AOC Gaming C24G2U - 24 inch FHD Curved Monitor, 165Hz, 1ms MPRT, VA, AMD FreeSync, Height Adjust, Speakers, USB Hub (1920x1080@ 165Hz, 250 cd/m², HDMI/DP/ VGA/USB3.0)

Perfect for all my needs, crisp quality and nice colours. The 144hz display is very smooth and responsive. Great value for money and no issues in over 2 years!

I recently purchased three AOC Gaming 27G2U monitors for myself + family and I couldn't be happier with my decision. The monitors are bright, have good colour accuracy and are very responsive - all of which are important factors for me as I am an avid gamer.One of the best features of this monitor is the ability to use it as a vertical monitor. This was a must-have for me as I often work with long documents and having the ability to view them in portrait mode is a game changer. The setup process was very easy and I was able to adjust the monitor to the perfect viewing angle without any hassle.The only downside to these monitors is the speakers, which could be better. However, they are perfectly acceptable for someone who doesn't have any other speakers. The sound quality is a bit tinny and lacks bass, but this is a minor issue in my opinion.Overall, I highly recommend the AOC Gaming 27G2U monitor for anyone looking for a reliable, responsive, and versatile monitor that can be used in both landscape and portrait mode.

I run an esports event venue, and we were looking to upgrade our old 22" monitors and after lots of research settled on the AOC 27" 144mhz IPS Panel.Straight out of the box these look and feel really good monitors, slimline bezels. You can either use the included stand or using the VESA connections attach the monitor to a monitor arm, we've done both but teaming up the monitor with a good arm is definitely the way to go.Performance: They are super responsive, we've connected them using the included Display Port cable (HDMI cable also included) so we have full 144mhz 1080p graphics, i could well believe the 1ms response time and colours are vivid and smooth with both Freesync and Gsync compatibility (gsync monitors are usually more expensive)Bonus: These monitors include a USB powered hub, so add an extra USB cable back to the computer and then plug your peripherals directly into the back of the monitor.There are lots of configuration tools that you can download to help switch between gaming styles and profiles, as well as a cheeky little cross-hair you can turn on to give you an advantage in FPS games.These are not the best monitors on the market, but for most people they are going to be a really solid budget friendly option, with good specifications and solid performance. We liked them so much we bought 12, and will probably be buying a few more in a couple of months time.

After looking through dozens of specs and reviews for different monitors, it seemed there was nothing good in existence, so I decided to go for this as it apparently has very accurate colour representation.If like me you are coming to an IPS screen for the first time, and are unsure about it's glow, then absolutely it does have a glow, and it is distracting. I came from an old TFT monitor, which had perfect viewing angles (you could see the screen fine at almost 180 degrees), however here you can see the discolouration and mist in the corners of the screen while playing or watching something dark. I find it quite distracting as it makes me want to crane my neck in an attempt to find a better angle to view that portion of the screen. I might get used to it (I've had the monitor about a week) but it's not something you really want to have to deal with when upgrading from a 12 year old £60 second hand monitor, to a £160 brand new product. Also if you try look at the monitor from any angle that isn't straight on, you'll be looking at a murky greeny swamp, though I recognise most of the time you're not doing that.The colours and brightness are definitely great though. They're very vivid, and the screen is clear and sharp (though I did have to use Windows ClearFont to make text slightly more comfortable).A few issues: I did have some issues getting freesync to work properly with an nVidia 1660S, having to download a tool to adjust the range of freesync supported frequencies to get it working smoothly with some games. I also still have an issue where the monitor (using DisplayPort) won't wake up from sleep without reconnecting the cable, so I've just settled to not having it go to sleep at all!I must say however, that the build quality feels excellent. The stand is very nice, quality material, easily put together, sturdy without consuming much space and has adjustable height. You can easily raise or lower the screen as well as rotate it about 45 degrees while using it.In the end, I personally don't appreciate the vibrancy enough to make up for the glow. I'm only really keeping this screen because its bigger and 16:9 vs my previous 16:10 18". If you worry about IPS, then don't get one. Other screen types are not nearly as bad as people say and IPSes don't live up to the hype. I rated it 4 star because if you do like IPS, then this is probably an excellent choice.