Yep, it's dropped back down to £129.99! Very good deal for an IPS ultrawide.
21:9 UltraWide FHD on IPS Display
21:9 UltraWide FHD (2560*1080) display offers visual comfort and ensures your best viewing pleasure. There is no colour shift or no distortion of colour at all.
Game Mode
Game Mode, consisting of FPS, RTS, and Custom modes, provides a customized gaming experience that varies with genres. The mode is convenient for adjusting and optimizing the settings for each game when switching between games of different genres. The specific picture mode each genre is saved in the Quick Circle!
Fully Geared Up with Winning Features
Black Stabilizer is especially useful to detect objects including enemies that are hiding in dark areas. Dynamic Action Sync allows you to attack enemies faster with less lag time.
sRGB over 99%
An immersive work environment is ensured through realistic colour expression thanks to sRGB over 99 percent and the IPS display.
Customize Your Workspaces for Multitasking
Screen Split divides the display into multiple sections for different tasks by resizing the windows on the screen. Its advanced options have expanded to include 4types of Picture-in Picture(PIP) Mode among 14 options.
Up-scaled Work Efficiency
OnScreen Control allows you to easily customize monitor settings with a few clicks of a mouse. Moreover, My Display Presets included within OnScreen Control offers customized picture mode for specific software. It has automatically applied to picture mode you already preset.
ACTUALLY, TOP GAMES HAVE MOVED ON TO THE 21:9 FIELD OF VIEW
Growing number of game enthusiasts are tuning into what 21:9 offers for their virtual adrenaline rush. Most of them recognize that 21:9 is just better, realistic, immersive space for their field of view. But back in a while concerns were more about the game industry; would there be enough games to play on 21:9? Well, game makers definitely have stepped up and turning more of their latest with 21:9 view ratio. Just take a look at the names of the games on the list. These are not just any games, but top-notch international best & steady sellers.
Thanks, yeah I forgot to mention.. This monitor will definitely not be for everyone, but if you reckon you sit close to your screen/don't have the space or budget to go bigger, it really seems like a great buy.
garybb
18 Sep 17#4
You will need binoculars to use it. COLD
ST3123 to garybb
18 Sep 17#5
Yeah, certainly wouldn't do for me as I don't have the most amazing eyesight, so I favour larger displays wherever possible. I voted hot simply because there is no way to get an ultrawide for less, but unless you are REALLY set on the format, I think for the vast majority a decent budget 24" regular 16:9 display would be cheaper and better for most people....
mrsusan74
18 Sep 17#6
Have this screen. Cracking picture. Had about a year..but you will want to go bigger. Its hooked me into ultrawides. No going back.
madel79
18 Sep 17#7
Guys think of it as two monitors glued into one. I think it’s good for productivity (I.e outlook and word side by side...etc)
condracky to madel79
18 Sep 17#9
Two very small monitors, it's a good monitor but the difference between this and the 29" is huge.
adderrson
18 Sep 17#8
realistically the best use for these smaller 1080p ultrawide displays is for triple display sim racing if you want a more traditional high-end setup. 3 of these mounted directly to a platform such as a playseat would offer a great lower cost alternative to a HMD if you are interested in a more fixed setup.
I love my oculus rift but there's no denying that there are more driving games that support a wheel on PC that have triple monitor support compared those that support a VR HMD.
rgbws
18 Sep 17#10
Ultrawides are great, but for most, 25" will be too small. The vertical height of the monitor will be equivalent to that of a 16:9 19" or 20" monitor. Still a good price that some may still be able to enjoy from.
Sanzai
18 Sep 17#11
Also, not sure it will be obvious to everyone (or that most people would even care) but this doesn't have built-in speakers
Nevasleep to Sanzai
19 Sep 17#14
I've read a review (although don't the monitor yet to confirm), that it has an output headphone port you can plug speakers into for audio over HDMI.
Sanzai to Nevasleep
19 Sep 17#15
Yes, that does seem to be the case. Just potentially an issue for those like me that currently use the monitor speakers only
condracky to Sanzai
19 Sep 17#17
I have the bigger version with built in speakers and they are possibly the worst speakers I've heard in years, you're better without them. My tiny cheapo Tesco TV sounds 100 times better.
mrbishi211
19 Sep 17#12
Will I get the same resolution if I use a dvi to hdmi adapter.
Nevasleep
19 Sep 17#13
Getting delivered by Hermes, hope it doesn't arrive in the dual monitor configuration lol.
Stephen.Butler
19 Sep 17#16
ordered, thanks! I was waiting for it to go back down.
kupon
19 Sep 17#18
It's the same price on eBuyer with free delivery too. That opens up the possibility of (at least) £1.62 cashback.
hmmm... decisions decisions....
hanpan999 to kupon
19 Sep 17#19
I noticed that but decided to post the amazon link, since I've heard eBuyer has a really awful returns policy for dead pixels.
kupon to hanpan999
19 Sep 17#20
Thanks for the info. Amazon it is then!
Tomhardy7
19 Sep 17#21
Hoping for some input guys.
I currently have an old 32” Toshiba TV (1080p) at the end of my bed that I have connected up to my HTPC for both watching movies and for university coursework. Would this be a good buy to replace the aging (10+ year) TV?
Thanks
Nevasleep to Tomhardy7
19 Sep 17#22
No, this monitor would be tiny at that distance, and most movies will have black bars. This monitor is meant to go on a desk, for gaming or to show multiple windows.
Tomhardy7 to Nevasleep
19 Sep 17#23
You’re probably right! Maybe a 32” monitor might be better, especially for word processing. Wish I had room for a desk
royemi
19 Sep 17#24
Excellent monitor BUT, I have one this with has display port input. I do recommend Mac users to get display port model one.
Opening post
Very good deal for an IPS ultrawide.
21:9 UltraWide FHD on IPS Display
21:9 UltraWide FHD (2560*1080) display offers visual comfort and ensures your best viewing pleasure. There is no colour shift or no distortion of colour at all.
Game Mode
Game Mode, consisting of FPS, RTS, and Custom modes, provides a customized gaming experience that varies with genres. The mode is convenient for adjusting and optimizing the settings for each game when switching between games of different genres. The specific picture mode each genre is saved in the Quick Circle!
Fully Geared Up with Winning Features
Black Stabilizer is especially useful to detect objects including enemies that are hiding in dark areas. Dynamic Action Sync allows you to attack enemies faster with less lag time.
sRGB over 99%
An immersive work environment is ensured through realistic colour expression thanks to sRGB over 99 percent and the IPS display.
Customize Your Workspaces for Multitasking
Screen Split divides the display into multiple sections for different tasks by resizing the windows on the screen. Its advanced options have expanded to include 4types of Picture-in Picture(PIP) Mode among 14 options.
Up-scaled Work Efficiency
OnScreen Control allows you to easily customize monitor settings with a few clicks of a mouse. Moreover, My Display Presets included within OnScreen Control offers customized picture mode for specific software. It has automatically applied to picture mode you already preset.
ACTUALLY, TOP GAMES HAVE MOVED ON TO THE 21:9 FIELD OF VIEW
Growing number of game enthusiasts are tuning into what 21:9 offers for their virtual adrenaline rush. Most of them recognize that 21:9 is just better, realistic, immersive space for their field of view. But back in a while concerns were more about the game industry; would there be enough games to play on 21:9? Well, game makers definitely have stepped up and turning more of their latest with 21:9 view ratio. Just take a look at the names of the games on the list. These are not just any games, but top-notch international best & steady sellers.
All comments (24)
This monitor will definitely not be for everyone, but if you reckon you sit close to your screen/don't have the space or budget to go bigger, it really seems like a great buy.
I love my oculus rift but there's no denying that there are more driving games that support a wheel on PC that have triple monitor support compared those that support a VR HMD.
hmmm... decisions decisions....
I currently have an old 32” Toshiba TV (1080p) at the end of my bed that I have connected up to my HTPC for both watching movies and for university coursework. Would this be a good buy to replace the aging (10+ year) TV?
Thanks