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

This came in perfect condition and it is a marvelous product!

I dont know much about monitors, never really cared about it lookin fancy but my boys were teasin me about playing on an old tv so I bough this. They seemed impressed and theyre those picky gamer types so its probably real good. Whatever, that aint the reason Im writing this review. After about 6 months one of the guys tossed me somethin, it went right into the monitor, CRACK, screen was done. I was googlin to see if this was in my wheelhouse to fix and I found out that THEY WILL REPLACE IT FOR A YEAR EVEN IF ITS YOUR FAULT. So I tried calling em, not expectin much. YO THEY AINT LYIN. They had me mail it in and sent me a replacement right away. Using it right now. No run around, no bs, just like YOU GOOD, SEND IT IN. MAN. An actually good company that makes a good thing and stands by their guarantees. Im sold. AOC for life.

We bought this to run 120 on our ps5. We get max frames. Graphics are great and bright. There is no delay.

Hooked this monitor up to my laptop, and the settings via HDMI were right on. NO adjustments, no dead pixels, no distortion, so nothing but a great looking monitor display. I put 4 or more windows up and can easily see all of them. the CURVE is perfect for viewing. The base is BIG, but as a SECOND 34 inch monitor on my desk, it just slides right in there on the left, and the height adjustment matches perfectly. Now I can put my remote desktop on one monitor on the left and on the right is my work displays. It does take a bit getting used to the 3440x1440 as the font is a bit small (by default), but that is the benefit of this wide screen. Overall, I am amazed at what it looks like and I have been told that AOC just keeps on running, with very few issues. My first one is still running like a CHAMP. I would recommend anyone to at least get one. If you have the desk space, do two. For the Gaming one at 165MHZ i havent tried it yet, BUT it has USB 3.x connectors. A definite PLUS for charging, and plugging in the other items I have on the desk.

Dont know how or why, but the AOC CU34G2X was advertised at much less than the comparable LG ultrawide only to find out when I checked again the price had basically tripled. So if you can get this at the original price this is a bargain. The monitor build quality is great and isnt over the top like others with RGB and elaborate cases. The only gripe I really have is the fact that the menus are driven with the old fashioned side by side button arrangement rather than utilizing a small joystick which would make adjustments much easier. However there is a simple remedy to this and that is to download AOCs g-menu utility from their EU site. Once installed all the monitor tweaks and customizations can be accomplished with the utility. You obviously need to have the monitor plugged into your PC via the provided USB cable, but thats it. The monitor comes with a really good stand which is spring loaded to go up and down, turn left and right and tilt forward or back. You cannot rotate the screen. It also comes supplied with a display port cable, HDMI 2.1 compliant cable and the previously mentioned USB cable. The back panel offers several USB 3.0 ports as a hub. Now talking about picture quality and refresh rates, ghosting, etc. is very subjective and I dont have professional tools to really give a data driven review here. I can tell that the very edges have a very small amount of diminished brightness, which is most abundantly noticeable with white background. I have yet to play any games with freesync turned on as I am still building up my Ryzen 9 3900X with 5700 XT card, but the couple of games I played (Control and Assassins Creed) the monitor has met my expectations. There are several customization settings available to fine tune the monitor to RTS, FPS and racing style games and each of them can further be optimized. All in all this is a great monitor and I cant wait to see when this is first reviewed by one of the big outfits on YT.

Ive been using the monitor for a couple of months now. So far, everything is working fine. But I use it for work and not gaming. Not sure whether that makes any difference or not. My only pet peeve is that the monitor does not support split screen where one can view images from both HDMI inputs. Another one is that it is not easy to switch inputs. Especially since you cannot see the buttons on account of them being under the bezel. And while there are marks at the bottom of the bezel to denote the different buttons, they are not easy to see as theyre engraved without any color difference. So its basically black on black. But overall, its a nice monitor. Its pretty bright and provides good image contrast.

I upgraded from an MSI 32” curved 165hz to this 240hz.. Now I’m getting clean and accurate 240 FPS on all my games. Free sync works. I’ve used AOC monitors in the past with no problems so I have faith this will last too.

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 really wanted to like this screen. Its beautiful, well-designed, bright, sharp, adjustable, and huge! But the moment I turned it on my brain could not handle it. It was very disorienting to use. Admittedly I didnt buy it for gaming, but for productivity. I wish I could describe how difficult it was to try to align parallel lines on a curved surface. It literally made my brain hurt and took a couple days to feel like myself after using this screen for less than an hour. Sent it back. Ill be sticking with flat screens for now.

This is a monitor NOT a TV. So NO AUDIO. Its an awesome monitor. I love mine. I game and watch streams in it.