
Flat, on purpose
No curve at 27 inches, so straight lines stay straight. The panel turns a full 90° into portrait for reading, code and long timelines.

A single flat OLED panel, cut to 27 inches at 2560 × 1440. At 280 Hz with 0.03 ms response, motion stays sharp at any speed, and contrast is limited only by how dark your room is.
Best for A classic desk and fast games

No curve at 27 inches, so straight lines stay straight. The panel turns a full 90° into portrait for reading, code and long timelines.

A sculpted rear housing around a single column. Two HDMI 2.1 inputs and a DisplayPort 1.4 sit behind it.

The panel rides on a column that lifts 120 mm, tilts from −5° to +20° and swivels ±20°.
Figures from the panel specification. Typical values are labelled typical.
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