AOC Gaming Q27G2U - 27 inch QHD Monitor, 144Hz,1ms MPRT, VA,AMD FreeSync Premium, Height Adjust, USB Hub, Low input lag (2560x1440 @ 144Hz, 250cd/m², , HDMI/DP/USB 3.0)

I usually use 3 x 24" HD monitors attached to a desktop PC. I also have a space with room for only one monitor attached to an HP Spectre laptop. So I went for the biggest I could fit with a decent-looking spec. at a great price. Good choice! Apart from the sheer size the display is sharp and fast at QHD. Colour definition is smooth and deep. The curve is quite gentle with no distortion across the piste. Rock-solid height-adjustable stand. Comes with a UK power cord, HDMI and DP cables. Just turn on, tune in...you know the rest.Note my HP Spectre is only i7-7500U with two HT cores and HD 620 graphics. No video port, have to use a USB 'C' to HDMI convertor. Driving the monitor is a bit of a test for the old girl/bloke/person and a bit more grunt will (soon) be welcome.

brilliant gaming monitor me and son love it.

Came packaged with a DisplayPort cable, a power lead, and an HDMI cable in a way that was easy to unpack or reassemble if needed. The monitor itself is also straightforward to assemble and has a clear and vibrant display, an adjustable stand. As expected with any curved monitor, there is some minor ghosting, but it’s barely noticeable unless you’re actively searching for it. Stand has an excellent range of motion, and the monitor’s settings are highly customizable. My only criticism is that the onboard software is a bit fiddly.

Very good monitor overall, colours where great very fast and good refresh rate.Broke after around 4 months with horizontal lines but I guess it’s like the lottery some people get luckyGetting a refund with the 3 year Aoc warranty which is great

One of my primary requirements was for built in speakers, which the title and description clearly state this monitor has (C27G2ZU). There are no built in speakers only an earphone or audio out socket. Amazon kindly funded a small set of desktop speakers, so well done to customer services for this.Working from home I needed a second monitor, opted to move my old but capable Iiyama X2377HDS to my work laptop and buy a new monitor for my personal desktop. I like to style of the curved monitors, after rejecting the idea of curved TVs as not suitable for family viewing, as this was for single person / viewing angle use.I'm not a gamer so just need a simple screen with a decent quality flicker free image and speakers, a second HDMI input was required also as this is where our CCTV feed comes to.The AOC monitor was well packed and even included instruction for unpacking to reduce the risk of damage.Easily connected with the usual power supply (both euro and uk plugs), HDMI and DS leads included, with a cable tidy slot on the stand. The stand is metal and very sturdy and comes with vertical and tilt adjustment, so no more standing the monitor on a box or reams of A4.Picture quality suits my simple needs and ancient graphics card, set @1920x1080 but 144hz instead of the previous monitor's 60hz.

Up until now, I have been rocking a 2K AOC screen and 2 FHD LG screens. I have decided to do away with the FHDs and upgrade to a 4K and 2 2Ks.This 4K screen is pretty awesome and is a great addition to my setup. It matches the 2K screen that I have (I am just waiting for a sale so that I can buy another), so my OCD is kept at bay.If you are looking for a good 4K screen and don't want to break the bank but also don't want to settle for meh, then this is a great choice. The AOC gaming screens with the high refresh rates (160Hz and above) are a great choice and although not the cheapest out there, are certainly great value for what you do pay.

Upgraded my old Acer monitor to this, and boy was it a huge leap forward!My old monitor was 2k resolution and 144hz, but it was the 1st gen of those monitors so after 6+ years of heavy use it had been burnt in so badly at the top where my tabs are that it hindered me playing games. It was also flickering and the black was more like grey and super pixel-y.I got this Aoc monitor in the NYE sale and I am SO happy with the value for money, really wasn't expecting this kind of quality for the price.It did take some tweaking and fiddling to get everything just right for me, felt like the red was so bleeding red it hurt my eyes when I first turned on HDR. Sad to say the software (G-menu) for the monitor is terrible, but in the end the monitor was calibrated and the picture quality is top. I went from saying "where?!?" all the time to "I see them", amazing what some more colours and better contrast/depth can do. I also have a lot less eye strain, I never even considered the old monitor had that much impact on my eyes.Very highly recommend this monitor as a fantastic value for money high quality monitor, even at full price.

The product has become defective in less than 9 months.The screen now has permanent lines down and across the screen, see image.I contacted AOC support but they closed the support case wihtout any assistance, stating it is covered by Amazon for the first 24 months of purchase. But as it is past 30 days Amazon not offering support as it is AOC who should be supporting.I am now left with a broken monitor