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

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 different thicknesses, the clear plastic will warp and create intermittent distortion. The crease can also press the clear plastic against the screen, which over time can leave indelible marks on the monitor.* A smaller distance between the screen and the clear plastic results in less distortion where the clear plastic begins. Basically, thicker monitor frames have more distortion between the edges because they create more gaps. * 32 inch screens are not compatible by default, but users can create their own solutions to make it work. * There are not many of them. Information or examples are available to them, so they require a bit of work for those who want to fine-tune a setup, but otherwise should be out of the box for most setups.