AOC Q32V3 32" 2K QHD monitor, VA Panel, 75Hz refresh rate for casual gaming, 103% sRGB Coverage, VESA, HDMI/DP Ports

Tras 9 meses de uso, apareció el primer pixel muerto al centro de la pantalla. Una semana después aparece una línea completa de píxeles muertos. Y eso que no le doy uso excesivo. Por mucho la enciendo una a dos veces por semana una hora máximo.

I was hesitant on buying this monitor as I was not familiar with the brand, but I am happy I pulled the trigger. This monitor is BIG and WIDE. It's like two monitors in itself. I use it as a second screen above my 2023 Macbook. I'm a graphics designer and the color difference between the two is very subtle. There is so much real estate - I have windows open everywhere, making me more efficient. I've had it for 7 or 8 months now and still tell myself I'm so glad I purchased it.

If you're reading this and you have a full frame camera, just buy it. Your pictures are way more thank 4k and there's no point getting a TN or VA panel. For this price, it is beyond worth it for you. I've only had this for two weeks so I can't say too much about longevity but the quality of this monitor is great. The thin bezels are nice and slick, haven't had any dead pixels, the brightness is uncomfortably good so I tuned it down a bit, the menu is a bit wonky but it's AOC so I expected it, and the colours are just astounding. Again, if you're a photographer looking for a monitor and don't want to slap the money down on a BenQ, look no further. Just buy it already.

I have a 2 monitor set up that I use and switch between my personal and work computers. My other monitor has a KVM, so that makes it super convenient. Anyway, about this monitor. I was skeptical of this monitor at first because it is a VA panel. Turns out the picture quality is great. If there are any pixels burnt out, I couldn’t tell you as they are too small for me to see. This is my first curved monitor, and I have to say, I think I personally prefer curved monitors now. Especially whenever monitors start going above 27”. It just makes everything easier to see, for me. I’ve watched 4k videos/movies on this monitor and it’s flawless, with vibrant colors. I didn’t need anything super fancy or expensive for my secondary monitor, just something that works. 60Hz suits my needs. I did a lot of research between the VA panels and the IPS panels. The IPS monitors cost a lot more money, and for my primary use, which is office productivity, this is fine. If your primary use case is gaming or something with high accuracy color reproduction, then you might want to look at other monitors. I’ve played WoW on this monitor, and it worked fine, but I prefer my other monitor, which was made for gaming and higher FPS. After a year of owning this one, I am very pleased with it. Update: I have an M1 Mac Mini and running dark mode causes this screen to flicker, quite a lot. I have to run it in light mode, which I'm not a fan of, but this is not a problem of this monitor. The M1 Mac Mini, for some reason, doesn't support dark mode when running through HDMI. I haven't tried running this through USBC, so that may solve the issue, as I stated in my earlier review, this is my secondary monitor. I just wanted to provide that update in case you happen to have an M1 Mac, I can't speak to models other than the Mini, that you may experience this issue and it is your computer, not the monitor. My rating does not change as this monitor continues to be a great purchase.

I wanted to save money instead and after reading numerous reviews I decided on this one. It is looks great, was very easy to set up, sound quality is awesome and the picture is very clear. The only extra I wish it had is the ability to move it upward to be more at my true eye level. I fixed that by adding a little drawer box below.