Yah, no... You being happy doesn't make it a good monitor though.Devhux wrote: ↑ It’s not a 10-but panel, but otherwise I’m quite happy with my Acer CB2.
https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/ac ... k/13863175
I guess I have no choice but going with curved ones. It's funny Dell and MSI don't even have non-curved ultrawide screens any more.dazz wrote: ↑ OP, you'll have a hard time finding one with your specs. They just don't really exist for consumers . You will get used to the curve and it will take appx 1-2 months until you stop noticing. I own Dell 38" aside from a few more. Curve is tiny and took me about a month. I was in your shoes,but with free returns and no other options under $4K, I tried it(it was "only" $1200), This one: dell monitor that used to be $1200
figured, I can return if I don't get used it,but I liked it and quickly found that curve is non existent as it is small. I am in graphic design and video- type work. True 10 bit monitors are rare and very expensive. What you should be more concerned with is 100% sRGB at the minimum and hopefully 100% AdobeRGB
Look into Asus ProArt for monitors geared towards pros.
At the moment, I've decided not to chase the unicorn, I need to work and decide to get a workable monitor for a shorter time.JAC wrote: ↑ They'll go out of their way to make a store return difficult for you if they catch you field-testing more than one. Much easier to buy online and request a courier pickup for return, assuming they still do that. Or just order right from the manufacturer.
Also, are you sure you want matte for design work? It really mutes the colors.
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