Review on Samsung LC34H890WJNXGO Ultrawide Curved Monitor with 3440x1440 Resolution, 100Hz Refresh Rate, Tilt and Height Adjustment, and Flicker-Free Technology by Justin Twede

It has everything: - USB C DP for charging Macbook Pro '16. It's 60 watts, but more than enough for me until I play with it. Currently MBP's main charging box is somewhere in the box and a USB-C cable is used for charging and video (if I haven't set up split screen, HDMI is also connected) - PBP is also used as split screen for support of two Sources labeled A: I use it to split my screen as if two monitors were connected, so I can split it 1-4 ways (USB C and HDMI) on Mac. Sometimes one side is connected to the Mac, the other to the PC (DisplayPort). Surprising - Freesync: useless for me as my computer runs Nvidia GTX, but maybe future proof? - Extra wide - Curved - Excellent image quality. Since I'm comparing to Retina, it's very close. - 100Hz refresh rate - Eye saver mode is a great feature for late night work to avoid hurting your eyes too much - basically makes the screen slightly blurry and yellowish (reduce blue). Works just like Night Shift on iPhone, just not automatically - Automatically detects a new video source (enabled in settings), just wish it worked for PBP too - Easy to use and navigate button behind the screen. I use it for work (Mac) and games. (PC). Particularly satisfied with the functioning of the monitor. Cons - not compatible with Gsync. This is especially a problem at over 100 frames per second. I only use vsync, glad some games support 100hz vsync. Sometimes I see lines running from top to bottom, but quickly turning the monitor on and off seems to fix that. Therefore 4 stars instead of 5. In this price range it is simply unbeatable with all the functions that this monitor has. All similar passports more than 1000