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<p>When I <a href="https://www.pcworld.com/article/1677744/corsair-xeneon-flex-monitor-review.html">reviewed Corsair’s massive, bendable Xeneon Flex monitor</a> earlier this year, I called it “the ultimate in gaming immersion.â€ This big, badass display is downright dripping with every spec and feature a gamer’s heart desires — with a price tag to match. At $2,000 MSRP, the ultimate doesn’t come cheap. But it’s coming <em>significantly</em> cheaper today: As part of Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days, <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Corsair-XENEON-45WQHD240-Gaming-Monitor/dp/B0BS1PLJB8/?tag=pcworld02-20&amp;asc_refurl=https://www.pcworld.com/article/2103059/save-600-on-corsairs-xeneon-flex-the-ultimate-in-gaming-immersion.html" rel="nofollow">Corsair’s luxurious display is on sale for $1,399.99</a>, a humongous <em>$600 off.</em></p>



<p>That’s still not cheap, mind you, but it’s a downright bargain for the technology inside and the moan-inducing gaming experience it provides. Here’s an excerpt from my review:</p>



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<p>There are lots of fancy numbers and specs you can use to describe Corsair’s radical Xeneon Flex 45WQHD240 monitor. Roughly 5 million individually lit pixels, each capable of flipping off at a moments notice to deliver the deep, inky blacks OLED is famous for, paired with HDR capabilities. An immersive 3440×1440 ultrawide resolution, stretched across an even more immersive 45 diagonal inches—this is a big display. Blazing-fast 240Hz refresh rates, bolstered by near-instantaneous pixel response times for the ultimate in motion clarity. And did I mention this is the world’s first bendable display, allowing you to fine-tune the perfect curve for your individual setup (or no curve whatsoever)?</p>
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<p>But what matter most with the Corsair Xeneon Flex is the <em>experience</em>.</p>



<p>The second I booted up <em>Forza Horizon 5</em> and witnessed lush Mexican hills stretched out before me, exotic supercars roaring past in perfect motion as the vibrant sun slowly settled into a pitch black night, none of those numbers and specs mattered. What mattered was my monkey brain shutting off and whispering: <em>Whoa</em>.</p>



<p>As PCWorld’s resident graphics and gaming expert, I play a lot of games on a lot of monitors. None have made me feel like I’m truly <em>inside </em>virtual worlds like the Xeneon Flex. It immerses you in ways that tangibly elevate the PC gaming experience.</p>



<p>Sure, $1,400 still ain’t cheap. But if you’ve got the cash and a hankering for the ultimate in gaming immersion, this is one heck of a deal on the best gaming monitor I’ve ever laid eyes on.</p>


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		Author: Brad Chacos</a>, Executive editor		</h3>
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								<p>Brad Chacos spends his days digging through desktop PCs and <a href="https://twitter.com/BradChacos" rel="noopener" target="_blank">tweeting too much</a>. He specializes in graphics cards and gaming, but covers everything from security to Windows tips and all manner of PC hardware.</p>
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