I'm a gamer and a software engineer, so I'll format this review in three areas (1) gaming, (2) productivity, and (3) issues I faced and how I fixed them.1 Gaming: This is an amazing panel for gaming. Keep in mind, I prefer campaign based shooters, RTS games, and action / adventure games. I don't care for competitive shooters - so I'm not interested in a 3000hz 720p gaming monitor. To say this monitor provides an immersive gaming experience is an understatement. I'm coming from a 21:9 Acer Predator x34, which is quite an immersive experience, and this is almost ridiculous.G-Sync worked with my 2080TI out of the box and I havent experienced any significant screen tearing once I turned on the setting "Enable for windowed and full screen mode" (important if you play games with the borderless setting). HDR is also noticeably significant in games that support it. I tested it pretty throroughly in Shadow of the Tomb RAs far as game support for the 32:9 aspect ratio - you should know what you're getting yourself into before you purchase a monitor like this. So far I've tested Metro Exodus, Squad, GTA V, Escape from Tarkov, Anno 1800, Titanfall 2, Dishonered 2, Assassin's Creed Odyssey, and a few other games on the monitor and almost all of them have worked close to flawlessly after some minor tweaking with the resolution / refresh rate / FOV and VSync settings. There will be occasional visual glitches with a scope or FOV clipping, but its dependent on the game. You can check sites like wsgf.org or reddit to see if a particular game supports the aspect ratio and there's always tools like flawless widescreen. There are games I know for sure that struggle with this aspect ratio: any Bethesda game (i.e. Elders Scrolls, Fallout, etc) many older ubisoft games, Ace Combat 7 and MGS5, earlier Mass Effect Games, etc.Overall, if you're the type of gamer that wants a super immersive experience, I would recommend it.2) Productivity: This one is a bit of a tougher sell, which is ironic because this whole solution is billed as a productivity boon. I should note: The productivity gains you get from this monitor are dependent on your OS and how many computers you have. If you JUST have a single windows computer (at the time of writing) and are doing something like video editing, this solution will be flawless for you.I however, program on a mac and do some work on a PC, and have some gripes about the solution, considering the price point. Firstly, I had issues setting up my mac (see issues section).Secondly, the included KVM solution is not ideal. One thing I will say, follow the manual to set up the KVM switch as your user defined preference if you will be using this solution, as it will require only 3 clicks of the OSD menu to switch between your USBC solution and your USB3 "UP" cable, rather then the 10 clicks if you go into the regular OSD menu. Also I have a wireless USB keboard that simply does not work with the monitors rear USB3 ports at all. I'll probably use a phsyical kensington USB3 kvm switch for my mouse / keyboard that has a physical single switch solution. A single click or software solution for the KVM switch and a side port that works with wireless keyboard / mice would have been great, and I shouldn't need to buy a $100 accessory to bypass one of the monitors main features (even if this monitor remains a great deal if you can buy it on sale like I did).Finally, there is no provided cable management solution included in the monitor / stand (literally a simple bar in the bottom section I could tuck my cables into would be ideal). When you have a DisplayPort, 2 HDMI, USB for mouse and keyboard, external speakers, and the USB C plugged in underneath the monitor is a mess. I will probably rectify this with some kind of hack involving adhesive cable tie mounts in the future.I will say though, with all of the screen space you have once you get everything working, I would never go back to a dual monitor solution again.3) Problems / solutions:Mac OS / macbook resolution support: The big one is what other reviewers have already mentioned - the native resolution of the monitor is not supported by Mac OS currently. Let me be clear: If you think this is phillips' problem, you are a fool. You should have read the reviews before you purchased, and Apple is notoriously bad at supporting exotic resolutions (that they themselves didn't create). This was true when I got a 21:9 2560 x 1080 monitor in 2010, and it's true today. Hopefully in the next few months Apple will issue and update that fixes this. For now, you have to use a solution like SwitchResX (which I already had a copy of so no extra cost to me, but consider the $16 license as included in the price of the monitor if you are buying for Mac OS).Webcam: This doesn't work at all for me in Windows over DisplayPort / USB3 Up connection. I would like to say that I reached out to phillips' customer support, but I cant find their customer support on their product page. I could have a defective unit. I personally, don't care as I use a Logitech 4k webcam and would never use the included webcam in a million years. However, it is one of the things keeping me from giving this product 5 stars at the moment.