INNOCN 40C1R – 40 inch Ultrawide Goodness Review

INNOCN 40C1R – 40 inch Ultrawide Goodness Review –  As many of you know, most ultrawide monitors come in 34inch screen sizes and offer a native resolution of 3440 x 1450.

Their panels are usually slightly curved in an attempt to offer a deeper immersion and more normal overall user experience, while also very effectively to combating which can occur in the corners of the panel due to its sheer width.

INNOCN’s-latest ultrawide offering, the 40-C1R, embraces the said 3440 x 1440 native resolution but breaks the mold in every other way. It comes with a massive in 40 inch IPS-ADS panel, giving it around 18 percentage more screen real estate than a traditional 34inch-ultrawide.

The INNOCN-40C1R has a several other interesting entries on its technical specification sheet. It promises 600cd/m² maximum brightness, 1,200 : 1 static contrast ratio, 95 percentage of DCI-P-3 color space coverage, factory calibration with ΔE < 2 color-accuracy, Picture in picture and The Picture by picture capabilities, and of course as well as a 90 W USB-C PD port.

You might be quick to declare it a productivity monitor, but then there’s the 145Hz panel refresh rate and AMD-Free Sync Premium certification. With all that in mind, it’s no surprise the INNOCN will sees the 40-C1R as a multipurpose-monitor that can seamlessly switch from productivity to gaming and back. Last but not least, the 40-C1R is priced competitively, coming in at $625 in the United States and €640 in the European marketplace.

Hopefully this article INNOCN 40C1R – 40 inch Ultrawide Goodness Review can be benefit and useful.

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