Okay, let’s get into what is bad and good on this thing. I paid for this with my own money and this WAS NOT given to me free so I’m not being forced to say how amazing it is. This is my honest review!Cons:- Heavy; nearly 100lbs put together- Accessories: 2 remotes with no USB C cord (why?)- Assembly; supplied screws won’t tighten to screen- Multi-view; PC doesn’t always display when enabled- Software; the UI is laggy and sometimes will freeze- Price; MSRP $3000.00Pros:- Screen; vivid screen with 165 refresh rate- Remotes; easy setting edits- Cockpit mode; vertical orientation (gimmick?)- One Connect box; no mess cable managementFirst impressions:The monitor is really nice but does come with some flaws that everyone should know. After you get over how cool the size is and picture quality you’ll start to notice things that can be improved with either a firmware update or revision.Building:Putting the thing together requires at least two people. The biggest complaint I had was the supplied screws will not tighten to the back of the monitor according to the instructions. I had to go on to the Internet and Samsung website to trouble shoot. Basically to tighten it, either gently flex the plastic (screen) so the screws will catch or I found that if you stand the monitor up it will be easier to screw in. Samsung should have went with and supplied an Allen wrench for this method. After the frustrating assembly you’ll definitely need at least another person to help lift the product on to the desk.Interface:I really like the UI, it’s easy to browse and install all my favorite apps. The UI is the same thing we have seen before used in Samsungs other smart TVs. Doing updates is super easy now using the remote and menu. I no longer have to fumble around on the back of the monitor to access the buttons, everything is assembled using the remote like a TV. Having a remote for a monitor is amazing and other monitors should follow suit but why two remotes?Remotes:Arc Dial - essentially controls the screen (multi-view or flex view with quick access to gaming menu)Other Remote - controls the menu and tv apps also can access everything the Arc Dial canThere isn’t a need for both remotes since they both can do the same thing, it’s basically a short cut for the other. You can access all the features with either one but it just requires some additional clicking. The remotes are essentially just a short cut to the other. Samsung should have provided a USB C cable to charge the remotes. I understand why they didn’t since you can use solar. Is anyone really going to charge there remotes in the sun? It sounds cool but you will be risking sun damage, gimmicky feature that’s cool on paper. Just charge it with a cord, I found that I got a full charge in 20 mins.Screen:The screen is bright and vivid. It’s definitely brighter than an OLED and is amazing for video games with 165 refresh rate at full screen. Samsung finally fixes its biggest complaint on the last gen monitor. The Arc 2 can simultaneously display all four inputs on screen at once without using its own built in apps. You can now display all four sources which is a game changer for multitasking. The one connect box has a HDMI 2.1 (2), HDMI 2.0, and Display Port.Multi-view results:4 & 3 Screens; 1080p/60 FPS2 screens; 4K/120 FPSI absolutely love the multi-view on it but it’s finicky with a computer. The PC hates it when the resolution and Hz change and sometimes will not display on screen. This is super annoying, when the monitor is utilizing a 4K and 165 Hz signal it looks glorious but once you add another screen the refresh rate will drop to 120. What makes it worse is adding a third or fourth screen, it nocks it down to 1080p/60 which isn’t terrible but if you decide to start deleting screens the PC will not display anymore since the resolution and refresh rate has changed. The only way to fix it is to completely reboot the PC or I found if you navigate to the gaming settings and change the resolution from 16:9 to either 21:9 or 32:9 for some reason the PC will correct itself and display but the refresh rate will still show 60 HZ which is annoying so just restart the PC. I recommend only using multi-view with one other device when using a PC so you do t have this issue. The PC doesn’t seem to have any issues using two sources. If you don’t use a PC all four sources work perfectly. I have a 6800XT GPU as a reference.Final thoughts:The monitor is nice, beautiful screen with some issues I think can be resolved with a firmware to fix the PC issues. The price is a bit out there when you’re paying it at retail ($3K) but it’s on a Black Friday sale for ($2K) as of writing. If you can get it at $2K or less then I absolutely recommend this monitor.I did end up returning this monitor to Amazon shortly after purchase. I found a few dead pixels on the upper left corner of the screen which wasn’t a big deal. I didn’t want to go through the hassle of sending the thing back so I worked with Amazon for a partial refund but shortly after that the thing went on a holiday sale. Amazon was not able to provide an additional refund. I sent the monitor back and repurchased it at Best Buy for $2K ($1K savings).