Curved monitors for immersive viewing experiences
Discover a curved display that enhances visuals and productivity.










FAQs
What is a curved monitor?
A curved monitor has a screen that is slightly concave instead of flat. The screen is designed to wrap around your field of view and create a more engaging experience, whether you’re working or enjoying movies, TV shows and video games. The curved screen is meant to mimic the natural curvature of the human eye and help reduce eye strain. Whether you're setting up at a gaming desk or a computer desk for work and school assignments, a curved monitor can make a big difference in how you get things done.
Are curved monitors a good idea?
Yes, a curved monitor is a good idea for both personal and professional use. Compared to a regular flat monitor, their curved design gives better peripheral vision and help emulated natural depth perception. The screens try to mimic our natural field of view and in doing so they can help reduce strain on your eyes. Some drawbacks of curved monitors to consider are that they can experience glare at certain angles depending on how the light hits them and that they are trickier to wall mount compared to flat monitors. If a curved monitor isn’t the right fit for you, consider other monitors like our selection of 4k monitors, ultrawide monitors and gaming monitors.
Is a 1500R curve good?
If you have a curved monitor with a 1500R curve that refers to the monitor’s curvature. 1500R means that the monitor has a radius of 1500mm (1.5 metres). The shorter the radius of a curved monitor, the more curved the screen will be. You can find curved monitors that range from 1000R to 4000R. In terms of which curve is best, it comes down to which one you feel the most comfortable looking at. Make sure you have a desk like a corner desk or adjustable desk that can accommodate a curved monitor.
Is a curved monitor good for watching movies?
Yes, a curved monitor is a good option for watching movies, especially if you’re sitting at your desk. The curved screen design gives you a more immersive viewing experience by wrapping around your peripheral vision and drawing you in. If you need to connect your laptop to your monitor, use an HDMI cable or, if needed, a USB to HDMI converter.
But, if you don’t prefer to watch movies on a monitor, a new TV might be the better choice. Partner your TV with a sturdy TV stand and streaming device like Apple TV, Google TV, Roku or Amazon Fire to access for favourite movies and shows.













