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Cheapest 100Hz Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor - Massdrop Vast

If only I could afford.

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Interesting, but no LFC kind of kills it for me. Would have been interested if it covered a greater range with FreeSync.

Maybe we'll see a price drop of Vega 56 when the 1070Ti launches to make it a little more enticing.

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Massdrop's shipping to the UK, plus any import fees/VAT means this is priced well outside of competing monitors with more features/better panels here in the UK. It's a nice deal if you're American, but even Canada has to pay $150 shipping. It's just not worth it.

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You couldn't have like ya know demo'd free-sync on it?

Hooked it up to Vega, ran a AAA game at native rez/medium settings? Then cranked it up to the aboslute max to see if it drops below the minimum refresh for free-sync and what that looks like?

 

Honestly how long would that have taken?

Isn't showing off it's gaming capabilities in that way integral to a review of a gaming display?

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what monitor resolution/refresh rate?

 

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2 hours ago, James said:

Buy Massdrop Vast on Amazon: http://geni.us/gCOCE

 

Massdrop set out to make the best gaming monitor they could at the lowest price...but what did they have to sacrifice to do it?
 

 

I need this now, must've missed it but what's the cheapest you can get it?

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2 minutes ago, Hmz27 said:

I need this now, must've missed it but what's the cheapest you can get it?

549 from massdrop. Won't ship till January 2018

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35 minutes ago, Hmz27 said:

I need this now, must've missed it but what's the cheapest you can get it?

 

33 minutes ago, reptileexperts said:

549 from massdrop. Won't ship till January 2018

+ $150 shipping + whatever VAT and fees your govt charges outside of the US.

 

eg UK: 550 + 150 = $700 + 20% = $840 (£662.31 via paypal) + whatever fees/duties extra.

 

Which is right in the arena of Acer Predator 144hz and LG 1440p Ultrawides

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2 hours ago, Pyrii said:

 

+ $150 shipping + whatever VAT and fees your govt charges outside of the US.

 

eg UK: 550 + 150 = $700 + 20% = $840 (£662.31 via paypal) + whatever fees/duties extra.

 

Which is right in the arena of Acer Predator 144hz and LG 1440p Ultrawides

 

Yeah maybe it's different if you live in the US but I've never seen a deal on massdrop that made sense

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A cool setup that could be done with this monitor, or at least a few xD, would be a flight simulator setup. With 35" inches of diagonal screen real estate, a few of these side-by-side tilted 90 degrees would be really cool, as you could see downwards and upwards a bit farther, therefore simulating a cockpit better. 

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Is an 25'' ultrawide monitor worth it instead of an 23'' widescreen?

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3 hours ago, IgorM said:

Is an 25'' ultrawide monitor worth it instead of an 23'' widescreen?

You'd be losing some height for very little width. The screen would probably be smaller overall.

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Anyone know who "Portrait" is who did the color accuracy tests?

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Would anyone say that this would be a good monitor for productivity and movie use?

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48 minutes ago, jackyw said:

Would anyone say that this would be a good monitor for productivity and movie use?

Depends on the workload, but most likely not really unless you don't want bezels, 2-3 decent 1080p IPS displays will only run you about $100 each.

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46 minutes ago, jackyw said:

Would anyone say that this would be a good monitor for productivity and movie use?

Ultrawides in general are great for productivity, but some do argue, like Dmitri from Hardware Canucks, that curved ultrawides are not his favorite when editing in Premiere. You do get more real estate when using dual monitors and you can usually get bundles on sale, but you have the bevels in the way which some people don't like. 

 

Movie viewing on the other hand, depends on the movie. Some fit the ultrawide perfectly if it's 21:9, but some will have black bars on the side if they are in a format like 16:9.

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Guys, if you're considering on buying this from Massdrop, consider these options:

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIAB715ZF6207

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA6BM63P7359

 

It's $50 more, BUT at least it will be at your doorstep by next week instead of 2018, when prices will probably have already dropped. Also, it's missing an inch, big whoop right?

 

What do you guys think of these alternatives?

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On 10/25/2017 at 10:26 AM, James said:

I did the color tests using Portrait's software:

https://calman.spectracal.com/

 

 

I recognized calman. I missed that SpectraCal was bought. I was shocked that you may not have done it in house. Awesome to see you do!

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  • 1 year later...

Has anyone seen this site? Seems too good to be true. But why go through this effort if i can just dispute it on my card and get my money back if i find out it's just a scam anyway. 

https://www.supertime.online/index.php?route=product%2Fproduct&product_id=1023

Mildly worried about getting scammed.

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31 minutes ago, jaseface said:

Has anyone seen this site? Seems too good to be true. But why go through this effort if i can just dispute it on my card and get my money back if i find out it's just a scam anyway. 

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Mildly worried about getting scammed.

This has nothing to do with the thread and the thread hasn't been responded to for over a year, how lost are you

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On 12/17/2018 at 2:07 AM, NunoLava1998 said:

This has nothing to do with the thread and the thread hasn't been responded to for over a year, how lost are you

This was the thread for this monitor, and I thought that it would be a good place to get some feedback on whether or not the monitor seemed legit and if the website itself seemed too shady or not.

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what did they have to sacrifice

they do not have the purchasing power as the big corps do, so I wouldnt even bother with Masspoop.

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