Curved Monitors

Wrap Your Vision in a Seamless, Immersive Display

Curved monitors wrap the screen around your natural field of vision, reducing eye strain during long sessions and pulling you deeper into games, spreadsheets, and timelines. MSI, ViewSonic, Samsung, and ASUS each approach curvature differently, from aggressive 1000R gaming panels to subtle 1800R productivity screens, in sizes ranging from 27-inch desktops to 49-inch super-ultrawides. Browse the full monitors collection for flat-panel and ultrawide options across every brand and use case.

Curved Monitors for Every Workspace

• Competitive gaming — high-refresh curved panels reduce peripheral distortion and keep every corner of the screen equidistant from your eyes for faster target acquisition in FPS and racing titles
• Ultrawide productivity — 34-inch curved monitors replace dual-screen setups with a single seamless workspace for spreadsheets, code editors, and browser windows side by side
• Video editing and content creation — wide color-gamut curved panels give editors an expansive timeline view and accurate color reproduction across the full screen width
• Financial trading — super-ultrawide 49-inch curved displays show multiple chart feeds, news tickers, and order books on a single monitor without the bezels of a multi-screen array
• Home entertainment — deep-curve VA panels with high contrast ratios deliver cinema-like visuals for movies, streaming, and casual gaming from the couch

Choosing the Right Curved Monitor

Three decisions shape every curved monitor purchase: curvature radius, screen size, and panel technology. Tighter curves create more immersive viewing but limit off-axis visibility for colleagues sitting beside you. Larger screens benefit more from curvature because the edges are farther from your eyes on a flat panel. VA panels dominate the curved market because the curve naturally complements VA's narrower viewing angles, delivering deep blacks and high contrast for movies and dark game scenes. IPS curved panels trade some contrast for wider viewing angles and more accurate color, making them the preferred choice for photo and video editing. MSI and Samsung lead the gaming segment with 1000R VA and OLED panels, while ViewSonic and ASUS offer productivity-focused IPS curved displays.

Curvature Ratings: 1000R, 1500R, and 1800R

The R number is the radius of the curve in millimeters. A 1000R panel has the most aggressive curve and matches the natural curvature of the human eye most closely, making it the top choice for immersive gaming and single-user workstations. 1500R is the most common curvature for gaming monitors and provides a noticeable wrap without being overwhelming. 1800R is a gentler curve that works well for general productivity and shared viewing situations where a colleague may need to see your screen from an angle.

Size and Resolution: 34-Inch vs 49-Inch

A 34-inch ultrawide at 3440 x 1440 resolution offers roughly 35 percent more horizontal space than a standard 27-inch 16:9 monitor and fits comfortably on most desks. A 49-inch super-ultrawide at 5120 x 1440 effectively replaces two 27-inch monitors with zero bezel gap, making it ideal for trading desks, video editing suites, and multi-application workflows. Super-ultrawides require a deep desk and a sturdy mount rated for the extra weight, typically 25 pounds or more.

Complete Your Setup

• Gaming Monitors — high-refresh flat and curved panels built for competitive play
• Monitor Arms — adjustable desk mounts to position curved displays at the ideal height and distance
• Docking Stations — expand laptop connectivity for multi-monitor curved setups
• Video Cables — DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.1 cables rated for ultrawide and super-ultrawide resolutions