AOC C32G2 32 Curved Frameless Gaming Monitor FHD, 1500R Curved VA, 1ms, 165Hz, FreeSync, Height adjustable, 3-Year Zero Dead Pixel Policy, Black

However, to do so would be an insult to the people who made this. This monitor, in the 31.5 QHD 2K model, is outstanding for the price and then some. After trying another, more expensive monitor that came brand new with a major amount of artifact built-in to e the new screen, as well as horrendously washed out colors and a non-existent way to adjust picture, I was fine with waiting until this came available for purchase. I was nervous until I set it up thinking all monitors had a weird black hole to the right of dead center with light bleed SO bad it may as well have been a glorified lamp.. but all of my concerns faded away as soon as I plugged this in. Thank You, AOC!! :) :) :) On top of giving you Plenty of customizable settings for getting the picture the way you want it, it also had a beautiful and uniform back-lit screen with no signs of bleed anywhere. (And, after tweaking just a bit for contrast (for gaming) it was pretty much perfect. Dark blacks, ( my main concern ) rich colors and a relatively easy menu to learn. If I were Forced to gripe about anything, it would be extremely minimal: (1) Having 2 or 3 User buttons would be amazing for presets., but in No way a deal breaker. ;) and (2) Most importantly, Having a box that doesnt Scream STEAL ME would be very helpful. : One of the 2nd monitors purchased got stolen before it ever reached my porch. SO, DO Absolutely request an Amazon Gift Box when purchasing. The delays are a pain otherwise. Monitor is s great. And this being the second one, and it being uniform, their Quality Control is apparently excellent. A+++

I can not complain, this is a very good monitor. The picture is crisp and the quality is that of a higher standard than other monitors. I highly recommend this monitor.

The price is attractive, but the actual image quality is poor and the 1000R curve radius is too tight. It does work fine for gaming and web browsing, but if youre looking for pro-grade color representation (or even just hobbyist-grade) you need to look elsewhere. I dont see any dead/stuck pixels. It seems okay at the white/black extremes, but in grays the blotchy-ness is obvious (see photo). The 1000R curve is so tight that the perspective distortion on the outer edges is distracting rather than immersive. I have an ultrawide 1500R monitor, and I think that 1500 might be the perfect radius at this size, not 1000. For reference, I sit 26 inches away from the screen. This review is for the AOC CU34G3S 34 Frameless Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor, WQHD 3440 x1440, 165Hz.

First off I currently have a LG 43UD79-B 43 4K 60hz monitor, its BIG so i thinking of downsizing and really wanted the 144Hz for gaming and the curve for immersion. The First thing i did when i got this was check for backlight bleed and dead pixels. The panel I got was absolutely perfect and looked amazing. The 144hz made games look really smooth. The curve was great too, really immersive. The only downside was the buttons instead of joystick and no remote control, making switching between input sources cumbersome. For example i switch between my personal PC and work laptop multiple times a day. with my old monitor its just a click of the remote control, with this one i have to find the correct buttons to press on the bottom of the monitor. Unfortunately I did end up returning this because i use a lot of windows for my work (MS Teams/outlook/chrome/intellij), and going from a large 4k monitor to this i was losing over 33% of my usable screen workspace. I also realized i can run my games in widescreen mode on the LG 43 monitor at 3840x1440 effectively giving me a 38 widescreen display with black bars on top and bottom (but only at 60Hz. Keep in mind the LG was $650 and this is only $439. For most this monitor is currently the best bang for your buck, and the panel is amazing. IMO if you are coming from a 16:9 27 or smaller monitor I would highly recommend this monitor unless you have a need to go larger.

My son and I are getting into PC gaming and I looked around for monitors and was a little shocked by how much people are willing to spend. I stumbled on the 32 model and its been great. Many of the reviews talk about needing to fine tune the picture when setting up, but I didnt find that necessary at all. Theyre probably hardcore gamers. In any event, if you dont have a grand to drop on a monitor you cant go wrong with this one.

El monitor cumple su funcion de cierta manera, extrañamente el monitor que usaba antes un asus tuf de 165hz se veia mas nitida la imagen cuando movia la camara rapidamente en videojuegos, es como si hubiera un desenfoque de movimiento como un blur al mover rapido la camara en los juegos en este monitor, algo que con mi antiguo monitor no pasaba, pero en si cuando todo esta estatico o no estoy haciendo movimientos muy bruscos si se aprecia la fluidez de los 240hz, aunque el salto de 165 a 240 no es mucha la diferencia, si se ve mas fluido pero tampoco una diferencia brutal como cuando pase de los 60 a los 165, para lo que cuesta el monitor... la calidad de imagen y el monitor en si pueden mejorar.

My son and I are getting into PC gaming and I looked around for monitors and was a little shocked by how much people are willing to spend. I stumbled on the 32 model and its been great. Many of the reviews talk about needing to fine tune the picture when setting up, but I didnt find that necessary at all. Theyre probably hardcore gamers. In any event, if you dont have a grand to drop on a monitor you cant go wrong with this one.

The specs on the monitor are mediocre with it not being able to reliably hit 144hz with it being more in line with 120hz, the colours are fine but the screen doesnt get very bright at around 250 nits brightness. Youre mostly buying this for 1440p resolution and ultrawide experience at a very cheap price, which it serves extremely well. I actually had the first panel come in defective with the monitor only briefly popping on then being completely dark. Costumer support was super friendly and got me a replacement quickly.

Bought this one for video editing, had performed ROCK SOLID for more than a year, I use this for the timeline and all settings while keeping a full 4K monitor for the program or output. I would loved to have a full HDR IPS but is really good for the price.

I purchased this in June of 2020 and it took until the beginning of August to receive it (stock issues). The monitor is spectacular and helps me play any game I want and the picture is crisp. I see no blur at all on anything I play on it. The monitor is really top of the line even if the warranty service is not that great. Why 3.5 stars - At 7 months the monitor picture went completely dead, couldnt even see the monitors display settings. Calling them at first was hard to get someone on the phone, I would call and after 15 minutes of holding it went to a machine where I never got a call back. I used their online form to contact them and finally got someone to help asking for pictures and information, I sent everything within 30 minutes. Called them back a few days later after not hearing anything and finally got someone on the phone. They explained to me that they had not received my information (although I had replied directly to the email). I sent the information again and still they didnt get it. They had to send me another email (from the same email I replied to) so I could send the information again for a third time, they finally got it. This whole situation took 6 days. From there it was was me calling to hound them over and over until I finally got an RMA 8 days later. Once I got the RMA I thought I would have my new monitor within the week, wrong. The entire thing took a total of 24 days to finally get the new monitor. This would have been much worse if I wasnt calling them every other day to keep on them. This to me is a horrible experience especially since I had to use my old monitor and go from 3440x1440 back to 1920x1080 and a smaller screen. Made gaming and work more difficult.