Maybe it's just me, but the world of computer monitor shopping can almost feel like an afterthought at times when you're putting together a new PC build. You spend so much time researching and picking out every single piece of your computer that you'll house in your case, that sometimes, anything else on the periphery can feel less important, or like something you can just upgrade later down the road. MelGeek Centauri80 Hall Effect Gaming Keyboard Review: Out of This World Houston, we have a new every day keyboard. Be it time, money, or simple mental-bandwidth restraints, I know I was in this boat before. I built a PC, tapped out my budget, and then just had to take the best I could manage for the time being, initially starting with a very basic mouse and keyboard, as well as a monitor that I was graciously allowed to borrow from someone. Of course, this all worked, but if you're someone with a high-quality monitor, you already know the worth. Since then, I've upgraded, and having a premium, immersive monitor really can make all the difference for your rig, very easily arguably more so than upgrading from GPU A to GPU B. Now, gaming on an ultrawide monitor for the first time thanks to the team at KTC, I feel like I've finally seen the light. We've got a lot to talk about in terms of what all the H49S66 brings to the table (or desk), so let's dive right into the specifics of this premium-feeling 49" monitor that really won't break the bank compared to much of the competition. Shipping, Unboxing, and Setup First things first, which in the case of the KTC H49S66 is the receiving of the package and monitor setup. Most everything in this regard went very