Brandon Whitehead's Tech Blog

Before we hop into the review, check out this gallery of images showcasing the two setups I tested. Setup 1 - One 24" (inch) panel and One 32" (inch) panel Setup 2 - Two 32" (inch) panels. View post on imgur.com Rating ★★★★★ (5 out of 5) Pros Solid construction Very sturdy for its size Tons of adjustability Especially with smaller monitors USB 3.0 passthrough Officially supports 32" monitors Only one at around this price point that I could find Options for mounting (clamp and grommet) Effortless setup and adjustments Cons Very minor complaints about the USB passthrough Wish the USB 3.0 passthrough only had 1 cable rather than 2 Wish they weren't blue in color Inserted USB devices (such as flash drives) are upside down Potentially the price ($99)($119.99 MSRP) $99 is a lot for a monitor stand but it feels high quality and does its job well $99 was still cheaper than some of the other options out there though that

Not too much to add before we jump into the review, but if you're interested in seeing just how much of a size difference there is between 32" and 24", check this picture out... Rating ★★★☆☆ (3 out of 5) Pros Gorgeous IPS panel Massive size Price (Got it for $289.99 on sale) VESA mount capable (I don't know why every monitor doesn't have a VESA mount) Cons Only 60hz PPI (93ppi is lower than I'm used to but it's not a problem really) Not sure how new this monitor is but there is very limited information available online about it (as of 02/16/2018) Other Thoughts TL;DR Good monitor but the disconnecting issue ruins it for me with my multi monitor setup This is a massive and gorgeous display. I used to have a 34" 3440x1440 panel but this panel "feels" larger than that one even because of the 16:9 aspect ratio vs the 21:9 aspect ratio of the 3440x1440 panel. The QHD resolution works well on this monitor and I think i