 Hey, it's Nick Statt with The Verge. We're here at CES checking out the ASUS ROG bezel-free kit. Now this is a pair of accessories that you use with a three monitor setup to remove the bezel between the monitors. They're giant lenses and they actually mount to the corners of the monitors and they use light refraction to bend the picture from one monitor to the next so that the black bezel in between goes away. ASUS says there is no hardware, no software required. These things don't have to plug into power. They don't have to be running any sort of Windows application. They just mount to your monitors and they work right away. Now because this kit doesn't use hardware or software, you can basically just take it off or put it back on really really easily. Like just grabbing it here at the top and sliding it off. To put it back on you basically just attach one end at the top and one end at the bottom and there you go. The company says it'll work with 24.5 and 25 inch monitors, but they're also going to design a kit for 27 inch monitors and also 32 inch monitors. Now you don't have to have ASUS monitors for these to work. They work with any thin bezel monitors the company says. They do recommend that you use three monitors of the same size. It can get a little bit tricky if you're using a 25 and a 27 or a 27 and a 32, but if you have three of the same size, 325s, 327s or 332s, you should be totally fine. I've been using the kit right here on this setup for a little while now on a steam version of Project Cars and it works exactly as designed. Now it's not perfect. You're not going to get a complete removal of the bezel as if you had one giant curved monitor. You can see through the lenses a little bit. You can notice a little bit of a blurring effect going on and it doesn't necessarily detract from the experience of playing. You do get one gigantic curved image and it works pretty well. Now ASUS says this is still just a prototype. So they're fine-tuning a little bit of the design and that means they don't have pricing or release date details quite yet. They do say it's coming out later this year. So if you own three monitors or you're in the market to buy three giant thin bezel gaming monitors and you want to have one seamless curved display, this is definitely something to check out. For more gaming news and all the product announcements here at CES, check out theverge.com and subscribe to us on YouTube at youtube.com slash theverge. Now I'm going to go play Destiny 2 because, well, I suck at racing games.
 Hey, it's Nick Statt with The Verge. We're here at CES checking out the ASUS ROG bezel-free kit.
 Now this is a pair of accessories that you use with a three monitor setup to remove the bezel between the monitors.
 They're giant lenses and they actually mount to the corners of the monitors and they use light refraction
 to bend the picture from one monitor to the next so that the black bezel in between goes away.
 ASUS says there is no hardware, no software required. These things don't have to plug into power.
 They don't have to be running any sort of Windows application. They just mount to your monitors and they work right away.
 Now because this kit doesn't use hardware or software, you can basically just take it off or put it back on really really easily.
 Like just grabbing it here at the top
 and sliding it off. To put it back on you basically just attach one end at the top
 and one end at the bottom
 and there you go.
 The company says it'll work with 24.5 and 25 inch monitors,
 but they're also going to design a kit for 27 inch monitors and also 32 inch monitors.
 Now you don't have to have ASUS monitors for these to work. They work with any thin bezel monitors the company says.
 They do recommend that you use three monitors of the same size.
 It can get a little bit tricky if you're using a 25 and a 27 or a 27 and a 32,
 but if you have three of the same size, 325s, 327s or 332s, you should be totally fine.
 I've been using the kit right here on this setup for a little while now on a steam version of Project Cars and it works
 exactly as designed. Now it's not perfect.
 You're not going to get a complete removal of the bezel as if you had one giant curved monitor.
 You can see through the lenses a little bit. You can notice a little bit of a blurring effect going on
 and it doesn't necessarily detract from the experience of playing. You do get one gigantic curved image and it works pretty well.
 Now ASUS says this is still just a prototype.
 So they're fine-tuning a little bit of the design and that means they don't have pricing or release date details quite yet.
 They do say it's coming out later this year.
 So if you own three monitors or you're in the market to buy three giant thin bezel gaming monitors
 and you want to have one seamless curved display,
 this is definitely something to check out. For more gaming news and all the product announcements here at CES,
 check out theverge.com and subscribe to us on YouTube at youtube.com slash theverge.
 Now I'm going to go play Destiny 2 because, well, I suck at racing games.