Corsair Xeneon Flex 45WQHD240 Gaming Monitor - 45-Inch OLED WQHD (3440 x 1440) Bendable Display, 240Hz Refresh Rate, 0.03ms GtG Response Time, NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible, AMD FreeSync Premium Black

This is my first oled screen. So far been a great experience. Here are some points I like about the monitor.● its a good looking 1440p panel● the backlight is incredible in my opinion● it has a 240hz screen● the port selection is great and it has a great standHere are some negative points aswell● in some games the backlight flickers which can be annoying sometimes.● took a while to get working on my ps5 because it kept powering cycling. After a few days it was fine● it's has no built speakers which is slightly annoying for £1,000Everything else is brilliant about the monitor I would recommend this monitor to anyone from my personal use.

Apart from the initial random power cycles early on, my unit is perfect, no dead pixels, no issues of any kind and looks amazing, one thing that is annoying me is that if you switch off your pc and want to immediately go into pixel cleaning mode, you can’t, since it will search for signals for about 15s and it is not cancellable, but in reality there are lots of ways to get around that, it’s an OLED with 240hz, decent brightness and more, it’s amazing, maybe 95% of what the asus one is while also getting a crazy warranty, if you get the others over this you are missing out, no one expects they will have to use their warranty, but if it does happen you want a company that is going to cover you, Corsair is that company. (At least until dell make a version similar to this)

If you’re looking for great performance and a great display, look no further than this monitor. Picture is insane, there is no comparison.The one downside to this monitor and it’s little to some but for me it’s enough to bring it down one star but I still gave a hesitant 5 star. The buttons/user interface are not friendly. It’s pretty outdated and basic, it’s essentially a little joystick under the monitor that you use to control it. The motion detection is great when putting your hand under the monitor to engage the interface but is then ruined by the clunkyness. Other than that, it’s my favourite monitor thus far I’ve ever purchased.

Owned for just over a year. Its an OLED - great contrast and deep blacks, just OK HDRBrightness is bright enough for me, I keep the monitor at 10-20%, as white backgrounds become searingly bright. I actually appreciate the ABL, as it prevents full screen white from blinding me.HDR is only an issue in that it is not very accurate (based on reviews) and requires a 5% software side increase to vibrance (nvidia settings) to make up for it (personal preference). This is annoying to do each time I want to use it, so I mostly leave HDR off.VRR - Gsync, has major flickering issues in some titles and most menus. This is probably the worst offending OLED monitor availble for this issue, judging by the Rtings reviews. Its particularly bad in games with lots of dark scenes, but is mostly down to bad frametiming and inconsistent fps. Leaving it off removes all the flickering.Grey backgrounds always present with slight lines going down them. This appears to be dirty screen effect. No burn in yet, and the warranty is peace of mind - even if worded a little weirdly.Overall a good monitor with some issues due to the nature of the panel. Hopefully this will tide me over until the next big thing.

A potentially good monitor. Sadly, it is ruined by the fact its quite dim, and the brighter the colors of the image the dimmer it gets, a white webpage in a browser for example looks really dim, like a phone with low brightness, so much so that the white looks more like gray, and everything is harder to see. The autodimming cant be turned off, and the screen flickers a lot in certain images, for example minecraft at night with low ingame brightness, the screen would flicker quite a lot. No point buying this with these flaws, just get the lg ultragear oled monitor, they both use the exact same panel, except the lg one doesnt have these annoying issues and is overall brighter, I got that and its much better, the 3 year warranty isnt worth the flaws this monitor has.

Have these connected to Mac and Windows machines and mainly used for work, coding type of activitites and the display is clean and crisp and doesn't hurt your eyes even after 10 - 12 hours of use. For the small amount of gaming I do (mainly FPS) the response is super fast and colours are accurate with no artefacts being seen even in the deepest blacks and brightness is uniform across the whole display.

Ive seen so many people say the DPI makes the font unbearable... i honestly dont know what they are talking about. The font is sharp and clear. I game on a ps5 and instantly, HDR mode is set and everything is perfect. Set your FOV to 120 on COD and you’ll be going 10/10. Beautiful screen and worth the buck!

Picture quality is great,as is the colour intensity and the stand is really good quality overall very pleased and as I work for Amazon got a extra £60 off the price.