Asus Bezel-free Kit makes monitor edges disappear

Asus ROG’s new Bezel-free Kit is a pair of mountable monitor lenses that use light refraction to remove the bezels of gaming monitors. That way, you can have one image stretch seamlessly across three screens, as the picture bends from monitor to another. The device, jsut a prototype for now, is getting pricing and a release date later this year. But Asus says it will work on 25, 27, and 32-inch monitors.

[karandex]

In age of every thing iot, rgb and connected, this elegant solution is nice to see

[dbsirius]

This is something i would expect to see on Kickstarter.

[JavinM]

Not perfect but looks much better than THICC black bezels

[ohItsDennis]

Blur seems a bit off putting but I think it’s a really cool concept. Great coverage.

[JosephJonesJRJ]

What a great idea-- so simple. I can't believe nobody has done this before.

[Benjaminaq]

I thought it was stupid until he took it off and I saw how much of a difference it made

[pierregabory]

hey turns out not all of CES products are garbage.

[Mrjoshlukee]

Let's be honest, this is f***ing genius. Not even joking. So simple, but still a really cool product...

[makatron]

WOW an actual working product at CES that doesn't require you to sell a kidney to get it.

[EuroWynner]

Now all I need is endless amount of money and my dream set-up will be perfect!

[theworldeatswithyou]

The kind of people who have 3 monitor setups can probably afford this as well.

[OverdriveTech]

2 years ago it was teased and only now it was released

[make.one.studio]

Probably the most innovative idea I have seen in CES 2018 so far.

[Veyronskyhook]

This could also finally allow people to game on just two monitors if they wanted to.
Hope these come out soon because I definitely want to buy one of these.

[Hatecrewdethrol]

0:47 you can see for a split second before the cut that the "Project Cars" text appears to line up across multiple screens

I find that really impressive

[samdeepak]

This the most coolest, meaningful and best of them so far at CES 2k18 and by the way less expensive I believe.

[HaelstormGaming]

I think Asus hired the right engineers.

[geekspringgaming]

This is amazing. Something so simple that makes a big difference to a setup along with an experience. Definitely looking forward to pricing and release date.

[yaseen]

This is actually the coolest thing I've seen at CES yet

[YTSliv]

DIY one wouldn't be terribly difficult, basic physics, I don't expect it can be one size fit all type of bazels.