AOC Gaming 27G2ZNE - 27 inch Full HD Monitor, 240 Hz, 1 ms MPRT, FreeSync Prem. (1920x1080, HDMI 1.4, DisplayPort 1.2) black/red

Looks cool, performance is amazing, really crystal clear image, great value

I love this, I bought it used cus it worked cheaper and it worked perfectly fine and set up like it was brand new no issues! I was sceptical of buying as people said there was problems but it works wonders!

Very good quality

Absolutely outstanding monitor for the price. I went with the 27” FHD flat version. I was previously playing on a £700 Lenovo Legion Y27gq-25, which was a 2560x1440 display with a 240hz refresh rate and a 0.5ms response time. It was a beast, however, due to my aging PC hardware, I wanted to go back to 1920x1080 for the big performance boost. Of course, I was very skeptical about switching from my Lenovo to a relatively cheap 1920x1080p monitor. How could the picture quality even compare, I thought. Well, when testing this monitor on both my PC and PS5, not only did the picture quality exceed my expectations, it blew me away. How a 1920x1080 monitor can look this good is beyond me. If you are like me and don’t sit too close to the screen, then you honestly will not be able to tell the difference against a 2560x1440 display. You know what? I actually think it looks better than my Lenovo. It’s crisper, sharper and way more colourful. The colour on this monitor is absolutely stunning. I personally use the ‘FPS’ preset mode, as it looks amazing on all games. The display is dull and lifeless if you don’t use the FPS preset, in my opinion. Why only a 9/10 and not a 10/10, given my praise? Well, the stand. It’s bad. It allows you to tilt the screen upward, but not downwards. It also doesn’t allow you to tilt down to the left or down to the right. My monitor looks very lopsided to the left, so I have to prop up the opposite side with a paper wedge to even it out which is not ideal. Perhaps my table is wonky, but either way, very annoying that they missed out such a basic feature. It’s also rather wobbly, doesn’t feel overly solid despite being fixed in place. I purchased a monitor arm to solve this issue, however, I did not realise that AOC monitors do not support regular VESA mounts like the other 99% of monitor on the market do. It will work, but you can only use two screws, as the bottom two screws won’t line up. You’ll need to find an arm compatible with AOC. Lastly, the audio sucks. Very weak and tinny but, I won’t mark it down for that as 99% of people will be using headphones and/or external speakers. Overall, a fantastic monitor for the price point. I am glad with my choice and have no regrets. Shame about the stand and lack of compatibly with most monitor arms but, once I find an AOC compatible arm, it really will be faultless.

(For FPS Gamers) For the price, it’s decent. It does give you a smooth refresh rate. Pretty durable, the stands click in place, so it’s easy to setup. Functions are like on any other monitors and you can download their 3rd party app for different colour schemes and types. However, if I was you, and you take FPS games even more seriously, it’s better to actual keep this money and put it towards a better monitor. Ghosting, blurring can accure but honestly if you’re looking for a cheap budget monitor, this is the one! Definitely worth getting. Also, I like sit close to my monitor so maybe don’t go with the 27” go with like 25. 27” makes you feel like your inside the monitor if you sat close like me.

Great product

This monitor is perfect for gaming very fats refresh rate and it looks nice as well the colors aren't to vibrant but I only use it for gaming so it doesn't bother me i would recommend these to anyone getting into gaming its very affordable and great quality.

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