One of the first choices you need to make when shopping for a new gaming monitor is whether to get a flat or curved display. When choosing between an IPS or VA panel for an LCD screen, the two formats typically mean the difference between them. A new display being developed by Corsair would appear to combine the greatest features of both worlds. Choosing between a flat or curved display should be one of your first considerations when shopping for a new gaming monitor. When choosing an LCD screen, the two formats typically imply the difference between choosing an IPS or VA panel because of the various advantages they each offer. Corsair is working on a new monitor that appears to combine the greatest features of both worlds.

According to conventional knowledge, the former is more suited for daily use and productivity tasks while the latter is perfect for gaming because it may create a more immersive experience. It will be fascinating to see how durable the 45WQHD240 turns out to be over time. The screen protectors on Samsung’s foldable phones are known to degrade over time, and there is a distinct wrinkle when you bend them open. Nobody wants to see those kinds of flaws in a monitor that will probably cost thousands of dollars. The 45WQHD240 will be a more than capable gaming monitor based on its other specifications. It has a 240Hz refresh rate, a 0.03ms gray-to-gray response time, and a 21:9 ultrawide panel with 99 percent DCI-P3 coverage. Additionally, it supports G-Sync and has a maximum brightness of 1,000 nits. The main drawback is that VESA installation is not supported, although there are several ports on the provided stand.

There is no price or release date available for the Xenon Flex 45WQHD240 yet. Given the feature set, the price when it is released will undoubtedly be astronomically high. Later this year, Corsair promised to provide further information.