AOC Agon PRO AG456UCZD 45'' Ultra Wide Curved OLED Gaming Monitor, 21:9 WQHD 3440x1440, 240Hz 0.03ms, FreeSync Premium, 800R, USB-C Docking, Frameless, PS5/Switch/Xbox; Light FX, Height Adjustable

The monitor itself is crisp, responsive, and the image quality is incredible. I'm also really happy with the cable options and built-in stand. I'm using one of the USB ports to power my monitor mounted desk light. I'm a big fan of the curve ratio too. It's just enough without being too much. I highly recommend this monitor.

Fantastic monitor. Curve is perfect for how far back I sit from it. Very responsive, bright colors, dark darks, has the connectors that I needed, I'm using the DisplayPort and the USB-C connectors. More DisplayPort connections would have been preferable to the HDMI connections that it has instead, but USB-C is doing extremely well so I can't complain too much.When I first turned it on, it had a weird splotchiness to the color. In the menu it turns out there's an option to refresh pixels, basically making the monitor turn off for 10 minutes then turn back on, and after doing a refresh it looked much better. I didn't see anything in the setup directions suggesting to do this, I found it scrolling desperately through menus looking for anything that would fix what I otherwise was going to return the monitor for.Solid colors look a little bit grainy, but I only notice this when large expanses of my screen are darkish grays and get up closer than I'm usually sitting at my screen to look at it. Playing games or watching videos it's totally fine. With a dark enough dark mode (I use 0x000000 black for large expanses of my color schemes and custom CSS, which is part of why I wanted to spring for an OLED) it's also not a problem. I may not have noticed it other than when I looked closely because of the earlier splotchiness from when I first turned it on, but successive pixel refreshes haven't made the faint graininess go away.Controls for the monitor are a bit difficult to reach, on the back if you reach underneath the right side. I don't like that I have needed to use a remote to control my monitor, but the remote has been working acceptably well.It's pretty large but also very thin, so if you bump it, it'll sway and bounce for a little bit. I think it's an acceptable compromise, since I don't bump it often, but it did surprise me.It was disappointing that there are so few monitors that can meet the specs of this one, and the only other one I could find had a big ugly ROG logo underneath it that I didn't want to stare at all day. Loud branding is incredibly obnoxious, so the subtle branding on this one was a welcome alternative.This is the best monitor I've owned now that the splotchiness is fixed. I don't know if I can ever go back down from 240Hz or OLED.