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If you mean Alienware oled's the do 27', 32' and 34' ultrawide
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42in PG42UQ is another option in the OLED field but may be out of budget.
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If you want to use it with your Xbox a 42” OLED TV might be a good option if you have the desk space. Being a TV It’ll also come with a remote control which might be handy if your mobility isn’t great.
Maybe something like a 42” LG C3 4K OLED. They seem to sell for about £750 online at most stores.
Newer c4 model link below on the lg site .
www.lg.com
If you want to use it with your Xbox a 42” OLED TV might be a good option if you have the desk space. Being a TV It’ll also come with a remote control which might be handy if your mobility isn’t great.
Maybe something like a 42” LG C3 4K OLED. They seem to sell for about £750 online at most stores.
Newer c4 model link below on the lg site .
42 inch LG OLED AI C4 4K Smart TV 2024 - OLED42C44LA.AEK | LG UK
Discover the next generation of LG's Smart AI TVs, OLED42C44LA.AEK, for the optimal viewing experience tailored to you through the webOS platform's smart AI features. Click for pictures, reviews, and tech specs for the LG OLED AI C4 42 inch 4K Smart TV 2024.
www.lg.com
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Probably price hesitation? That 1300 is way too much when you can get something for half the price .
I wasn't sure about curved when I was looking for a new monitor, but as I also use the monitor for spreadsheets I wanted something super wide. Without the curve, the details at the far sides would be annoyingly small, even on a regular aspect ratio monitor I find the sides seem too small because I do sit fairly close to the screen (within 1m).
I ended up getting a curved and it's brilliant, but I would stress only if you are close enough to the screen to actually take advantage of the curve, otherwise I find that if you are sitting further back then it actually has a negative effect.
Got oled? arent you worried about burn in for spreadsheets? what's the text quality like?
Nah, it's not OLED. It's a Gigabyte 34" G34WQC (link) and whilst it's far from the best, it's pretty good value for money for my needs.