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All 49-inch models compared.

From each model's current factory spec sheet. A dash means the sheet doesn't list it; check the product page.

ModelResolutionRefresh ratePanelCurveUSB-CFinishBest forPrice
Deco Gear 49″ 5K5120 × 1440120 HzVA1500RVideo + 65 WBlackWork and multitasking$599.99
Deco Gear 49″ 5K White5120 × 1440120 HzVA1500RVideo + 65 WWhiteWork, in white$499.99
Deco Gear 49″ 165 Hz5120 × 1440165 HzVA1500RVideo + 65 WBlackWork and smoother gaming$549.99
Deco Gear 49″ Ultrawide3840 × 1080144 Hz (165 Hz OC)VA1500RVideo + 65 WBlackGaming on mid-range graphics cards$599.99
Deco Gear 49″ Ultrawide White3840 × 1080144 Hz (165 Hz OC)VA1500RVideo + 65 WWhiteGaming, in white$499.99
Deco Gear 49″ OLED5120 × 1440144 HzQD-OLED1800RYes—Deepest blacks and contrast$799.99
Deco Gear 49″ 240 Hz OLED5120 × 1440240 HzQD-OLED1800RVideo + 90 W—Fast competitive gaming on OLED$899.99
Deco Gear 49″ 240 Hz R10005120 × 1440240 Hz—1000R——Fast gaming with a deep 1000R curve$989.99

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Questions

Choosing a 49-inch monitor.

5K (5120 × 1440) or Dual FHD (3840 × 1080)?

5K has a third more pixels in each direction, so text and spreadsheets look sharper and more fits on screen. Dual FHD is easier for a graphics card to run at high frame rates, which helps on mid-range gaming PCs.

Do I need 165 Hz or 240 Hz?

For office work, 120 Hz is already smooth. Higher refresh rates make fast games look smoother, if your computer can produce that many frames per second.

VA or QD-OLED?

QD-OLED pixels light themselves, so blacks are truly black and response is nearly instant (0.03 ms on our 49″ OLED models). VA panels cost less and are bright and sharp for everyday work.

Will a 49-inch monitor fit my desk?

Most Deco Gear 49″ models are about 47 inches wide on the stand. Check yours in the size guide.