I use a curved monitor for work and the main benefit is you can focus on the center while having a large workspace. Viewing centered is the key. With dual monit

I use a curved monitor for work and the main benefit is you can focus on the center while having a large workspace. Viewing centered is the key. With dual monitor setup, I was coding with my head slightly rotated to the left most of the day. I didn't like splitting a window down the middle of two displays. As for the curve. It's OK. I don't like how straight lines appear curved when you have many of them like on a spreadsheet. I recently setup a triple monitor setup on an arm for gaming. It's great for programming and much cheaper. I use cheaper monitors on the left and right. For coding, you can have a large workspace for 1/2 the price. For serious coding I use i3 window manager. It works great with multiple displays. Each display is a workspace. Again, most of the time my focus is on the center one. Right and left display are things like extra terminals, run-time logs, dedicated monitor for debugging web pages.