[SOLVED] flat vs curved

[Tastypoptart]

so ive been a using a 1080p asus curved monitor and i think its time for 1440p, but its been so long i dont know if i should go with flat or curved, i want to know what people with a flat and a curved of similar spec think about them and if going curved to flat is uncomfortable like i think it might be. im also going to a 2 monitor setup so im keeping the old one.

if your wondering the two im looking at are LG 27GP850-B and the Samsung odyssey g7

 

[punkncat]

For work I prefer two flat panels of the same size. For gaming and goofing off I prefer a large curved screen

 

[Tastypoptart]

For work I prefer two flat panels of the same size. For gaming and goofing off I prefer a large curved screen

thats kinda what i was thinking and i do occasionally use blender, fusion 360 and sometimes work from home but 99% of my home use is gaming

 

[FoxInFlames]

Well, i don't exactly know how to put it, but after using a curved screen going back to flat is a bit tough for me, it's like....weird (i don't know how to put it)

That could just be me, but yeah.

Do know that i don't have two monitors of the same sizes, I'm giving the comparison from a 17.3 inch laptop screen (IPS) to a 31.5 inch monitor (VA).

I'd say go with curved, but you can do well with a flat anyways.

 

[hotaru.hino]

I have a curved screen, but I don't really notice much of a difference in immersion between it and a flat panel. The monitor just sort of exists for lack of a better word in my setups.