Curved Monitors or Flat Monitors (Dual monitors)?

[Fantasylove]

I'm looking for a monitor and I was wonder what I should choose between a curved or flat monitors. If I pick flat monitors, I will go for dual monitors--for productivity and probably procrastinating my assignments). But what do you guys think? Tell me what their pro's and con's? 

 

PS: The new ASUS gaming monitor 34' G-sync, looks very promising. 

[The Official Czex]

If you're editing video or images, a curved monitor would be worse as it can sometimes slightly warp images and video due to its curved nature.

 

However, it shouldn't be too much of an issue unless you need to be very precise. 

[W-L]

I'm looking for a monitor and I was wonder what I should choose between a curved or flat monitors. If I pick flat monitors, I will go for dual monitors--for productivity and probably procrastinating my assignments). But what do you guys think? Tell me what their pro's and con's? 

PS: The new ASUS gaming monitor 34' G-sync, looks very promising. 

 

If you mainly game a lot of like the large format monitors then that would be good but for productivity the dual setup would be best for most situations. Personally I love dual or triple monitor setups when working.

[RedSphyxis]

I'm looking for a monitor and I was wonder what I should choose between a curved or flat monitors. If I pick flat monitors, I will go for dual monitors--for productivity and probably procrastinating my assignments). But what do you guys think? Tell me what their pro's and con's? 

 

PS: The new ASUS gaming monitor 34' G-sync, looks very promising. 

if you're doing content creation don't go for curved ones the curve can distort some stuff specially in photoshop, paint SAI, CAD work etc.(IMO)

 

personally for productiviy the best is a dualmonitor setup.IMO you won't be needing anything more than a 27" monitor, you can have identical monitors if you want to but it's really up to you

 

if you're gaming go for the swift(pretty sure prices have gone down) if not go for a 4k IPS monitor(there are a few afaik)

 

also try and find a g-sync/freesync enable monitor the added variable refresh rate is awesome

[Analog]

I have worked on an ultra-wide 34'' LG for quite some time and its pretty nice, but imo there is nothing better than having two physical monitors for productivity. At home I have a 4K 28'' and 24'' 1080p screen in portrait mode, which is basically the perfect setup for most normal school/university stuff like writing papers, since on the portrait screen you can see an entire page of content. For content creation it is still fine, because you have a giant screen with lots of pixels for your primary screen and then you can have all of your other stuff like skype, fb and music on the other one.