AOCAGON Gaming - AG275QZN/EU - 27 Inch QHD Monitor, 240Hz , 1ms GTG, VA, HDR 400, FreeSync Premium, Low Inputlag, shadow control (2560 x 1440 @ 240Hz ,400 cd/m² HDMI 2.0 / DP 1.4 / USB 3.2)

I've set this up in my home office and if I get it set up right I can view 4 separate applications at once! I have also used it with Nvidia GeForce Now and the quality is very impressive. I was surprised to learn that it had speakers built in as I was only looking for a monitor but they're pretty good quality. In theory you could plug an Amazon firestick in and use it as a TV (although I think the ratio would be terrible). My only minor gripe is that I wish it had a webcam built-in with a privacy slider. I've had to mount a camera on top for work which ruins the aesthetic. Finally this will work with a standard VESA mount but be careful and make sure that you have strong rawl plugs & screws as this bad boy is pretty heavy!

I got this on an amazon warehouse deal, a great price. Setting up was easy with my Alienware laptop but much trickier with my work laptop, manually changing the refresh rate and the zoom levels finally made things scale properly but it wasn't easy, instructions are hopeless. I used a Gostand monitor arm which works well freeing up desk space. Brilliant for games and multitasking which is essential for my job, it essentially gives you a triple monitor all in one, looks great too and the remote is handy. Good connectivity and cable management, pity it does not have USB c

High contrast, no smearing, clear motion clarity.This is the monitor to get if you want the best of VA, most other VA panels are trash by comparison.No backlight bleed nor glow found typically in IPS panels.Buy quality, shame mediocrity.Only comparable VA is the AOC 25G3ZM for a 24.5 inch equivalent of similar VA.

this piece of art works for everthing. games,surfing,movies,tasks editingno words,if its good if goodstrongly reccomend

Just returned this item. After 12 months screen began switching off at random times. Tried changing cables, hard reset and a different PC with same results. Not the best experience for such an expensive monitor.

Works really well with my MacBook Air m2.For 144Hz refresh rate I had to use the official Apple hdmi to usb c adapter.Display is bright and looks cool.

I’ve had two of these now. First one was replaced and the second one lasted 8mths before it started flickering, then a dark bar then I moved it slightly and it all got worse. This is a poor quality built monitor. Don’t bother.

I bought this monitor to replace a dual 24" wide setup, primarily for work and secondarily for gaming.I'll deal with gaming first, it does what it says on the tin. Image is good, no issues, no complaints.For work? The PBP function was far more awkward to figure out than it should have been and there was no help in the manual. You will need to do more playing around than should be necessary in your NVidia control panel (or AMD equivalent) to get the correct settings to take a PBP feed in without getting black bars.Either way, figured it out and seems to be a solid replacement for the separate 24's