AOC Gaming 24G2ZU, 240 Hz, 1ms, IPS, AMD FreeSync Premium, Height Adjust, USB Hub , Speakers (1920 x 1080 at 240 Hz 350cd/m² HDMI / DP 1.2 / USB 3.0), Black, 24 Inch FHD Monitor

Have owned the monitor for 3 months as of writing this review.The stand is awful. The long leg spikes will try to go under your mouse matt unless you angle them just right (which you will need to do to stop your mouse bumping into them in the heat of battleXD). And the OSD buttons are a clown show, but the part that counts is...Frankly I can't imagine any 240Hz monitor being faster or clearer for fps gaming. Even TN panels. I also can't imagine the LMB on the 240Hz Zowies being any better for fps. I'm not an expert and have upgraded to this from a 144Hz TN panel, so my experience with various monitors is modest to say the least. But I am very good at fps games and play competitively. To my mind this is as good as a 240Hz gaming monitor can/needs to be. And being an IPS panel, movies/media looks really good too.As far as someone commenting that it doesn't come with a USB to USB B cable so you can't connect the monitors USB HUB to your PC...I honestly can't remember whether I got that cable in the box or whether I'm using the spare I had lying around. However the USB hub is super useful and the fast charge USB really is faster than PC USB charging. The speakers are there just for convenience, not for any serious listening, but they are there, unlike similar monitors from other manufacturers at higher prices.Simply put: if the stand was a classic square/round unobtrusive foot and the monitor had a nipple at the back instead of the worst bottom mounted OSD buttons ever (though the OSD software provided by AOC does the job just fine) in my opinion this would probably be the best price/performance competitive gaming monitor in the world by a country mile.As it stands, it is still deserving of that title, only (at least for me) not quite so emphatically...EDIT;In March 2022 I've had to RMA the monitor because it started developing a blurry picture when in BIOS of my motherboard and it had weird white trailing on the AOC logo even when not connected to any display output. The RMA process is done through Amazon for the first 2 years of the warranty and was frankly as easy as an RMA as I could imagine (by the way you get 3 years warranty in total, I think, but didn't confirm that). The replacement monitor works fine so far.Does this incident make me reconsider the 5 star review I gave the monitor originally? Not really, but there are caveats.Firstly, the complaints I had with the original monitor regarding the menu buttons don't apply to the replacement. The new buttons are a lot less stiff and thus infinitely more usable and no longer a nuisance. It didn't occur to me at the time that this was the real issue with the original buttons, I thought they were a pain to use because of their placement. Anyway, that's certainly a plus.Secondly, it's also worth noting that the replacement/perhaps new? monitor (and I mean new as in they changed some things, not as in "it was new in the box", which of course it was, I wouldn't have accepted a "refurbished"/used replacement) is noticeably heavier. I didn't have scales at hand to weigh them both before I sent the old one back, but me and a few other friends could feel the difference just lifting it up, it was obvious to the average human touch. Makes me think they put in a more substantial PSU inside compared to the old version...this is the only reason I can think of for such a weight difference. From that I could make a whole bunch of other speculations, but don't want to do that in a review. I'll just say that for your consideration the original faulty monitor was made in 05/21 and the replacement was made in 09/21.Having said all that I still feel a 5 star review is justified because I accept that a small percentage of faults will happen on mass produced products, that is a fact. In this case perhaps I just happen to be the unlucky one that got hit. I certainly don't have evidence to the contrary at the moment. Also, considering they made the RMA process so effortless I wasn't particularly inconvenienced.However I hope the replacement will hold up because if it doesn't, then I will certainly be changing the nature and rating of my review.

I was abit sceptical of the quality of this product and visual quality and FPS , but I was extremely happy both with build quality, easy set up , loads of setting to play with picture quality is outstanding , and the fps never drops below 120 on Xbox series x , and I’m looking forward to plugging it into a gaming pc ! Also comes with hdmi cables and uk and euro power cable , the adjustable stand is a nice option to have too 5 stars

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

Bought this for call of duty & rocket league. Rocket league feels much smoother. But the biggest thing is call of duty, I feel like I see people much faster & win more gunfights when using this monitor. My warzone KD has increased from 1.7 to 2 since I started using this. So if you’re after something for shooter games I recommend.

Bought it for my son, and this is a great value for the price, all the YouTube reviews were very positive about the monitor and I can't aggree more. This is a great value and I definitely recommend this monitor.

Monitor was fine then all of a sudden lines started to appear across the whole monitor

excellent

The screen is great, but the sound is horrible, and very disappointed with the fact that this advertises for an integrated hub, but comes with no USB a to c cable to connect to your computer. Given the price, I'd expect that cable to be provided. So the screen is great, but the overall offering is a bit disappointing.