It's a great idea, but too expensive for what is basically a mirror trick. If I wanted to spend an extra $100 on plastic I would just spend it on better monitors. a first product of its kind, so of course it makes sense to charge it, but is it worth it? NO, chances are you could make your own at home and it wouldn't cost more than $40 and I am most responsible for the price. It only fits screens over 27 inches max, then they want you to tilt your monitors at an awkward angle. Positions only to…

Good idea and bad execution. First, the prism here is very thin. I thought it was thick like a normal prism. This is a flat sheet about 1/8 inch thick. It is difficult to keep monitors at the right angle during and after installation. After adjustment, any text in this area will be blurred. I wouldn't call it seamless as advertised. high price over $100.

They're not 100% perfect but when you scan the screens with your eyes you don't realize they're there and it looks like one big screen. I think they are a great product. Use on 3x MSI 27" for sim racing (iRacing)

The product works perfectly, I don't know why the card is telling you to place the monitors at such an extreme angle. I honestly think it's a mistake. these things work better than the picture where my bezels are lined up, the distortion is 0 as you can see in the picture, you can look straight into the crack and both pictures match perfectly. This is a very underrated product but yes its a little key card that tells you how to angle, throw away and set them like the angle in my picture and…

Doesn't work, reinforce the bezel if it does. Broke very easily trying to make small adjustments to minimize the terrible effect that was happening. An absolute waste of money, I would understand if it was $20 but over $100 is an absolute joke.

Using 3 ASUS ROG monitors makes this a great purchase. Clearly designed for ASUS monitors. While this doesn't make it 100% seamless, it does look a lot better than bezels. I leave them on all the time and never have a problem with games. Now. If I was working in Excel I would just keep the spreadsheet out of the plastic strip area as it can make this type of work a little blurry. But that's easy to overcome.

Think of her for a long time. And in real life, you don't see the borders on the screens in the game, and with that you have to fight the coroners for the displays.

They're pretty crappy, even on the Eyefinity setting. Had them perfectly. I gave myself a month to adjust, then took them off and threw them away.

Doesn't work for my triple screen setup. The reflective material needs to be in just the right place to work properly. The included clips don't attach well to the screens, allowing the reflective material to move with every movement. Even the smallest movement spoils the overall impression.

120 degrees is cool. It pretty much wraps around your head at these angles. I prefer around 160 degrees or so. It still works, but the effect diminishes at higher powers. It's better than double vision from any angle!

I'm using a frameless kit of three 27" MSI monitors. My setup eliminated the 3/8 inch screen gap. Almost seamless. I wish it didn't cost that much, but I'd rather have it than not.

The angle of the monitors required for the mount (120-130 degrees) is too small. The monitor buttons for power etc. are all hidden by the bezel.

This is a great product but the price is too high, it works and is great for sim racing on 3 screens, but two things need to happen: offer more features and lower the price.

Muy Corto Aún para Monitores de 27 pulgadas have wine flaws. Espero me reembolsen o envíen otro nuevamente.Too even reduces to 27 monitors and one side has some errors/details. Hope restored or new. The good guy looks great.

This is how it looks on 32 inch monitors. Yes, that's right, 32-inch monitors. I threw away the holders there and made my own as I accidentally bought them but I make things work and they have turned out great in person if you are smart and I can get them on 32 inch monitors , the strips are slightly longer than the screens, so there is enough space to cover the entire screen. Because I made my own holders I made them protrude further so I don't have to have the screen at the extreme angles you

actually works. Use it on my racing sim with triple 27" screens and apart from a slight darkening of the image behind the kit it's unnoticeable. And in the races it is not visible at all. Wonderful.

I love it! They work so well and are definitely an improvement over bezels. But why not make them for a bigger monitor! I have 3 32 inch widescreen monitors and I have taped them on until I can figure something out. Even when they're glued, they're still better than frames! One size only fits monitors up to 27 inches! Fire this guy and start making them for big monitors already.

I have 3 x 32 inch monitors that I use for sim racing. They are very easy to install and work surprisingly well. You can see them, but if you scan the screens with your eyes, they're sharp and solid.

Works as advertised for me. Just read the description and requirements before purchasing. Although I already had the monitors in the advertising picture

The concept is BIG and I see a clear need and need for it. But it's literally around $5 for 3D printed plastic. Why $109-$189 (and it's been so long since the POS has been torn up at this point so prices must be maintained) because it's a clear example that it's not just an idea only you buy , but also a clear example is to break us gamers and "idea" have. They are NOT inclined towards gamers, but they tend to hit us on the head. I've been waiting for them to drop in price to at least below the