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SAMSUNG CJ791 QLED: THUNDERBOLT MEETS CURVY, ULTRA WIDESCREEN DISPLAY WITH QUANTUM DOTS

Apple makes some darn fine displays, but the company doesn’t offer an ultra wide model. If you want extra horizontal screen space for productivity or gaming, or just a panoramic viewing experience, you need something like Samsung’s $800, curved, ultra wide CJ791. Quantum dots make colors super-accurate, and it has enough ports to function nicely as docking station.

DESIGN AND FEATURES

With a resolution of 3440 by 1440 spread over 34 inches of width and approximately 14.5 inches of height (21:9 ratio), the CJ791 doesn’t offer quite the pixel density of most Apple displays, but it’s close enough that you likely won’t care.

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