ASUS Bezel-Free ABF01: Multi Monitor Micro Structures 4.3", Wall-Mountable, Anti-Glare Coating, Enhanced SEO-Compatible Version Review

This is a HORRIBLE product! DO NOT BUY! this product looks horrible, used on 3 brand new asus rog strix xg27u models, also it looks horrible, and the transparent parts were deformed so it looked wrong, and the curved frame is still visible due to the bending. but it scratches monitors! The way it attaches to the screen feels like it's pressing hard and scratching my bezels. I don't think the screens were touched since they just press against the bezels, but they were slick and brand new screens

I use two monitors, everything works fine, just a note, you'll see cuts around the edges, but you'll quickly get used to it. I use a 24 inch Asus monitor and am happy with it. I mostly play FPS or remote view games like this one like Arkham Knight. and Tomb Raider style games are the new God of War ;) Yes it looks fine on 5/8 frames like I have on my 144MHz 24inch Asus monitors. Have fun and patience with the construction please. And you need to install them in V shape

I like the concept. Installing desktop monitors can be a little tricky as they need to be at a certain angle in order to work. My only major complaint is that one of mine snapped at the bottom after just a few days. I think it was most likely a defect in the part that caused the problem, but it could also be that the pressure the bracket is exerting is too much for the plastic.

Bought an ASUS ROG Bezel-Free kit to set up a racing simulator. Works well for applications that match the kit. For my 32" curved triple display, I had to use 3M double-sided tape to attach the lenses to the displays as they are too small to fit the clips. I wish ASUS had created a kit that catered for larger displays. able to get the kit working with my setup; However, I highly recommend reading the kit specs before purchasing.

So I took a chance and ordered a frameless kit after using the DIY kit for a few weeks. This kit is way better than the DIY solution I came up with. The foil used by Asus is much thicker than the one used in the TV and is very easy to attach and align with the monitor thanks to the mounting clips. The price could have been a little cheaper, but in the end it's nice to have a solution that looks good and fits well. (Kit for ViewSonic 27" Omnidirectional Flat Panel Monitors)

I've been waiting for them to come out for a very long time. I almost bought a 49 inch ultra wide monitor but I'm glad I waited. They are great for removing the flare effect in games and work well with Office applications after some tweaking. While it's not perfect, as the image is a bit darker where the bars overlap the bezel, the lack of those black bars has changed the way I look at my games. The most important point before buying is to make sure your monitors are supported as this will…

So I bought them because there weren't any reviews yet because they were so new. I use 3 ultra wide monitors for racing sims. It works out? 100% if! You have flat rear monitors. For example, Asus ROG monitors are rounded on the back, which causes the plastic to curve and actually creates an image wrapping effect. When I hold the brackets as they are meant to be mounted on a flat panel, the bezel hides it making it look like a single display. It is great! So it's a bit of an odd product since…

The idea of bridging the gap between monitors for gaming purposes is very appealing, especially now that widescreen gaming has become much more popular, especially in the racing gaming arena. The idea that you can use three monitors with no gaps is too good to pass up. Unfortunately, this product does not solve the problem. Firstly, plastic Fresnel lenses are very fragile, I wasn't rude with them, but the slightest movement of the mount caused the first crack. Another crack appeared thanks to…

I was thinking of posting some pics but others on Revain did and they show what I see on my rig pretty well. I didn't have time to position the monitors correctly and set them up fully because my job is OT now. When I installed it last night, there were a couple of icons under the left icon on the desktop that highlighted one of the product's shortcomings. Icons have halos/blur on dark background. I expect it to improve a bit after I tweak it. Otherwise, the picture is clear but a bit darker…

This is cutting-edge technology that you should probably avoid unless you're into tinkering. I don't see many uses for this outside of simulation games like racing sims and flight sims. It also comes at a premium price considering everything is included in the box. That being said, with the right application, it actually does a very good job and can add extra immersion to a simulator. Here are a few things to consider before you buy*. If the top and bottom of your monitor's bezel are of…

Maybe they work with the right types of monitors and borders at the right widths, but they didn't work for me. I played with the angle of the monitors, I have 2 by the way, it just didn't fit the claims. If I hand pulled the strips about 1/2 inch away from the monitor they seemed to work, but the mounts are not designed to hold the plastic strip lenses in that position. They keep them flat on the monitors. If you're willing to screw something up, they might work for you, otherwise you'll save…

Conclusion: just buy an ultra-wide screen. Pros: 1. Fantastic idea for this product 2. This eliminates the bezel significantly (the reason you can see mine with the left bezel is entirely due to my error. My triple monitor stand is not long enough to accommodate the one in the manual 130 degree advertised angle Based on what I have (I'm here I'm sure it can eliminate the bezels completely) Cons: 1. As you can see from the game screenshot, this does reduce the bezel though something but adds two

So they do what they announce but they are not very good and let's hope there is a complete remake of the new version that works better. I can't say if they're worth it. At least until I get it perfectly how I need it. They already seem to have some scratches and I'm not sure if I'll be returning them or asking for a replacement. perfect, and then they are most useful and shine as intended. When the monitors are 100% perfectly aligned. The price should be half what it is in my opinion, or about

They work amazingly well, the only problem I have is that they are very fragile. Simply touching the lens incorrectly can scratch it, and if the bottom of the monitor sticks out more than the top, the bottom will show a slight warp. I wish they were available in longer sheets for a 65" TV for example so I can put 3 LG C2s side by side. (Difficult to operate and pick up with one hand)

This kit requires you to be able to position the monitors at a specific angle (too acute for convenience). So if you have monitors on a mount, you cannot use this product. It also requires the body of your monitor to be a bit thick, the tabs on the clips extend very far which is fine but they don't wrap completely so if you have a very thin monitor this won't work for you (mine was maybe 0.3 inch and the device was loosened). If you have a setup with one of these the picture will look TERRIBLE…

I think by watching a youtube video it becomes pretty clear that this is more of a gimmick than a product. They have discoloration and halos instead of a border. Very specific angles and monitors for his work.

I use a set of LG 27 inch monitors at 120 degrees, they are easy to remove when not playing a three screen game. Poor contrast ratio!

Very happy with the results, I used 1/8 plexiglass cut to size for use on a 32" rig. If you use triple screens and have thought about this product, you know it works and removes glare.

It came with everything except transparent strips. The package was obviously opened as it was unsealed. Definitely don't recommend it.

32" flat or curved monitors require additional parts but can be installed. Overcoming small troubles, you can get a good sense of satisfaction.