INNOCN 49" Curved Gaming Monitor 144Hz Ultrawide 32:9 WDFHD 3840 x 1080P, R1800, 99% sRGB, HDR400, USB Type C, DisplayPort, HDMI, Built-in Speakers, Height/Tilt Adjustable - 49C1G

Let me start out with the negative, I received this monitor 49” OLED 240 hz and connected to my 13 inch Rog Zflow and it worked Beautifully ,until i connected to any other Devices, PS5, Apple TV. Mini PC. Everything else had a fuzzy screen or lines. I tried different cables, checked connections, nothing worked , so contacted the seller. After about a week of back and forth emails, pictures, telling me to try different options nothing worked.The positives The company ((Innocn) sent me a UPS email and i sent it back. They sent me a new Monitor. It’s has an amazing picture I’ll never Go back to a regular monitor form OLED,I watch Movies , play games, the 240 refresh rate is fast.

Great value for the price. The quality of the display, the fit and finish are all on point with more well known brands. The 1800R curve is much gentler than some of the others out there, and provides a much nicer viewing experience. I've used this monitor on a PC and Mac, and through a Docking station, and didn't have any issues.One thing to note too, is that the USB-C connection also provides power to charge a laptop. It's a great buy!

I looked on at the curved monitor craze with amusement for a few years before finally deciding to try it. At home I had been using one large 27” 4k monitor that I would toggle between my work Windows laptop and personal Mac laptop. Then I ended up adding another 24” Dell 1080 monitor to get more work real estate. Figured that would do for now but the mismatch and seam was a bit annoying. Found this INNOCN 49” curved monitor as a Black Friday deal and went for it. Easy setup, works perfectly for me. Not a gamer, so I’m not sure how well it would do there. But it works great via USB-C from my work Dell Latitude 5500 w/ the Thunderbolt support. And I have it going usb-c from the Mac to DisplayPort, which gives the faster 120mhz support. Easy to switch between inputs using the menu buttons. The stand legs are thin and unobtrusive. It doesn’t emit much heat at all. So far no odd behavior after about a month of daily use. Only mild annoyance is that after a time it seems to go to sleep and then it disconnects from the work laptop which causes all the windows to move back to the laptop screen when I log back in. I’m not sure if that is the monitor’s fault or a Dell thing.Regardless I highly recommend this as a solid basic and inexpensive 49” QHD curved monitor for productivity use. Just make sure your computer can support it, and remember it only has one USB-C input. But using DisplayPort is also available and would give you the better refresh rate, without the benefit of a wired USB keyboard/mouse connected straight to monitor.

It's a huge monitor with great response time and 120hz refresh, who could ask for more at that price? It performs well as a gaming monitor and even for productivity, but there's a catch. This monitor experiences pretty significant burn in. I've been using this for about 6 months and I can clearly see burn in down the middle of my screen where two windows meet (I'm using Windows 11, docking a browser on the left and Teams on the right). During low light situations, the burn in becomes very noticeable and I suspect it'll only get worse over time. The monitor sees about 8-10 hours of use a day, which isn't anything worse than any other monitor these days. For that reason alone, I can't give this 5 stars and 3 stars seems a bit harsh considering all the other great things this has. Just be aware that you're buying something that might not last as long as a more expensive monitor of this size.

The vision:Couldn't find any reviews on this model (it's very new) so decided to write one. Was considering LG or Samsung, but decided to take a chance on this one based on reviews of other INNOCN models. Their vision seems to be to focus on what matters, and cut costs where possible. The result is a 49" costing $300 less than other brands with comparable panel and specs. I'm ok with this proposition.What's lacking:No remote, no glossy back panel, no fancy LED lights in the back, and not great sounding integrated spekers (but at least you have speakers) = $300 discount. Do you need all that stuff anyway? I don't. Remote would be nice but I'll manage.What matters:The screen, oh the screen... It blew me away. I was concerned about VA panel and not ISP, but it looks incredible and I love it. The 1800R curve works perfectly for me, although I suspect I might like 1500R a bit better. The brightness is great, the colors look beautiful, the HDR in standard mode is perfect. Resolution is great around 109 PPI, and I don't see colors fade at the edges. I divide into 3 screens and it's efficient. Looks like a very high quality panel. I'm glad someone decided a 49" ultra-wide was a good idea, because it seriously is. I used two 27 in monitors for a long time, and although it's the equivalent screen area there's no comparison in how much more efficient this setup is. My hope is that the monitor is durable, and continues to work for a long time.Issues:Only issue was it wasn't waking up when my Mac Mini woke up from sleep. I had to turn on manually each time. It's a setting in the monitor. Turn off the "Auto Power" feature in "other Settings" and this fixes the problem. The monitor goes into standby instead of powering off completely when it detects no signal from the computer. I use USB-C cable.Last note to someone in Amazon: Reviews should be for the specific product, they should not be mixed for different models. Someone fix this.6 MONTH UPDATE: 3/29/24: The monitor continues to work flawlessly. No glitches, no issues, turns on every time. When the time comes to buy another in the future, will definitely get 1500R if not 1000R. Also, higher PPI than 109 if available. Still very happy with the purchase.