My review of this monitor is for work productivity only. I knew before buying the monitor that the max refresh rate is 60Hz and no FreeSync support.Pros:- No back light bleed around any edges.- Very small areas of dim IPS glow at 4 corners. This is typical for IPS panels.- No dead pixel.- Uniform brightness across the panel.- Uniform color temperature, very subtle warmer color on the far left side (you can only notice warmer color on a white background window)- Uniform sharpness across the panel. Text looks very sharp in Windows 10 system windows (file explorer, control panel, settings, etc), browsers (Chrome, Firefox and Edge), office applications. Note: I use 100% font size (no up scaling) at the native resolution 3840 x 1600)- Bright! I only need to set brightness to 33 in a well-lit room.- Color is vibrant and accurate (needs minor calibration)- OSD menus is easy to navigated with joystick.- Low power consumption. 32 watts measured using a watt meter (brightness level 33).- The stand has small footprint (9"depth from the stand column x 20.5" width)- Height is easy to adjust - just move the vertical column up/down. The monitor securely stays at the adjusted position.- Supplied HDMI cable works fine at the max resolution 3840 x 1600 and the max refresh rate 60 Hz.- Monitor is wide enough to open 3 MS Word applications with decent width side by side.- DC power supply is external - less heat inside the monitor and reduces monitor weight.Cons:- Expensive.- Stand has no cable management.- Since the monitor is wide and has only single column support, it wobbles a little if you type hard on a keyboard.- Having use this 38 inch ultrawide monitor it would be hard to go back to any smaller monitors!!Tips:1) First install the vertical column with monitor laying on a table face down (since it's a curved monitor only the bezel touches the desk). Then you can lift the monitor by holding the vertical column and mount it on a desk stand.2)For the optimum display result, use the default display native resolution 3840 x 1600.3) For Windows users, use ClearType to adjust text sharpness.4) After you set monitor brightness, gamma, contrast, color, etc. use Windows Display Color Calibration (Windows Settings --> type "Display Color Calibration").5) Windows 10 default desktop and taskbar icon size is too small for the 3840 x 1600 resolution. I changed icon size to medium. They look perfect!6) I almost bought a 34 inch ultrawide monitor (21:9 3440 x 1440). I am glad I didn't! After I saw 34 inch monitors at a local store I changed my mind. The height was not what I expected and it seemed out of proportion to the width. A 34 inch ultrawide panel height is ~13 inch which is about the same as a 27" 16:9 panel height. A 38 inch panel height is 14.5". An extra 1.5" is very noticeable and makes a 38 inch ultrawide monitor looks "normal" because of good proportion of height:width ratio.