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Good to see the packaging is now mostly cardboard rather than solid blocks of foam like the 38" ![Smile :) :)](/styles/default/xenforo/vbSmilies/Normal/smile.gif)
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It’s one overlooked benefit of ultra wide screens in that you can put easily put spreadsheets side to side on them so it’s good for productivity. Will also be looking forward to running cyberpunk and rdr2 on it as well lol.Wait, your going to buy this monitor and the first thing you are looking forward to is running some spreadsheets. LOL![]()
Samsung has never done 38 UW so dont get your hopes up. We might see 49 incher SUW, but I dont think we will ever get 38.
Interesting. Was wondering if I should pay the extra to bump it up to 5 years if given the option. I guess they don’t want to take chances pastes 3 years. Hard to blame them, there will be many careless users who may wreck it before 5 years is reached.Looks like when you buy one on the US store there is no option to extend your warranty....
Interesting. Was wondering if I should pay the extra to bump it up to 5 years if given the option. I guess they don’t want to take chances pastes 3 years. Hard to blame them, there will be many careless users who may wreck it before 5 years is reached.
I expect it’s related to them expecting retention/burn in after that point. £1000 for a monitor that has that level of faith from the vendor is a bit alarming tbh. Here’s hoping the extended warranty gets offered in the UK because it’s resale value will be sod all if it has defects after 3 years.They probably expect failure rate to rise sharply beyond 3 years.
It may be one of the reasons for relatively low price.