The Bendable OLED PC Monitor has ARRIVED!
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This may be the best use for flexible screens I've seen.
It's all about finding the right use case for new technologies.
well that's make less profitable making this monitors as some features may not adapt to certain possible buyers.
Honestly till they incorporate automatic screen bend at touch of a button , how many people will end up breaking their screen doing it this way lol
Finally no more fugly thick ultrawide monitors. I hate thick old boomer technology, like it came from the 1950s.
I think the foldable phones are pretty nice. wouldn't buy at current iteration, but a lot of beta testers out there atm
indeed, this tech need to be exploited much more outside the stupid smartphone market
I clench every fucking time he adjusts it.
This is an incredible innovation. Reducing the number of SKUs that manufacturers need to consider means everyone could have a greater shot at getting their perfect monitor. Would love to see industry wide iteration and adoption of this technology over the years. We're seeing incredible leaps in display tech in general. Maybe my perfect monitor will actually exist sometime in the next decade.
Good lord, that adjustment also scared the crap out of me!
I don't really react at it, they say it does it, he says it does it, he did it.
Fewer SKUs yes but also higher price.
whats your perfect monitor then?
@@shadowminor why, one model, fewer production lines, fewer advertisement, cheaper parts through higher volume purchasing = cheaper for you and me plus spare parts will be easier to get
Wow! This is great to see. Being someone that does digital art such as digital painting this the fact that oled is finally making it's way to the monitor worlds is going to be a game changer. The ability to adjust the curve for the screen is an added bonus.
Oleds have been in the PC market for a very long time but we're seeing advancements within them that's making them much more viable to the average PC user. They've been good but they've had lots of issues that turned me away from them and now it seems those issues are starting to vanish. The biggest innovations seems to be from the TV market blowing PC oleds out of the water to the point that the two best OLED monitors are actually TVs. I'm excited for the future lol
This is absolutely great to be used as both as a decoration with changing pictures, watching media, and gaming sessions. Thanks for the review!
Wow, this is one of the most exciting advancements in monitors I have ever seen. Adjustable curve functionality wasn’t really something that I’ve been hoping for, but after seeing it in action I am seriously intrigued!
Cant wait for displays to wear out and have milky protection layer
Note the fact that none of the youtube videos that came out on this today mention the price. You will almost certainly have to sell a kidney to buy this monitor.
@@Donnirononon I’m sure the early models will have their issues. Isn’t that always true when you choose to adopt something on the bleeding-edge? Doesn’t take away from the impressiveness or potential.
@@dremy746 Yeah, it will be pricy. Seeing as it offers something that no consumer monitor currently offers I would say that’s to be expected. Look at how drastically tv and monitor prices have dropped in the past 5-10 years, stuff will always be really expensive when it’s first introduced.
If you're impressed by this I gotta ask... how many 3D TVs did you buy when that stupid gimmick came out? Cause it sounds like you've accumulated way more disposable income than you have common sense 🤣
GG go ahead and support this fad you're going to do whatever you want anyways but I figured you had a right to know you're a fool.
This is actually really cool and creative product. Everything from the audible clicks when bending the screen to the specs like using OLED technology and it being a high refresh monitor. I could imagine this screen being great for people with multiple purposes in their mind while at the same time having a big monitor.
I was never really a fan of curved monitors, but this video has really shaken it up for me. I think this panel looks incredible and I am very excited to see you test it when its finalised. I am always looking at new ways to redesign my gaming rig layout....and this just may be it.
I really respect Corsair's design innovation. I hope they can improve this even more. I'm sure they could get some height adjustment on it, and it would it would be even cooler if they can figure out how to get everything situatated so that it can be used with a vesa mount.
erm motorized flexing is a must.
The only negative thing in my opinion is the resolution.
3440x1440p on a 45' display is kinda low.
Anyway the concept is amazing, and it's great to see Corsair, new in the display field, trying to innovate!
Have to agree. If it was 4k I would be all in.
45 feet would indeed be way too big for that resolution
It's a 240hz monitor...I'll take that over 4k anyway.. most games don't run 4K natively so it's actually a really good gaming monitor
That pixel shift and dimming is good but the reality is each pixel emits its own light the more it gets used the weaker that light gets. The only way to save OLED is to shift to Black all the time or is often as possible it's still going to burn in eventually the screen will eventually fade as a whole or it will get burned in
@@0dayExploit 😂😂 Indeed.
Big fan of having the interface in the stand, not on the panel. I just find it neat and refreshing.
Eh...once you wall mount it or put it on a monitor arm, which a lot of people will, you have to contend with this big box that houses the IO hanging down below the panel. They did this because it needed to be separate from the monitor so that it can bend and flex properly, which makes sense, but I could see it being offputting. I also think the flex feature, while cool, won't come into play often. Most people will just set it and forget it, rather than changing the curvature every time they switch from working on a spreadsheet to gaming and such.
@@Blacksadify Can't wall mount it or throw it on an arm. No VESA.
@@agenericaccount3935 The drill bit is the universal VESA mount.
Love it too. I wish other manufacturers will adopt it on regular monitors
@@Blacksadify, writes _"Most people will just set it and forget it, rather than changing the curvature every time they switch from working on a spreadsheet to gaming and such."_
Why would someone go to the added expense of buying a flexible monitor when they had no intention of flexing it?
The whole point of the flexibility is you have it flat for productivity work (and non-FP-gaming) and curved when FP-gaming.
Absolutely phenomenal. Bendable oled has been around for so long. It's great to see it finally coming to the market!
Can't wait to see the final product with test results!
I mean I dunno about this tbh. I mean I guess being able to curve it to your preference is good though but what I do absolutely love is the output placement in the stand there.
I've never been sure of how much I would like a curved monitor, much less how much curve I would like. As a result, I stick with flat panels. THIS changes things. With this, I could test having it curved, place it at different curvatures, and if I don't like it curved I'm not stuck with a curved monitor I don't like and out a bunch of money. And being OLED it will look amazing. All of that rolled into one. Good job Corsair. Now, the final main factor: price.
no kidding
@@jkteddy77 LA LA LA LA LA LA I CAN'T HEEEAAARRR YOOOOUUUU!
I went to curved and i will never go back to flat. It's so much better.
@@xGaLoSx That's wonderful! Unfortunately this is one of those situations that's truly subjective.
Thanks for the description of how OLED pixels work generating their own light as I had no Idea!
Looking forward to the final product and your feedback on it.
I really love this. Finally someone taking advantage of the flexibility of OLED
Corsair is making massive moves these days. Between massive upgrades in their case designs to pioneering in their monitors. The only thing I would complain about, and agree with Jay on, is the resolution for such a large screen.
If they made this 4K in the final version, I'm a guaranteed buyer. Which is saying a lot considering that I'm taking a hard look on the Odyssey G9 (49 inch display). I will sacrifice 4 inches for a monitor that has this kind of flexibility, pun intended, that is made by one of my favorite brands. Or as a side note, if they came out with both versions, 4K and 1440, so people had at least some options in quality/price.
Never the less, I have never been so excited about a monitor, this has truly captured my attention, and will be following on this.
Thanks Jay!
I have been thinking the same thing about corsair over the last 5 years. I was talking to a buddy of mine the other day and I said I wouldn't be surprised if in another 5 years; Corsair will have motherboards and graphics cards as well. that way people will be able to have a complete Corsair build if they want. They already have almost every peripheral for PC's on lock and have locked their solid and reliable foot print in the market. Its definitely going to be interesting to see what is coming next, I think motherboards and GPU's will be last but still looking forward to it.
I've been doing some hardcore homework in the last month as the monitor is the next big move I'm gonna make. I started a new job (last month) as a video producer and when I walked in day 1, there on my desk was a 4k ultrawide. Within two weeks of that......I couldn't handle it. I have to upgrade my home rig. Once you get used to it, there's just no going back. I had decided on the Alienware 34 curved ultrawide that keeps getting crazy good reviews, but this has stopped me dead in my tracks. Gonna have to wait to see prices. If they can keep this hovering around $2k, then we've got a winner.
$5g's
Probably LG doing the pioneering in the monitors.
@@Nightmoore no way 2k
Definitely been waiting for this on the desk. My couch setup with an OLED is ridiculously awesome. Best way to mitigate image retention or burn in long term is setting a blank screen saver and turning off monitor sleep, just goes black.
As usual great content Jay!! ? Where are you buying those wonderful huge tables from I'm planning to moving my computers to just one big desk and using monitor arms as well.
This is definitely something that I didn't even think of when looking at new monitor tech. The flexibility of the use case for each a flat & curved screen is great.
This would be great for designers that game, I've looked at ultrawides a few times but don't want the curve because it would distort my rulers in illustrator/photoshop. finding a flat ultrawide gaming monitor with enough color accuracy for photo editing/design is pretty much impossible, but this checks all those boxes. I'm definitely going to keep an eye on it
The way I've combatted that so far is just, 2 screens. Have 2 monitors, one is curved and the other one isnt and the one you use to photoshop in and such.
same! definetly interested on it because of this exact same problem.
That's categorically wrong. I use a 34" inch ultravide non-curved and my paralel lines 3D designing look convex. You always want the curve to not have distortion.
Ha, my thoughts too! Will need to keep an eye on this
I honestly think this is the only use for it, which is nice, but quite niche. Anyone else would likely want one or the other.
Wow... I can see how me and my kids would use it in different ways. So versatile and HDR too? Gorgeous.
Looks impressive. One thing to improve would be he connectors pointing sideways since as they are now, you need some additional space behind the stand. Though this might be a design decision to allow for better airflow.
This is an awesome idea but it'll be too pricey for awhile. Can't wait for it to be more mass produced and brought by other vendors.. imo this screen is a bit too big but it shows the curve action better so I get it. The biggest gripe is no height adjust and no vesa mount BUT if you had this on an arm, bending it would be super wonky so that's an issue with vesa. If they motorized the bend on each end that'd be cool.. I actually like having the front facing i/o because too many monitors you can't put next to each other because then one screen is always blocking access to the other's back of screen buttons without having to move it..
45"@3440x1440 and not desk/wall mountable is kind of a deal breaker for me.
...and the fact I have a Neo G9.
Plus the flex is kind of a one-time novelty. Once you find the curvature you like, the fact it can flex becomes irrelevant. However, I imagine the flex is probably going to do wonders for shipping and handling, user durability, etc.
Exactly.. also wish they did qd oled qtleast.. white window qbl dimming is terrible and makes whites more grey
@@dnsean03
Unfortunately, I believe Quantum Dot is a Samsung-owned tech. Sony is able to make QD OLED TVs because they use their own OLED panels and so Samsung is ok-ish in licensing them the tech.
Being able to adjust the curve the way I want is the whole point. I only want something very gentle that would level out the fish-eye effect. With this monitor, I could, everyone could.
@@frehmingmanuel you get fish eye effect for it being so big and flat, 1000r curve feels so right.. been with 2x g7 1440ps since launch and can't go flat again
@@dnsean03 Everyone is different, but it was about time we got to define the curve radius ourselves.
Nice, very nice. Hope the competitors will follow so we may have variations in size and resolutions and more affordable prices.
Looks fantastic! the lack of mouth is unfortunate but understandable. That lack of back leg makes it usable. I also like how the cords plug into the back instead of awkwardly un and under like some.
Would absolutely love to get one of these when they come out, but I got a sneaking suspicion that it's gonna have a launch price of at least $2300 so probably gonna have to let the technology age a bit. It'll be interesting to see how well the screens and arms for that matter hold up in the long run under varying amounts of stress (IE someone that changes the curve maybe once every 4 months vs someone that changes it every time they swap from playing a game to watching the latest JayzTwoCents video on CZcams).
More like 4 to 5k because it’s Corsair
@@jpeg4113 they said its under $2300 (based on another video) and it will be "competitively priced" but we'll see
@@roguevisual2245 one can only hope, either way I'm spending a lot of money soon 😂
@@roguevisual2245 What does it mean to be "competitively priced" when there is nothing else comparable on the market...
@@fred_derf The new Alienware is one of the biggest competitors in this space. 34in QD-OLED Ultrawide for 2300AUD, quite a few times now I've seen it on sale for 1700AUD, so if they are trying to offer better value than that I think it'll be around the 2-2.3k mark.
About time! There are times I want to game for immersion that curves does. And personally what the flats provide when doing coding work.
Go exercise
5:40 - my heart sank when i heard the first click 😧
I've been so indecisive about what my first gaming monitor will be and this one is a must in my book. I was cleaning my 32 inch tv that I games in and it did forward and broke, so breaking has always been my greatest great when thinking which monitor I want to ship to my country because I have no faith that it will come down in once piece. This is it....
This is absolutely genius. I'm scared about the price though...
"Hand over your wallet, we'll take care of it." - pricing
my guess is 5K at least
@@marcellg7108 i think youre a little bit off there by a couple thousand lmfao, itll at most be 2k, im expecting 1.2/1.5k
Easily 4K range maybe 3k cheapest
@@randyneves9701 less than 2-2.5k
I knew we'd see bendable OLED monitors eventually, personally I always disliked curved monitors, and while not a fan of 21:9 either, this is a great feature that will cover everyone wanting flat or curve in situations. As for size yeah it's quite big, they could've opted for smaller like 40" especially for that resolution. Seeing like 5120x2160 would be glorious though, probably a next one with DP 2.0 I take it, but yeah definitely for such size needs more pixels. But yeah repurposed TV size displays is why we're seeing all current OLED monitors with huge sizes, eventually more regular sized will be interesting to see that's for sure.
Best overview of this monitor
i am so excited for oled monitors and to see this come out of nowhere is really refreshing
Wow, I heard “bendable monitors” were coming. Now I finally get it! This is awesome!! Before it didn’t make sense to me, so I expected it to be a gimmick
Man I hope this catches on and its successful. I think pricing won't be too bad, but if it's successful, would probably mean a future 4k version. That thing at 4k, high refresh panel would make it the ultimate monitor that could last forever. Only thing after to add would be G-SYNC ultimate support, but that would drive the cost massively.
Take a look at the lg Flex. 42” 4k Oled bendable
4k is still too demanding, even the 4090 would struggle at 240 fps + ray tracing
if you want ultra settings and 240 fps + RT 1440p is less taxing on a high end card , i have a 3080ti and 4k is no joke
Love the features in the base! I don't need bendable or curve, so this isn't my jam, but I celebrate more oled's coming to the desktop.
First genuinely interesting application of the bendable OLED theme, love it.
I've traditionally thought of bendable display technology as rather quirky and not very useful. But here is the perfect use case! Now you don't have to choose between a curved or flat display. My only concern with this display, other than price, is burn-in. You mentioned that there is aggressive burn-in protection but that only works if there is no activity. I don't see this providing much protection if this is being used as a productivity screen where someone is using it all day long for work. So it seems this is mostly targeted toward gamers and movie watchers.
It's about time they started coming out with these kind of monitors. I await the day when you can buy a big screen TV/monitor in a tube and you simply unroll it. I currently use a 55" 4k120hz tv with two 32" 1440p side monitors to create my immersive setup, and this one monitor will probably be 3x the price of my whole setup. As long as we start getting some competition, the prices will come down eventually
Yeah being able to bring a TV home on the bus, rolled up in a box, would be cool to say the least. Plus you could have portable monitors that are way more portable.
I currently avoid coworking spaces and prefer to work at home, or in a normal office, because it's really difficult to set everything up how I need (mouse, keyboard, multiple monitors) if I'm just renting a desk. If I could fit all that kit in a backpack and set it up in a matter of minutes, that completely changes things. I could travel and work much more easily.
They said it would be less than $2300
I've been wanting to upgrade my montior for years and this looks like the one to finally make me go for it.
Crazy tech behind this monitor. For gaming triple curved is awesome, this brings the best of both worlds. Well done LG Corsair. Hope it’s a success for you.
Hearing that the side handles will retract behind the monitor completely changed my mind about being interested in this type of panel later on. Can you imagine the screen real estate of two of these next to each other, if they had 4K panels?
You think you can afford two of these?
Agreed. I want 2 for my racing simulator setup and ditch the triples I'm using. Maybe if I sell all 3 of the 34" G5's I can buy one of them to start. Lol
This is a game changer for sim setups no doubt!
@@asdfghjkl7507 yes.
I run a 24" left monitor, a extra wide curved 48" centre monitor, and another 24" right monitor.... Running a 64:9 aspect ratio at 144hz. Great for the truck simulators I play. I won't be upgrading in any hurry unless someone can match the screen real estate I have at the moment, but in 1 or 2 monitors. Cheers
Actually looking forward to the days when this becomes more of a standard and a lot more affordable because I know I won't have one of these in the next five years.
Seen it on my newsfeed the other day - AWSOME REVIEW on something I was surprised to CZcams suggest me JAY doing this display WIN WIN! awsome display. I haaave 2x 34" curved msi's still - but this is latest and greatest tech - I can see myself buying this whenever need a reason to upgrade
I'll take 3 please and thank you. Crazy great looking/functional monitor. Thanks Jay !!
I think it's super cool engineering, but I'm not sure I would change the curve of my monitor enough to justify the extra cost. It seems more like something I would set and forget.
Agreed.
Yea. It's also amusing how Jay spent like 90% of the video just praising OLED, which can already be found on other monitors. The whole adjustable bend seems kinda gimmicky, and you might be better off getting a regular OLED ultrawide.
This is actually pretty amazing. My only concern would be material fatigue; especially with the Monitor itself.
Mine is the price💀
I doubt you'll be bending it back and forth enough to do it.
Folding phones, same tech. i don't think there will be an issue with the bending mechanisms or the screen. But like cool guy said. my concern is the price :D
@@benjimc1 Every single one of the folding phones that didn't use a hinge that I've seen ended up getting creases in the middle and even ended up cracking. When I had heard it was going to be folding glass, I expected it, way before the issues started being reported by buyers. I genuinely hope it's not the same technology.
@@GentleBones1 it's hinged, it doesn't fold 180° it should be fine. It's barely folding when you think about it, comparatively
Such an awesome idea, saw bitwits last night and this is gonna be huge!!!! Crazy what they can do nowadays! Just got an oled lg myself!!
I always love your monitor reviews. I bought my ViewSonic based on your review. Would you consider doing a monitor buying guide? It's the component of my setup that I'm least familiar with and I think some tips would be great.
Got to respect them for trying g different things.
I daily a 144hz LG 32' and a G7 in portrait mode because I work in 3D design. The curve on the G7 distorts the image enough that I had to pickup the LG. Now the G7 is an amazing monster for gaming, and having a computer thats primary use is, again 3D design, it also doubles as a nice gaming pc. So I wonder if the distortion that I experience with the G7 would carry over to this, because I do like the minimalist look, and having one ring to rule them all
If this technology continues to evolve this is definitely on my radar, I prob won't be able to afford one for a couple of years but /shrug glad to see companies doing this.
The desktop has edge on it! Clearly often used and loved Corsair one there :)
It is cool seeing OLED finally making itself into the computer monitor market especially being a Corsair.
Just like apple only just discovering oled screens.
I really love the actual size. I wanted a new monitor Dec 21 to replace my 34" ultrawide with something bigger. There were only 38" and a couple of very expensive 40" displays available. None of those were as big as I wanted them to be. Next step would 49" from Samsung, but has 32:9 ratio. The 45" display here is exactly what I wanted. Corsair is probably a bit shy with the price, as it won't be cheap. If it hits sub 2k€, I would be on board.
Yep totally agree. I love my 34" AlienWare monitor, but in the near future I'd like to go bigger with the same ratio, and I think 45" would be great.
I just got a 40 inch flat ultrawide bij INNOCN. Check it out! It's really affordable
Go 32:9, you will never look back.
I've found 1500R to be my preferred radius for sim racing. Keeps me immersed with the distance between the panel and my seat position
I used a 49" CHG90 in my racing rig, it does feel immersive and you don't have the bezels to worry about like with triple screens, or have to mess around with nvidia surround combining screens each time you run one. I wasn't big into the idea of curved screens like this until I tried one. Wouldn't go back now.
Hey Jay. This is off topic, but I just wanted to say THANK YOU for all the information you put out here. I am in Construction and can pretty much fix anything, and to be honest I thought what you guys do is pretty much kid stuff and i view it as play time, not serious work. I don't play video games since I beat super mario bros every night after work after a week or so, that was it. About 5 yrs ago , I decided I wanted to Learn Blender. So, I did . Every day I would create something new in Blender. BUT realized later on that my computing power Sucks. I made an asteroid striking a skyscraper scene and started to render it and 1 frame was taking 14 hours. Estimated over a month to render this short clip. Well, Decided that I need a better rig and started looking into GPU's
This was right at the height of the Crypto glut and GPU's just were not available to buy without sacrificing a testicle. SO , I've been waiting. Monday I went out and bought all the components for my new rig. Putting it together was much more harrowing than I estimated. I came home today and crossed my fingers plugged it in. Powered it on, and YESS!! Every single thing works the first time. I'm extatic and so happy. Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you Much Respect to the builder community. I had no clue.
It looked awesome when I first saw it. The downside for me would be it is not 4K/120Hz at least and need VESA mount. My desk, I have dual 32in 1440P monitors mounted to a dual VESA mount arm. When I upgrade, I plan to go 4K.
I absolutely agree. A VESA, 4K bendable OLED unit will make me abandon my 1440p setup with 3 flat screens and it will make me pay considerably more for a monitor then ever before.
Jay finally became the Screen Bender. Thats an element i can get behind.
I would like a quarter sphere that fits the whole of the desk and immerses you in games and such.. with intelligent zoning to be able to place logical quadrilateral screens as far as the OS is concerned at various points for productivity workflows
Looks good, personally I would like to see more resolution for this size.
You have something that can run 4K at 240hz?
Pointless, what gpu can run games at 4k and 240fps? id say this panel should be 165Hz
@@Synthematix a 4090 ti will be able to do 4k 240hz
@@midnightclub7629 High refresh rates mean nothing if the GPU can't maintain a hard lock on the monitors native refreshrate.
I know I know... but this way this is purely for gaming. Hard to justify spending 2000 dollars on this (which this surely will be).
Honestly I have 38" ultrawide and gaming on it is worse than regular 34" ultrawide, screen is just too big things in games are too far apart. I don't think this will be very good for anything else than maybe racing games and simulators.
This is actually super neat, I gotta admit. Is it for me? No. If I'm going with a 3440x1440 (which i did lol) res I'm sticking to a 34" panel for that sweet sweet 110 dpi, but this thing will absolutely sell like hot cakes I'm quite sure. It is a gorgeous display.
Yeah I always wondered why didnt they make more 32 inch 2k. I have 32 inch, 27inch both 2k. The answer is ppi. But i prefer the bigger screen over the 27 even with 91.79 ppi, using it for 1 year now.
@@fynkozari9271 you mean "more 32 inch 4k"?
@@davidaseweje No 4k too expensive. 32 inch 4k has better ppi though. My PC is old ryzen 1700 strix 2070. LG 32gk650f 144hz $350 I bought 1 year ago. Theres a new 32inch 2k 260hz LG32gq850 but $699.
I have an Odyssey G9 (non-NEO). For forever I thought you couldn’t get better than that… but THIS… this is a game changer
Now this is a good implementation of foldable screen from flat to curved.
I don’t personally see a big use case for this product, but it’s very interesting nonetheless. I’m very curious how it will turn out on the market.
People who work from home. Straight for business and curved for gaming. If it was 4k (ish), I would grab one for sure.
While this specific monitor might not be super useful as is the tech it's using and being developed for can be. I can see raw panels be used in advertising where a tech could put a curved panel in a product display or columns. The accès to cheap panels that works natively is a huge step forward
I'd definitely use one if it had height adjust.
That was my first thought: "why?"
Artists, lotta artists I can see buying one to see how things look in different perspectives.
The fact that this is a 45" 21:9 1440p is my favorite part about this! Large format, ultrawide, OLED, and it's a [presumably little more affordable] 1440p instead of 4k - I'd rather have the FPS than the increased pixel density.
I'd still like to see a VESA mount, even if it would be a lil bit of a goofy setup(say, if they just stuck it on the back of the stand thing, but made the feet detachable), but I wouldn't even mind that stand thing hanging down in the back. Wouldn't be a deal breaker for me, but I do like my monitor arms.
Amazing to see ACTUAL innovation in the monitor space!
Its pretty ground breaking but I think the resolution should have been higher atlest like 1600 on the vertical or it should have been a smaller size screen and ports at the back stick out horizontal instead of vertical or sideways.
It needs to be 3840x1600 to keep the same pixel density as a 1440p 34" ultrawide though.
@@drunkhusband6257 ok so from calculations as it is its the same ppi as a 27 in HD monitor if it was 3840×1600 it would be like 92 ppi which would be good but slightly less than the 34inch ultrawide you mentioned.
@@nestaash Yeah but a hell of a lot closer for sure, just too low res for the size was my main point.
@@drunkhusband6257 yeh your right would say anything above 90 ppi and 1080p is good you can make out fine details really well and alot of the times anti aliasing isn't needed atlest for me personally but the thing that would sell this monitor is the 240hz oled
Love this and the possibility that this could be a viable alternative in a few years. Yes upon first release it may be outside of most people's budgets, but in a few years that will change.
Oooo I'm dreaming of a triple panel setup!
My monitor also bends. It does take some force to bend it, but it bends. The downside is, it doesn't work after you do that.
This actually looks like the perfect display, aside from the resolution. First time I got hyped about a monitor.
Will buy when the 4k rack mountable version is available.
this will be an insane price at launch! i'm looking forward to the flat qd oled screens coming out i think they would be my choice.
I think for the bend function I would rather it be motorized instead of doing it by hand, the reason for that is to me it just spells snapping your screen super easily.
but it would add some weight + would have to be more robust in the back to cover "motor" also any extra mechanical things would add risk of something breaking.. i´d say its not expected to be bent several times per day as most people will just set it as they like and it will stay that way for most of time
If it snaps easily, it's either crap quality, or you're applying way more force than needed. A motor would also price it to level stupid..
More weight, more cost for shipping, more maintenance. You're not that strong.
@@Masterfighterx and the motor doesnt last forever either
@@Tigrha True some if not most would set it once and never bend it again though I still think that since everyone has their own level of strength, there should be at least something to take user error away as much as possible.
If this is gonna be as expensive as I'm expecting it to be, then the adoption of it will be limited.....but the idea is a good one with very sound engineering. OLED kicks ass and the size is right, not too big, not too small. Hopefully I can actually afford it when it releases, I'd love to try it out! Fantastic job explaining it Jay, very, VERY detailed review!
I guess it will be ridiculously expensive. I don't think under 1000 bucks is possible. Maybe even 1500 bucks
@@luigiistcrazy make it 3k, let alone 240hz will add another 1k 😀
but its a new concept of technology. Give it a year or two and then they will be affordable when the competition kicks in.
@@DB-tv6kh That's what I'm hoping for. Fingers crossed it happens!
I see it just as a proof of concept. I don't see any use for this other than a set-and-forget type of thing with either you want flat or curved.
Wow this is very cool. Abkut time somepne does something new. Question what Kong of a GPU would you recommend to drive it?
I might have been more willing to buy this is if it was QD-OLED, but honestly even with QD-OLED I have a lot of concerns with burn-in/image retention since my main PC monitor pulls double duty as both my gaming display hooked up to my desktop as well as my work display hooked up to my work computer, and with 9 hours a day of running Solidworks with it's always white Solidworks logo up in the left corner and the always white windows logo on the lower left corner I feel that within a year or two it will start to burn in both of those.
Just turn down the screen brightness when your using it for work and you’ll be fine
@@roadrash2005 some of them have features that can recognize logos and GUI elements that are static. They dim those elements and shuffle them (or the entire screen) around on the display by a pixel every minute or so.
You should wait and review it after you've used a bunch. That way you'll know if you're going to get heat warping or multiple curved dimensions. Imagine folding a piece of paper back and forth eventually it gets really weak
He said that this is an engineering sample and it is also limited in the sense he can’t change any setting on the monitor. So doing a review would be doing a disservice to the product.
Guess we’ll have to wait for the final product.
No reviewer is going to test it more than Corsair machines can do. I guess it's similar to foldable phones, I haven't seen any massive complains about it yet.
IT is not a paper LMFAO
Wow its awesome, this video must make money on big portion of new studio rebuild lol nicely shown good luck
May I please get a link to your background? I just seen it and fell in love with it lol
I've been waiting for five years
Why five years specifically
@@ElevenElevenElevenEleven I thought it would be cool in 2017 when I first learnt about folding oleds
this is going to be very near my idea of a perfect monitor (the fact that it's bendable is definitely a game changer for those who want an immersive monitor for gaming and a flat monitor for productivity all in one display), but I agree it's a bit of shame it has a somewhat low resolution for its side: I guess ideally it should be 5k, but maybe the went for a lower res because pushing 5k at 240 even with next gen cards will be really really hard to do (or maybe hdmi 2.1 isn't enough for 5k at 240hz?).
In any case I'm very curious to see the reviews, especially to know more about its hdr capabilities and peak brightness and obviously to know if burn-in will still be a issue. And of course, I'm curious about the price, hoping it's not eye-watering.
HDMI 2.1 caps out at 4k120fps or 8k60fps.
The current display port standard is about the same, might have better HDR support though
bro i game at 1080/60fps. this is a fever dream from the future.
Just in time, I've been looking for a 3rd monitor. I hope the final version can be mounted somehow. This is amazing and would go perfectly with my G7s.
This looks amazing in every way except not being vesa mountable. That’s a deal breaker for me
So, Guessing $2,500.00 M.S.R.P. on this bendy monitor!? 🤔🤑🤑
Nah that's too cheap, I'm guessing more lmao
Need more OLED ultrawides!! Woo
OMG that keyboard is like SUPER tiny! It's cute & a huge contrast to everything else there lol
Dude this is epic! Can't wait to purchase this.
Wow. I haven't been here in a while. I see Jay is eating well!
That's pretty cool. I would assume due to the size the legs they would be removable due to shipping needs. If that's the case you could leave the legs uninstalled and mount it directly to your desk.
Seeing this it's awesome but to make it even better is to put the ports that are on the back on the side so that you could still support a vesa mount, just with removable feet. Perhaps with with the front ports a little higher so that the screen could sit even lower
good idea the bendable stuff, feels like later they'll release automatic bend with motors and a button
This is awesome! Butt would be more exciting for me if it was a large 4k.
Wow... It looks amazing, like it's a freaking photograph in a monitor stand.
The 1000R curve on the Odyssey G9 is great for a sim rig, sitting very close to it is required... but very immersive to sim race on
I would be interested to see the new type c 2.0 and if they have a 1080p and 4k variants? Plus I would be interested in seeing 2 and 3 of these linked together. Really awesome product thanks for the first look