The display uses a VA LCD panel with LED backlighting, measuring 44.5 inches across and delivering a 5120 x 1440 resolution at a pixel density of 119 ppi. It runs at a 165Hz refresh rate with a 0.8 ms response time, and both the horizontal and vertical viewing angles reach 178 degrees, providing consistent image quality across a wide range of positions. The panel is matte with an anti-glare coating, making it suitable for environments with ambient light, and it is not a touchscreen and does not have a glossy surface. No adaptive synchronization technology is supported.
This is a standard ultrawide monitor with VESA mount support and tilt adjustment, giving users some flexibility in how it is positioned and installed. It does not include a swivel stand and cannot be rotated into portrait mode, so its orientation options are limited to tilt only. Physically, the unit measures 1090 mm wide, 409 mm tall, and 275 mm deep, with a total weight of 11200 g and a volume of 122597.75 cm³. It carries an EU energy label of F, reflecting its power classification under current European energy efficiency standards.
The display produces 16.7 million colors at an 8-bit depth, with a typical brightness of 450 nits and a contrast ratio of 3000:1 — a figure that reflects the inherent strength of VA panel technology in distinguishing between dark and light areas. It covers 100% of the sRGB color space, making it a consistent choice for work that relies on accurate color representation within that gamut. Color calibration is not supported, so out-of-box color accuracy is what users will need to rely on without additional hardware profiling options.
The monitor offers a well-rounded set of video inputs, with two HDMI 2.1 ports and one DisplayPort 1.4 output covering the primary display connections, while a USB Type-C port adds a more versatile option for modern devices. Four additional USB ports are available for peripheral connectivity, and a 3.5 mm headset jack handles audio passthrough. A notable inclusion is built-in Ethernet, allowing wired network access to be routed through the monitor directly. There is no Wi-Fi, no AirPlay, no Thunderbolt support, and no DVI or VGA connector, keeping the connection set firmly focused on current-generation standards.
The monitor draws 37W during normal operation and drops to just 0.5W in standby mode, indicating a low idle power draw when the display is not actively in use.
The monitor includes stereo speakers with a combined output of 2 x 3W, providing basic integrated audio without the need for external speakers. Beyond that, the feature set is deliberately minimal — there is no PiP mode, no remote control, no ambient light sensor, and no front camera. Audio enhancement formats such as Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, and DTS Surround are all absent, and the monitor does not include any built-in smart TV functionality.
