<font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Ultrawide Monitor</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Bought it</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)So, hello everyone</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)This is an ultrawide monitor</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)No, that's not you</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)I bought this ultrawide monitor</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)It's my first time with an ultrawide</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)Yeah, I've never seen it on your desk</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)This time I bought this 34-inch monitor from Xiaomi</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)It's an ultrawide curved monitor</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)Oh, a Xiaomi monitor</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)A curved monitor is one where the screen is bent, right?</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Well, let's unbox it and introduce the contents</font> [Unboxing] <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Since it's a monitor, the stand parts are separated inside</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)Well, I think you'll attach it to a monitor arm later anyway</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)But it would be nice to try attaching the stand</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)So, this is the main body</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)It's more curved than I thought</font> [Unboxing] <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)From above, it looks like this</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)The curvature and size feel pretty good</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Then, let's attach the stand and assemble it</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)The included manual is in Japanese, so it should be easy to assemble</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Well, it seems like we just have to fix the stand with screws</font> [Attaching] <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The main body assembly is complete</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)These are the other included items</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)There's a power cable and a display port cable</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)The power cable has a large plug</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)But the cable itself is thin, making it easy to wire</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)So, the assembly is complete</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)It looks good on the desk</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Let's talk about the specs</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)It's 34 inches</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)And has a resolution of 3440×1440px</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)That's what's called UWQHD</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)And it's a curved monitor</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The curvature is 1500R</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The smaller the number, the greater the curvature</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)Usually, it's 1000R, 1500R, or 1800R</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)You should compare these when buying</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The screen is non-glossy</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)But it's a bit shiny and has some reflections</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)It supports FreeSync and HDR</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Though there's no HDR information written anywhere</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The refresh rate is up to 180Hz</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)And the response time is 1ms</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The difference from my previous monitor is the panel type</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)This monitor uses a VA panel</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)IPS panels with the same specs are much more expensive</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)This monitor is sold for about 36,000 to 40,000 yen</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)It's quite cheap compared to others with the same specs</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The monitor's exterior</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Has a joystick power button on the back for settings</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)When you remove the central cover</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)There are ports for the power and video input cables</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)There are two HDMI ports</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)And two DisplayPorts</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)And an audio input</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)It doesn't have USB-C input or USB hub functions</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The cover has an exit for cables</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)And the stand has a hole for organizing cables</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)The stand looks cool with its angular design</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)But from the front, the cables are visible</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)It would have been better if it was higher up</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)There are LEDs in the center of the back</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)They can light up</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)You can turn off the LEDs or set them to a single color</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The stand allows for angle and height adjustments</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)So it should be fine in that regard</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)When I first turned it on, the screen was cycling through colors</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)But after restarting, it displayed normally</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)Apparently, it's a factory test mode</font> [Crunch] <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Well</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Let's set it up on the desk next</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The current desk setup looks like this</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)I have a main monitor and a small mobile monitor</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)But it doesn't seem satisfactory</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)It's hard to find the best setup</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)I like having the main monitor in front</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)But the mobile monitor's position strains my neck</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)And makes the desk cramped</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)The mobile monitor is useful, but its placement is important</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)I also care about the desk's appearance</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)So I'll put away the mobile monitor</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)And try the ultrawide monitor</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)I'll pull this part to remove the stand</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)And attach it to the monitor arm</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)What about the previous monitor?</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)It's still good, so I'll use it somewhere else</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The monitor and arm are VESA mount compatible</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)So you can attach them with screws</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)But the arm is slightly incompatible with the monitor</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The weight is fine though</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)Is that okay?</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Well, it seemed stable when I tried it</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)So I'll keep it that way</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Then I'll adjust the monitor's height and position</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)It looks good on the desk</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The screen size is just right</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The desk's balance looks much better</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)The desk is spacious without the mobile monitor</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)I'm quite satisfied with the appearance</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Now let's talk about how the ultrawide monitor changes things</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)The usability changes a lot with a new monitor</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The biggest difference is the screen size</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)It affects video editing</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)When recording the screen for videos</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)This is how it looks</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)The aspect ratio difference leaves blank spaces</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Sometimes it's okay</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)But the high resolution makes the file size large</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Especially with my editing software, it can't preview large files properly</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)And there are encoding errors</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)That's a serious issue</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)You can change the recording software to limit the recording area</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)But for full-screen capture or screen sharing</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The aspect ratio difference can be problematic</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)But there are also advantages</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)If games or software support it, you can see more on the screen</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Not all games support it</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)But many do, and it's nice to have a wider view</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)Whether it's advantageous depends on the person</font> (???)Some games change the vertical dimension for fairness (???)Keeping the horizontal dimension the same <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)Who is this?</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)For movies, many are in 21:9 aspect ratio</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)You can watch them fullscreen</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)But 16:9 videos will have blank spaces on the sides</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Compared to dual monitors, it looks much cleaner</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)But sometimes you want separate monitors</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)For example, using one in fullscreen mode</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)And displaying something else on the other</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)This monitor can display two inputs simultaneously</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)But it's not very effective with this size</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Depending on how you use it</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Dual monitors might be better for fullscreen and other screens</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)But for arranging windows, one monitor is convenient</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Using PowerToys' FancyZones</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)It's essential for arranging windows</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)You often arrange multiple windows for work</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)FancyZones makes it easy to arrange windows in a set layout</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)This is the current layout</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Placing the main window in the center and browsers or files on the sides improves efficiency</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)It's very convenient with an ultrawide monitor</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Finally, let's talk about color and viewing angle issues</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Monitors have different color tones</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)New monitors can look very different</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)This one looked a bit blue, so I adjusted it</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)For accurate adjustment, calibration is necessary</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Monitors also vary in how they change with viewing angles</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)When you view it at an angle, it looks whiter</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)This is noticeable in dark scenes during gaming</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)It's not an issue when editing or working</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)But even a slight tilt can change the brightness</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)This might be due to the panel type</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Consider this when buying a new monitor</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)The curve didn't bother me</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)I didn't compare it directly, but it might help with viewing angles</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)Some people say it can cause motion sickness</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)At least from my experience</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)If you're considering an ultrawide monitor, this one is good</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)So to summarize</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)An ultrawide monitor</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Is useful for reducing the number of monitors and simplifying the setup</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)It provides more workspace even with a single monitor</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)But it's not ideal for those who need dual monitors for fullscreen use</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Also, unsupported content may waste space</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Special software or extensions can help</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)And make it more convenient</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)If you're interested, look into it</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)This monitor is good for cost-conscious users</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)With the same specs, it's very affordable</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)Considering the price and brand, it's cost-effective</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)But the brightness changes are noticeable</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Even a slight tilt changes the view</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)If you can overlook this, it's worth considering</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)I'll keep using it</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)If you don't mind that, consider it</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)So this time, we set up Xiaomi's curved ultrawide monitor</font> <font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)This will let us tweak the desk setup</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)If you're interested, check it out</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)That's all for now</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Thank you for watching</font> <font color="#FF143C">(Reimu)Thank you!</font><font color="#FFD700">(Marisa)Thank you!</font> [Ending]