Ultrawide Monitors

Today almost all monitors are widescreen monitors with a 16:9 or 16:10 aspect ratio, which is a measurement of the width of a screen compared to its height. Ultrawide monitors, first introduced in 2013, have a 21:9 aspect ratio. These monitors make it easier than ever to view multiple documents at the same time or place multiple browsers side by side. Some ultrawide models come with split-screen software that lets you arrange your content on the screen in different ways. An ultrawide gaming monitor offers an incredibly immersive gaming experience, while the gentle bend of an ultrawide curved monitor allows for a wider field of vision, enveloping you and immersing you deeper into your game worlds.

Photographers, graphic designers, video production artists and other multimedia professionals need a monitor designed for content creation. This means a larger screen with at least Full HD or Quad HD resolution for more screen space and highly detailed images. The best resolution currently available is 4K. A 4K ultrawide monitor is perfect for anyone who wants to see the finest detail and enjoy a lot more space for multitasking. And to ensure clear viewing of your device's display, remove grease, smudges, fingerprints and dust with a screen cleaner. 

Gamers need a monitor that can keep up with the speed and intensity of today's games. We recommend at least Full HD resolution, a response time of 5 ms or faster, a refresh rate of 60Hz or faster, and a horizontal viewing angle of 178° or more. An ultrawide computer monitor incorporating NVIDIA G-SYNC or AMD FreeSync technology will work with any PC, but gives you added benefits when paired with a compatible NVIDIA or AMD graphics card. Together, they synchronize the refresh rate between the GPU and the display for smooth gameplay. And quality monitor cables provide premium audio and video from desktops to monitors.