130 IPS panel monitors. They have the best image quality and colours and no ghosting/after-image, the best for watching TV/films, also really good for gaming. Its just more expensive. Buy TN ones with color calibration if u want cheaper monitors. At least 144hz refresh rate if u want to play games. Just dont buy curved /VA ones, if u have a rtx card then VG27AQ can be a good choice
@@あなた以外の誰でもない ah i see, thx alot man 😁
@@lon.2130 Buy va panels lmao it has 144 hz and is the midway between gaming and movies. IPS is only good for watching movies and 144hz will be expensive and TA panels is for competetive gaming VA panels is the midway and is budget friendly
2:56 What game is that?
Very informative
I found myself busy enjoying your shorts of monitors now i have to watch from starting again 🙄
I think with 32 upwords IT makes Sens e ti use a curfed Monitor (even 16:9)
Curved monitors in the current state is better as they are cheaper
Curved for gaming 👍
I Don't Need Sleep I Need Answer's!!!!!
Amazing 😄😁
The monitor I bought was curved and $10 cheaper than the flat monitor of the same model. 🤷
@Sabri 420 no
@@Itsme-ei5ib damn bro , Boys supposed to help each other out
@@RunMyFadeSosa frfr
@@Itsme-ei5ib L
@@akwithnosafety5772 lmao
curved are cheaper m27q 449$ and curved are 369$ msi 32 ips are 549$ and msi curved 32 va curved 399$
shuld i buy a curvd samsung odssy g7 32``
Did they just compare a really big screen to VR...
Tryna decide between a flat 27 curved 34 and curved ultra wide 21:9 all 1440p 144hz around the same price
if you have desk space go curved
For ultrawide definitely go for curved. Also is it an IPS? If it's VA you basically must go curved or the colors on the edges will look bad.
Very informative vid.
A lot of wrong information tho....
Great vid. It sounds fair at first but eventually the overall message becomes "curve good flat sucks".
well at the end he says a curve is not needed the specs are what you want
I hate the fact that there's no curved 4k hdr monitors, i dont even care about the hz at this point, i cant find one
ROG has some I think. Ususally its the bigger monitors that have 4k and are curved.
Samsung Odsssy g7
Hi
I'm looking to replace my 1080p flat panel to a 1440p for my XB series X and unsure to go with curved on a this 27" or flat.
I'm still not understanding what's better as apposed to sitting closely that curved would benefit more than a flat panel. Any recommendations?
Saw this AOC 27" 1440p, 144hz for $239 on Amazon.
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Samsung 1440 p 144 hz 27" Odyssey
curved screens were used only on HUGE MOVIE THEATERS like CINERAMA - because otherwise the edges would be horribly out of focus - having one in your home is really kinda fcking stoopid and a waste of money
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curved screens were used only on HUGE MOVIE THEATERS like CINERAMA - because otherwise the edges would be horribly out of focus - having one in your home is really kinda fcking stoopid and a waste of money
I think you also need to add in HDR moniters vs non HDR monitors. Also difference between the 1440p vs 1080p. Also what amd freesync does. All those factor in price and picture quality.
HDR makes the gaming graphics look eay better with lighting and colorm furthermore free sync allows lower graphics requirements.
I didnt get anything out of that
Which ones better?
FIRST MAYBE
Not even close
Who's buying a MacBook mini and need a monitor?
Nah bruh we're gaming.
@@bickyboo7789 ok?
Not me cuz i don't like wasting my money on apple products👍☺
Apple sucks....not worth bucks given to them... Custom built gaming pc would be better
@@royalrajput8127 Based
Keewl
Motion sickness from curves.
Sup
Ooooooooooooooooo
Hi
Not first
Yay! Im second!
Do I really care tho
First
No don't like curved screen it's like looking at a fish tank.
I’m looking for moniter that I will use for editing and gaming what would be better for both?
I heard some games have trouble with ratios other than 16:9 but mostly console games. If you don't want a long monitor I think I would go with a flat one
Take curved : 1000R : above 30 inch : va : 1 ms : 2k
Do not need 4k in curved because the are not only msi mag321curv and it is so high price 1328$ Newegg
Lets be honest we all know we need all that curve for somewhere else.😈
First, good segment: thank you.
Second, curved monitors are useless in most pragmatic computing circumstances. Consider, too, just how much you'll loathe that curved display if you ever decide to turn the screen to portrait orientation.
This video is nothing but making it sound that curve monitors is the future and will be significantly a better experience versus flat monitors. The narrator said that even televisions will be curve? In the past like 2016 and onwards there was a few from LG and Samsung that was curve starting at 55 inch and up. But it did not last long come 2019 until now ALL MODELS THEY SELL FROM ENTRY LEVEL GOING UP TO FLAG SHIP MODELS ARE ALL FLAT INCLUDING THE 8K MODELS! Flat is the future and flat Television started since 2001 with LCDs.
Tq bro I going to choose flat
360 vs ps3
Ps3
What decade are you living in? LMAO
@@nairbas392 Um, the 2020s. Hello???
Yes thank you so much for this vid❤🖤
If u play games, dont ever buy curved monitors.
why?
@@thecommentssquads2804 cuz on fast motion games, the curved monitors have ghostings and leave after-image. For example when u do a 180 turn, u will see tons of shadows and not the actual thing, thing that dont happen on TN/IPS panels
@@あなた以外の誰でもない what about ips curved?
@@propstoyou9792 those are most likely ultrawide 21:9 monitors, not really good for gaming becaude of wide angle, but really good for working cuz u can see multiple windows
@@あなた以外の誰でもない I'm very unsure about should I be going curved va pannel or flat ips screen because I use it for both uni assignments and fps games, the ones I'm looking at are 144hz 24inch monitors
Thanks for the video!
He put a clip from consumer tech review in this. 3:25.
Bad
What
I don't agree with things in this video.
A curved gives you so much more immersion compared to a flat screen.
And yes most curved cost a lot o money (more than they stated in this vid 700 dollar... Be prepared to count down 1500-3000dollars for a proper one)
But dont be scared by pricing, there is one brand on the market changing the game, AOC!
these screens are quality samsung panels and they have all the options you need!
From good resolutions to proper pixel density, curved etc
I myself use a 34 inch AOC CURVED and its brilliant!
For about 500 dollar you can have one of the beter curved screens on the market, with displayport 2.1 and all the technology that would make you spend 2000 on another brand.
They even have a ZERO DEAD PIXEL 4 YR WARRANTY!
no other brand does this...
I brought 2 curved monitors a big one and a small one it only cost 800 and 200 and a normal monitor can basically cost 1200 ? So you’re prob saving some cash !
@@yourluvr160 define big and small? Not every panel is the same.. there are a lot of specs that decide a monitors pricerange.
Altho i dont think that 800 is cheap anymore.
AOC is cheap and their specs are pretty great.
@@mashadow21 true
Nice!
Rawr
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Flat ips 27inch monitor, or a curved va panel one?
Flat ips imo, ips colors are great! Depends on your budget tho if you have a tight budget then va might be valid!
Make me the top comment you donut