The Xeneon Flex hides handles at its sides that, when extended, can be fulled to curve the display, or pushed to flatten it.Being able to switch between flat and curved modes is convenient when you want to switch between productivity and gaming. I prefer to work and watch videos on a flat screen, but switching to its peak 800R curvature is great for gaming because it’s easier for me to see what’s in my peripheral vision.
The Xeneon Flex OLED gaming monitor is flat on the left, while the right image shows what it looks like once it’s fixed at an 800R curvature.Corsair’s reviewers guide claims that the bendable screen has an “almost limitless bending life cycle,” though its metrics indicate that there is, indeed, a limit. If you bend it five times a day for every day of the week, it expects the mechanism to last for five and half years. Corsair is supplying a three-year warranty with the Xeneon Flex.
It’s got fantastic viewing angles when it’s flat; I can make out details standing to the side with minuscule color and brightness shifting. That changes a bit when it’s curved, but it’s still easier to appreciate visuals at off-center than non-OLED curved monitors, like Samsung’s Odyssey Ark and Neo G9.
All of the video inputs are located on its back, including one DisplayPort 1.4 port, two HDMI 2.1 ports, one USB-C port that can charge devices at up to 30W and pull in video via DisplayPort alt mode. If you have a more power-thirsty laptop, you’ll need a lot more than what this single cable connection can supply to keep it charged. Corsair also squeezed in a USB hub with one USB-C port to make an upstream connection with your PC and two USB-A 3.1 Gen 1 downstream ports for accessories.
When are we going to get some 32” OLED options? Is there some technical reason why manufacturers can’t make OLED screens in smaller form factors for desktop?
Just no.
Can anyone share that wallpaper please ❤️
Why do so many great monitors have incredibly ugly stands :(
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Wow!! Looks so pleasing!
I love my G9, but it's not OLED. How much cheaper could they offer this if it was just curved all the time? The niche that needs a monitor that goes 'flat' for you to roll away from the desk to play at a distance can't be bigger than people that just sit stationary at their desk.