[Kogan First] Kogan Infinity Curved USB-C Freesync Monitor IPS WUHD 40" $599 Delivered @ Kogan

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[Kogan First] Kogan Infinity Curved USB-C Freesync Monitor IPS WUHD 40" $599 Delivered @ KoganAffiliate
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40" product description:

Transform your workspace with the Kogan™ Infinity 40” Curved Ultrawide WUHD Monitor, with a beautiful 5K2K resolution that delivers crystal clear images, and USB-C connectivity for a single-cable solution with rapid display and power delivery.

  • Expansive and ultrawide 40” monitor allows for seamless multitasking
  • 5120 × 2160 Resolution for crystal clear images
  • Enjoy a wider field of view and enhanced productivity with the 21:9 aspect ratio
  • IPS panel offers wide viewing angles and exceptional colour accuracy
  • 2500R curved design minimises eye strain
  • Displays up to 1.07b colours
  • USB-C connectivity provides a single-cable solution for power, video and audio
  • 65W power output for quick-charging devices

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49" product description:

Immerse yourself in the game with the Kogan™ Infinity 49” Curved Ultrawide DFHD 144Hz FreeSync USB-C Monitor, delivering seamless visuals, smooth refresh rates and versatile connectivity for a more productive and captivating experience.

  • 49” DFHD display. Ultrawide 3840 × 1080 dual-Full HD resolution for easy multitasking.
  • 1500R curved screen. Immersive view that matches your natural field of vision.
  • 144Hz refresh rate. Smooth motion for fast-paced games and media.
  • 8ms response time. Sharp performance with minimal blur or ghosting.
  • VA panel. Rich contrast and deep blacks for cinematic depth.
  • FreeSync technology. Eliminates screen tearing and stutter.
  • 350 nits brightness. Clear visuals with 85% NTSC colour coverage.
  • Versatile ports. USB-C, HDMI, DP, USB-A and audio for easy setup.
  • Fully adjustable stand. Height, tilt and swivel for all-day comfort.
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  • Dienk on 08/09/2025 - 08:59

    40" would be perfect if it was at least 120hz

    • renza on 08/09/2025 - 10:19

      I bought the 120hz version of this monitor from Alibaba for about $750. Same panel as the Dell u4025qw, fantastic monitor for the price. Supports HDR and VRR

      • caprimulgus on 08/09/2025 - 10:27

        Do you have a link to the one you purchased?

        • renza on 08/09/2025 - 10:37
          +3

          Yep it was this one: www.alibaba.com/product-detail/PC-Curved-Gaming-Monitor-40-I…

          Ordered on the 2nd July and delivered on the 3rd September using the cheapest shipping via sea.

          Happy to answer any questions!

          • Meron35 on 08/09/2025 - 11:47

            @renza: What is the general build quality like? This review on YT for the Kogan version raises build quality concerns regarding the VESA screw holes, and the janky/loose DC plug.

            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cr8ndYf13Hg

            • renza on 08/09/2025 - 12:16
              +1

              @Meron35: I had to use spacers for the VESA mount, but i also had to use spacers on my old Dell monitor, so wasn't really a concern for me. The DC plug is fine, probably the same, but i haven't had it come out accidentally or anything.

              the build isn't the best but i'm not touching the monitor often. It has enough settings in the menus that I could calibrate it with my i1 Display pro pretty well.

              I did open it up to confirm the panel model: https://imgur.com/VHUUXOZ

            • caprimulgus on 08/09/2025 - 12:37
              +1

              @Meron35: Just FYI, that youtube review is outdated: the Kogan now comes with the necessary spacers for a VESA mount.

              Must have been just the first batch that didnt come with spacers, because mine definitely did (I ordered the second time they came up, so must have been a later batch).

              I would assume a random Chinese monitor to be pretty similar in build quality as the Kogan (which is just a Chinese monitor with the kogan badge slapped on!).

              • renza on 08/09/2025 - 14:02
                +1

                @caprimulgus: Yep it's literally the same housing, the stand is the same and all.

  • dosada on 08/09/2025 - 09:04
    +3

    3840 x1440 on 49 inch is a crime

    • EWing1389 on 08/09/2025 - 09:14
      +1

      3840 × 1080 - worse than a crime

  • Axelstrife on 08/09/2025 - 09:26

    https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/kogan-49-curved-ultrawide-dual-…

    Here is a 5120 x 1440 120hz 49" for $120 more, 1080p at that size is an actual criminal offence.

    • dosada on 08/09/2025 - 09:59
      -1

      How do you get to 1080p if it's clearly 1440p

      • Axelstrife on 08/09/2025 - 10:07

        3840 × 1080 dual-Full HD

        That’s how I got 1080p

      • caprimulgus on 08/09/2025 - 10:29

        They are referring to the 49" (3840x1080) listed in the deal. (Not to the 49" 5120 x 1440 that they posted as an alternative for $120 more.)

    • asCMSas on 08/09/2025 - 11:06

      Looks great. Any reason not to get one for a workstation PC?

  • guyf on 08/09/2025 - 11:23

    I have one of these. The USB C connection stopped working after a couple of weeks. I later discovered that the thunderbolt ports of the NUC I connected to it were killed. Fortunately the other devices I plugged in didn't seem to be damaged.

  • crikey on 08/09/2025 - 12:29

    I bought the 40" one in the EOFY sale. Unfortunately, it's been a dud. Currently on the second replacement (so the third monitor) and about to return it as well. This time I'll insist on a refund.

    Same problem with all three: occasional (once a day or less) strobing/flickering, vertical banding, temporary image retention. Can last for an hour or so, usually less. ChatGPT reckons this relates to a faulty T-Con board. I've seen it across the different connections (USB-C, HDMI, Dport) and different computers. Video here and here.

    Because i've had three duds in a row, I suspect it's a bad manufacturing batch. Avoid.

    It's a real shame though as otherwise this is a good monitor, and much cheaper than the Dell and LG 5k2k alternatives. I'm fine with 75Hz, even for gaming.

    • caprimulgus on 08/09/2025 - 12:44

      That sucks! I havent had any such issues, but I bought from an earlier batch, so perhaps it's an issue with that particular batch, as you suggested.

      A pity, because its been great for me! Check out the 120hz one from China that @renza posted above - I would probably order one of those if i was buying now! (Still considering it to order one, and rock dual 40s! Lol) :)

      • crikey on 08/09/2025 - 15:48

        Yeah, the 120Hz looks good but the 75Hz model from the same seller appears to be this exact Kogan monitor. So I'm not sure I trust the products out of this factory. Returns and warranty could be difficult too.

        I am perplexed as to why I have had 3 bad monitors in a row, when I can't see other reports online complaining. I wonder if it's somewhat of a Mac issue. I see the problems I described regularly on a Mac, usually with USB-C but also when testing with HDMI. If the problem is occurring and I switch to a Windows PC, the problem continues on the PC. However, I haven't seen the problem start on the PC. Difficult to say if this is significant as I use the Mac a lot more and haven't spent nearly the same amount of time using the monitor on the PC.

        I've tried various settings in vain too: HDR on/off, freesync on/off, different resolutions, different refresh rates, different cables, different picture settings (photo/game/etc).

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