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Asus MX38VC Review

Posted on July 10, 2019 By Jarvis

The Asus MX38VC is a mixed-use curved ultrawide monitor designed for multitasking and streamlining your desk space with its features and cinematic display. The monitor boasts aftermarket augmentations such as Qi Wireless charging and a Harman Kardon-tuned SonicMaster speaker set with Bluetooth connectivity. These goodies go well with a massive screen that’s fantastic for workflows and creativity, but does the Asus MX38VC nail it where it counts?
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