Indeed. I'm not say these monitors are bad or anything. Specswise they are impressive and I haven't read any reviews.
But one shouldn't be drawn to the word QLED as it just a markting stunt.

Depends on what you wanna use it for. Remember it as actually only Full HD.
For gaming I kinda see the deal if you wanna be immersed in games.

For work purpose i wouldn't go for it. As som programs will be better or only work as fullscreen. So you would need 3part programs to split up the monitor.
I like having a monitor for each of the purposes.
Left for research/browser, the middle for the main program Excel/dreamweaver/Notepad++/word/photoshop/gaming etc, and the right monitor for mostly entertainment in form of videoes/streams, this can also be used for more research information or a second program.

why do you say bolded?
and I wouldnt be worried about using 3rd party software for splitting the screen, prolly should be using software to resize the splits all the time

OLED - - - - Accept no substitute.


If you can afford one, grab it. Just make sure you do your research concerning longevity.