Two Super Ultrawide Deals: Big Savings on Bigger Screens
Super ultrawide displays have long been aspirational upgrades, but their high prices kept many gamers and creators on dual-monitor setups. That’s changing with aggressive ultrawide monitor deals on both a 49-inch curved display and a 45-inch DQHD gaming monitor. The INNOCN 49C1G is currently listed at USD 499.97 (approx. RM2,300) for Prime members, a USD 250.02 (approx. RM1,150) reduction from its previous USD 749.99 (approx. RM3,450), putting a massive 32:9 curved ultrawide monitor within reach of more sim racers and productivity users. Meanwhile, the CRUA 45-inch gaming monitor drops from USD 699.99 (approx. RM3,200) to USD 599.97 (approx. RM2,750), delivering high refresh DQHD performance for less than many traditional high-end panels. Both models undercut the usual cost of super ultrawides, making them compelling for anyone wanting an immersive curved ultrawide monitor without paying flagship prices.
INNOCN 49C1G: 49-Inch Curved Display Built for Sims and Multitasking
The INNOCN 49C1G is a 49-inch curved ultrawide monitor with a 32:9 aspect ratio and 3840×1080 resolution, effectively mimicking two 27-inch 1080p monitors side by side without a bezel gap. Its 144Hz refresh rate, R1800 curvature, and 99% sRGB coverage target gamers who want smooth motion and expansive peripheral vision, especially in sim racing and flight titles. Think Assetto Corsa Competizione or Microsoft Flight Simulator with a field of view that wraps around your vision instead of stopping at a typical 16:9 frame. For productivity, the WDFHD resolution still offers plenty of horizontal space for spreadsheets, editing timelines, and multiple browser windows. A USB-C port with power delivery, HDR400 support, built-in speakers, and a height- and tilt-adjustable stand increase its appeal as a single-screen command center, particularly for users who currently juggle multiple smaller monitors.
CRUA 45-Inch DQHD: Higher Resolution and 240Hz for Competitive Play
The CRUA 45-inch gaming monitor focuses on resolution and speed. Its 5120×1440 DQHD panel aligns with two 27-inch QHD displays in one seamless 32:9 screen, delivering sharper text and finer detail than 3840×1080. A 1500R curvature and massive 45-inch span enhance immersion, while the headline feature is a 240Hz refresh rate—still rare at this size and resolution. Combined with AMD FreeSync compatibility, it offers exceptionally smooth, responsive gameplay for fast-paced shooters, racers, and action titles. With 120% sRGB coverage, this DQHD gaming monitor also doubles as a capable display for content creators and streamers who demand better color fidelity. HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4 connectivity, built-in speakers, and wall-mount capability add flexibility. The trade-offs are significant desk space requirements and the need for a powerful GPU to fully exploit 5120×1440 at 240Hz, especially in modern AAA games.
Sim Racing, Productivity, and Everyday Use: How Each Monitor Fits
For sim racing and flight sims, both displays deliver a panoramic cockpit feel, but they do so differently. The 49-inch INNOCN suits users who want maximum physical width and a more affordable path into 32:9, especially when most titles run happily at 3840×1080. It’s ideal for those replicating dual-monitor setups without bezels, offering substantial horizontal workspace for tools, timelines, or multiple apps. The 45-inch CRUA, on the other hand, caters to enthusiasts who prioritise clarity and responsiveness. Its higher resolution benefits text-heavy workflows, code, and media creation, and the 240Hz refresh rate gives fast titles a competitive edge, even if 32:9 is less common in esports. The CRUA’s 120% sRGB coverage also makes it more suitable for color-sensitive work. In everyday use, both monitors replace two displays elegantly; the choice hinges on whether you value pixel density and speed over sheer screen width and lower GPU demands.
Which Curved Ultrawide Monitor Is the Better Value Right Now?
Value depends on what you expect from a curved ultrawide monitor. The INNOCN 49C1G’s drop to USD 499.97 (approx. RM2,300) for Prime members is an aggressive price for a 49-inch 32:9 panel with 144Hz, USB-C, and HDR400, especially when super ultrawides often cost significantly more. It’s the better pick if you mainly play sims, want maximum width, and prioritise budget and simplicity. The CRUA 45-inch’s USD 599.97 (approx. RM2,750) price positions it as a performance-focused option: DQHD resolution, 240Hz refresh rate, and 120% sRGB justify the premium if you have the GPU to drive it and care about both gaming fluidity and professional work. For pure sim racing immersion on a tighter budget, the 49C1G wins. For a single do-it-all display that balances high-refresh competitive gaming with sharper productivity and creative workflows, the CRUA 45-inch emerges as the stronger long-term investment.