Deco Gear 49and#034; Curved Ultrawide 3840×1080 32:9 144Hz FreeSync 4ms Gaming Monitor

The DGVM490 is engineered to provide an expansive “command center” view that eliminates the need for multi-monitor setups.

• Super Ultrawide Canvas: The 3840 x 1080 resolution provides double the horizontal real estate of a standard Full HD monitor, allowing for true “side-by-side” multitasking without a center bezel.

• High-Speed Fluidity: A 144Hz refresh rate paired with a 4ms response time ensures that fast-moving action in FPS, racing, and flight simulator games remains crisp and blur-free.

• 1800R Curvature: The aggressive curve is optimized for the human eye, maintaining a consistent focal distance across the entire 49-inch width to reduce eye strain and increase immersion.

• AMD FreeSync Support: Synchronizes the monitor’s refresh rate with your GPU to eliminate screen tearing and stuttering during intense gameplay.

• Vibrant Visuals: Featuring a high-contrast VA panel with 3000:1 contrast ratio and HDR support, it delivers deep blacks and brilliant highlights for both gaming and media consumption.

• Versatile Connectivity: Equipped with multiple HDMI and DisplayPort inputs, allowing for Picture-in-Picture (PiP) and Picture-by-Picture (PbP) modes to display inputs from two different computers at once.

“The first time you sit down in front of the Deco Gear 49-inch, your entire peripheral vision is occupied—it’s a transformative feeling. For work, it’s a game-changer; you can have a full-sized spreadsheet, a browser, and a communication app open all at once with zero overlap. But the real magic happens when you load up a game. In a racing sim or an open-world RPG, the extra width lets you see ‘around corners’ in a way that standard monitors simply can’t match. The 144Hz refresh rate makes every cursor movement and camera pan feel incredibly smooth. Even though it’s a massive piece of hardware, the 1800R curve makes it feel like the monitor is hugging your workspace, keeping every corner of the screen within easy reach of your gaze.”