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BenQ Knowledge Center / BenQ Knowledge Center / BenQ-What Is the Best Type of Monitor for Gaming? Curved vs. Flat Monitor

Quick Guide to Curved Gaming Monitors

BenQ
2021/03/18
Curved vs. flat monitor for excellent gaming experience with BenQ curved gaming monitors

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The Ultra-Wide Curved Monitor

Ultrawide monitor, 21: 9 aspect ratio, with extra screen real estate for gaming

The common aspect ratio of a monitor is 16:9, meaning that the monitor has a width of 16 units and a height of 9 units. Since an ultra-wide monitor has an aspect ratio of 21:9 , it gains around 33% extra screen real estate compared to an average curved monitor. Want a mind-blowing gaming experience? BenQ’s EX3501R is the ultra-wide monitor you want.

After finishing reading this article and learning about what a curved monitor can bring to you, don’t hesitate to give a curved monitor a shot. It’s worth it!

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