QSM 44" DFHD 120Hz IPS 32:9 Ultrawide HDR Monitor (3840x1080)
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Transform the way you work, stream and game with a monitor that boasts a liquid crystal IPS display, producing up to 1.07 billion, a super-speed 120Hz refresh rate, FreeSync technology and an ultrawide screen.
- Immersive ultrawide 44” display with DFHD 3840 × 1080
- Rapid fire 120Hz refresh rate and 6ms response time – never miss a beat
- Ultrawide 32:9 screen allows for increased field of view – more usable space in games and productivity apps
- Intense colour display and dynamic imaging with HDR600
- Accurately produces up to 1.07 billion colours
- Adjustable colour temperature, low blue light control, PIP/PBP functions and DCR
- Suit your desired set-up with the adjustable stand
- Eliminate tearing and stuttering with FreeSync
- Uncompromising colour quality with 125% sRGB and 93% DCI-P3
- 3-year manufacturer warranty
Whether you need space to spread out your work or get lost in your game, the QSM 44” DFHD 32:9 Ultrawide 144Hz FreeSync Monitor is your ticket to extra productivity and super smooth gameplay.
*SPECIFICATIONS*
Dimensions
- Dimensions: With Stand: 1089 x 547 x 287mm | Without Stand: 1089 x 329.5 x 84mm
- VESA Wall Mount Pattern: 75 x 75
- Weight: 11.5kg
Display
- Screen size: 44”
- Pack contents:
- 1 x QSM Monitor
- 1 x Base
- 1 x Power Cable
- 1 x Display Port Cable
- Screws for installation
- 1 x Instruction Manual
- Resolution: 3840 x 1080
- Panel type: IPS
- Refresh rate: 120Hz
- Brightness: 600 cd/m2
- Contrast ratio: 1000:1
- Colours: 1.07B
- Aspect ratio: 32:9
- Response time: 6ms GtG
- Viewing angle: 178°/178°
Inputs and Outputs
- HDMI: 1 x HDMI 2.0 + 1 x HDMI 1,4
- DisplayPort: 1 x DP1.2
- USB: 1 x USB-C
- Headphone jack: 1 x Audio out
General Features
- Height, tilt and swivel adjustment
- DCR included
- Free Sync
- PBP and PIP
- HDR600
- Low blue light control
- USB-C, 65 watts quick charge
- sRGB over 120% - delivers 125% colour space and gamut coverage. Play games in greater colour and never worry about inconsistent rendering.