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

These are super awesome. I love the effect they give on my racing simulator. The only issue I have is that my monitors are a bit too large so I need to purchase the adapter kit for 32 inch monitors. A bit pricey, but worth it in every aspect.

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🤓🤘

Product came well packaged and was easy to assemble. You can see the before and after pictures here. The concept is amazing and really enhances the gaming experience with multiple monitors. I have one monitor with a slightly larger bezel than the other two even though they are the same model number and it made the mounting a little odd. I did not realize just how narrow the 120 degree mounting would make my monitors, it is a little claustrophobic also the side monitors are difficult to read text when set at this angle and you must set them a 120 degrees for the lenses to work properly. I prior to this purchase had them set at 140-150 degrees for optimal comfort. You should check your set-up and decide if you can live with that. The bottom mounts interfere with my on/off buttons on the center and left monitors. I think a better mount system would be adhered to the front of the center monitor only holding the lens at the correct angle and allow the side monitors to be swung into place. A set of protective sleeves for the lenses would also be helpful for when you do not want them on the monitors. Please don't misunderstand, I like them, you can see just how cool it is to remove the bezel from your vision.

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.

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...

The idea of cutting the gap between monitors for gaming purposes is such an appealing idea especially now that wide screen gaming is much more popular especially in the racing gaming arena. The idea that you can use your three monitor setup without gaps is just too good to miss out on.Unfortunately this product does not solve the issue. First and foremost, the plastic fresnel lenses are very fragile, I wasn't being rough with them but the slightest movement with the bracket caused the first crack to appear. Another crack has appeared through later tiny adjustments. Please bear this in mind as it becomes more important later.Assuming the gap between monitors is about an inch then these lenses will require you to put a huge angle to get rid of that gap. It is not a comfortable angle at all and seems to have been designed with no day to day function in mind. This means that once you have finished gaming you have to take these off. Yup, the two hours you spent trying to make it work is now undone, because you need to reposition your monitors to be useful for none multi monitor gaming. You then have to refit it, mess around trying to get rid of the gap, off on, off on, crack. These things will last about a month tops when used this way.The Fresnel lens causes all sorts of distortion and ghosting of the image behind it. The cursor doesn't appear and things are duplicated. About 4 inch of monitor real estate becomes the badlands on each side of the center monitor. You can't leave these things on if you use your monitors for more serious work or business. They just ruin the experience and you lose so much screen real estate avoiding the badlands.So I do think it deserves one star. If you are a driving game nut and you really want that experience without the gap then this thing will do that for you. But for everyone else, avoid this like the plague.