Review on INNOCN 26 Inch Ultrawide Screen Monitor: High Definition, Adaptive Sync, Split Screen, Height Adjustment, HDMI Compatibility by Tommy Maldonado

I expected very little from a $200 monitor from a brand I had never heard of, but was pleasantly surprised. The construction is solid and feels premium. Assembly was easy: the base bolts to the arm and the arm attaches to the back of the monitor. No tools were required and it took me about a minute to complete. The screen quality seems good, I've got it alongside a $600 Acer Predator and a $400 BenQ monitor and it looks just as good as both. I really think 2560x1080 is an odd resolution, I wouldn't recommend it as a primary monitor. In portrait mode, however, it works well as a second or third monitor, which is how I use it.