ASUS Bezel free Kit.. What kind of wizardry is this?

[yister]

Just got the kit, it's no gimmick. It's awesome, worth the price. Gave my triples a new life, note: it's for 27" and smaller. No slack for 32" monitors.

 

[RaceNut]

It doesn't need to be clear plastic. I had some excess PVC plastic (less than 2mm thick) but, anything rigid enough, that you can cut down to the width you need should work (mine are about 1" wide). Then I cut the mylar (Chrome) a little wider (1/8 - 1/4") so it would naturally curve at the leading edge (conceals the plastic-edge from view).

 

[AJ McDaddy]

A good comparison video by Digiprost

 

[yister]

A good comparison video by Digiprost
It looks better when you're in the right distance away from the display. His camera is too far from the displays. From my POV, it's less noticeable.

 

[RichardHessels]

Wish they made some for 32 inch monitors.

 

[ThugUK]

Looks good, but its a choice of 1/2" black bars or 4" blurred grey lines.

 

[Giovanni Lazzari]

I will stick with the black bars and 100USD in my pocket eheh.

 

[cteters]

Here's a little more coverage for the kit:

My first impression is a positive one. The minor artifacts that it adds to the screen are outweighed by a seamless removal of the bezels themselves. That being said, $109 USD is still a little steep. I was able to pick up a returned set for $79, so $40 per screen is a little more palatable. Unfortunately for me, one of them came with three unreported scratches that are noticeable in dark hues, so be careful for that, if you happen to go used like I did.

 

[cteters]

I was able to do a return with my kit & order a second used pair. So, Between the two used kits, I managed to make a flawless set. $40 USD per side actually seems reasonable, as taking them off feels like a setback now.

 

[Racerr 87]

It doesn't need to be clear plastic. I had some excess PVC plastic (less than 2mm thick) but, anything rigid enough, that you can cut down to the width you need should work (mine are about 1" wide). Then I cut the mylar (Chrome) a little wider (1/8 - 1/4") so it would naturally curve at the leading edge (conceals the plastic-edge from view).

Dou you have some pictures to explain your text?

 

[RaceNut]

Dou you have some pictures to explain your text?

I've attached a basic illustration that may help.