The Corsair PC-Docable screen helped me monitor my PC components and my news flows

If peripheral societies like Corsair and Razer have broken down where you do not bother proprietary software using life -perpetuity resources, you will be satisfied with the simple and supposedly icon user interface to refine things like the size and color of the widgets.

But I thought there would be more widgets – namely the calendar and bad weather, as Corsair teased promotional images in January.

I questioned Corsair on this subject, and a company spokesman said that the weather and calendar widgets will be available in the first quarter of 2026. By wanting more widgets and improved is a good reason to hang on to the purchase of this instructor (the instructor could also be cheaper in the future), which has just been done today.

Sometimes I had trouble navigating websites in the monitor’s URL widget. It was good to leave my favorite website, for example. But the widget has sometimes cut certain areas, such as menu bars, on other websites. When I used the widget to display the website for an RSS feed reader, I was sometimes disconnected when I was released. When I reopened, the widget would not let me type in the widget in order to reconnect, unless I had ecue on my other screen. The scrolling of the ARS Technica website was also jerky. In particular, Icue stresses that “some websites do not allow you to be displayed in an Iframe.

The Corsair representative told me that the URL widget uses a “personalized chrome flavor”. Of course, the widget does not offer almost the same features as a standard browser. You cannot store bookmarks or enter new URLs into the widget, for example.

If the monitor uses widgets, you cannot use it as an ordinary monitor, you cannot drag or display the windows on it. This limited and prevented me from displaying widgets and other applications adapted to a secondary screen, such as Slack, simultaneously. From my writing, the only dedicated chat widget is for Twitch Chat.