In my humble experience the best and most flexible way to mount a monitor arm is clamping it to the table. And just to be clear; I’m talking about a computer screen stand aka “monitor stand” , not speakers.
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Damn. Bought this one 2 days ago, and it’s only now that I see this thread…
Update:
I finally ordered the new monitor which I’m quite happy with.
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1500R Curvature 34” Widescreen Monitor
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Ultra WQHD enables a screen resolution of 3440x1440 — 2.5 times the pixel
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density of Full HD
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2 HDMI, 1 DP, and 2 USB ports
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CJ79 features two Thunderbolt 3 ports to connect compatible Macs and PCs. Thunderbolt 3 transmits video and data at speeds of up to 40Gbps — 8 times faster than USB 3.0 — and simultaneously charges devices (up to 85W), all over a single cable.
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USB inputs
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bumping this thread as I’m in the market for a new monitor for DAW production. a curved monitor seems like a good idea. can anyone recommend a monitor around 29 inches, budget 200 - £400.
something with VESA Mount is probably a good idea too. thanks in advance.
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the prices at the end are not accurate , the Neo is no where near that price now
Reving an old topic…
Anyone know if there’s a downside to grabbing the Samsung S65UA curved monitor?
I’ve never had a curved monitor, so I’m unsure what “1000R” would feel like. I have used curved monitors in the past and like them.
Primary use: Ableton Live - mostly mixing stage usage
Secondary use: Light video editing duties for sharing to social media.
Tertiary? Maybe use it for text-based work duties.
Key specs from a vendor page:
- 34" 21:9 VA Panel
- HDMI | DisplayPort | USB-C
- Ultrawide QHD 3440 x 1440 at 100 Hz
- 5 ms Response Time
- 4000:1 Static Contrast Ratio
- 350 nits Peak Brightness (HDR)
- 1.07 Billion Colors with HDR10
- 1000R Curved Design
- Gigabit Ethernet Port
- Integrated 3-Port USB Hub