ASUS ROG Bezel-Free Kit ABF01 Universal Multi-Monitor Setup with Optical Micro-structures Easy Assembly, CLEAR, (Set of 2)

The media could not be loaded. they do work on curved monitors and you can get them to flawlessly mesh two screens together but the stock brackets are not that strong for holding the glass in place so i 3d printed clips to force them to grab the glass tighter and to get it to show no lines in the middle when using this only worked flawlessly because i 3d printed a monitor support for the bottom and back of the monitors to hold them perfectly together at the correct angle so i basically paid a hundred dollars for the glass lol which to me was worth it because the end result is what i wanted but if i didn't have a 3d printer for supports i would've returned them because its a pain trying to install it and get monitors to be perfectly together so splitting and warping effects don't show from them not being perfectly together and its probably my ocd talking about that but yeah, if you have a 3d printer the effect can be perfect for use on curved monitors that is but they do say that they’re made to be used on flat monitors so maybe that way they’re a-lot easier🤓🤘

I use these with a triple 27" display setup for sim racing, it is SHOCKING how well they work. Yes, you can see a slight distortion at the edges of the strips but it completely and totally hides/removes the monitor bezels, when setup properly it really is like magic how it removes them and makes the setup feel like one giant monitor.I did modify mine by cutting them down to the exact high/length I needed (I think they support up to 32" display) and created custom 3D printed mounts for them as the included mounts are rather large. They work fine but add noticeable bulk at the top/bottom of the monitors hurting the illusion of one large display so I just made my own small mounts and used some mounting tape to hold them on.

This is some bleeding edge technology that you should probably avoid if you’re not one to tinker. I can’t see there being many applications for this outside of simulator gaming such as sim racing and flight sims. It also has a premium price tag considering what all comes with the kit. That being said, it actual does the job very well given the right application and can add in extra immersion to a simulator. Here are a few things that might be worth consider before purchase,* If the top and bottom of your monitor’s bezel are a different thickness, the clear plastic will bow and create an inconsistent amount of distortion. The flex might also push the clear plastic against your screen which may lead to a permanent mark on your monitor over time.* A smaller gap between the display screen and clear plastic will result in less distortion where the clear plastic starts. So basically, thicker monitor bezels will have more distortion between edges because they create a larger gap.* 32” screens are incompatible be default, but people have been able to create custom solutions to make them work.* There isn't a whole lot of information or examples available for them, so they do take a little bit of work for those that want a fine-tuned setup, but other than that they should work right out of the box for most setups.

Was almost about to send this back as the lenses and attachments are very finicky, and the lenses are VERY VERY delicate and scratch easily. My first attempt to attach them caused one lens to drop to the floor, somehow got scratched on the way down. Long story short, I have a couple scratches, one quite noticeable in the pic on the left side mid screen, but once you do get them on they look pretty darn good and hide the bezels very well.When installing them the instructions say start from the bottom, don't do that, much safer and I think and easier if you attach the top section first, then slide in the bottom section. There is not a lot of lens overlap, at least on my ASUS TUF 27" monitors and the "clips" really don't hold the lens securely at all (another part of the problem). Another recommendation would be to use some tape (I used a strip of duct) to secure one of the arms on the lower brackets to the monitor, just to prevent it from accidentally coming off and getting damaged.Also way too expensive for what you get, should probably be around $24.99 MSRP...

Product hides the bezel well , I bought used luckily it still works but was scratched up and one of the lenses was cracked almost in two ,product is good , seller really shouldn’t have sent it out for what I paid for it , far from being good

These are awesome to have when using triple monitors. I just wish they made them for 32 inch screens.