The AOC AG254FG is an 1080p monitor built specifically with features for professional gamers and gaming enthusiasts. At 360Hz, the 24.5-inch display has one of the fastest refresh rates you’re likely ...

AG275QXL - the first ever gaming monitor designed for League of Legends. It's got an eye-catching design, but is the 1440p ips panel any good? And can this screen justify the £400 asking price? We ...

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AOC has launched a new 35-inch monitor which offers an 'extremely curved' profile. The AOC AGON AG352QCX comes with an "extraordinarily small radius of 2000 millimetres". However, looking at competing ...

The AOC C32G2AE is a good mid-range gaming monitor that will interest all hobby gamers who want fast refresh rates on a large screen and can accept 1080p resolution. The gaming performance of the 31.5 ...

Please tell me I made a good purchase. This seemed like the most bang for the buck and my job uses lots of open apps and my current 22" POS monitor ain't cutting it anymore. I have a 27" AOC monitor ...

AOC has expanded its gaming monitor lineup in the Chinese market with the launch of the 27B35H, a competitively priced model that doesn’t skimp on performance or features. The monitor is priced at 599 ...

What AOC Had to Say “The AOC Q27P3QW is a 27” flat-screen IPS monitor with an attractive three-sided ultrathin bezel design that will facilitate and enhance your workday. Enjoy the beauty and detail ...

The AOC U3277PWQU is as good as it gets for a monitor of this size with a 4K resolution. Availability is still tricky but should improve shortly. Whether or not it is worth paying a big premium for an ...

When I moved from Rochester to Los Angeles earlier this year, I decided to leave my old TV behind. When am I going to have the time to sit in my room and watch TV? I thought. I should be doing more ...

Virtually all PCs that ship today as complete systems do so with flat-panel monitors. These are often referred to as liquid crystal display (LCD) or thin-film transistor (TFT) though the terms are ...