Zebronics unveils three curved monitors for gamers and content creators: Prices, key features and more

Zebronics curved monitors

The Zeb-N49A is priced at Rs 79,999 while the Zeb-N34A comes at a price point of Rs, 31,999. The Zebronics curved monitors are available for purchase at Amazon and Flipkart.

The flagship curved monitor model, ZEB-N49A, boasts a 49-inch curved ultrawide display with a 32:9 aspect ratio. The ZEB-N49A curved monitor display features DQHD resolution (5120x1440), Picture-in-Picture and Picture-by-Picture functionalities and a 120Hz refresh rate with 1msMPRT. Combined with the gamut of 99% sRGB and 95% DCI-P3 coverage, the ZEB-N49A is claimed to produce true-to-life colours. The ZEB-N49A comes with a type-C, 65 watts PD charger.

The 34-inch ZEB-N34A boasts a WQHD resolution, 180Hz refresh rate, and 1ms MPRT for gaming and content creation. Its 350 nits brightness, coupled with 99% sRGB and 92% DCI-P3 colour coverage, delivers vibrant visuals, claims the company.

The 30-inch ZEB-N30A features a WFHD resolution display with a 200Hz refresh rate and 1ms MPRT. Offering 300 nits brightness, this monitor delivers smooth visuals and accurate colours, as per Zebronics.

As per Zebronics, all three curved monitors are committed to enhancing user experience with features like ZGameAid technology, which allows gamers to adjust crucial settings directly from the OSD panel. This, combined with ambient lighting, dual DP and HDMI ports, and ergonomic stands with height, swivel, and tilt adjustments, revamps any office setups or gaming rigs, says the company.

Pradeep Doshi, co-founder & director – Zebronics, said in a press statement: “At Zebronics, our core strength lies in bridging the gap between premium technology and accessibility for the masses. We are proud to be the first Indian brand to introduce a monitor series like this that includes the ZEB-N49A, a pinnacle in its category. These monitors provide expansive screen space, eliminating the need for multiple displays and enabling seamless multitasking.”