Q27G4XN 27" Gaming Monitor, 2K QHD 2560x1440, 180Hz 1ms, Adaptive-Sync, Height Adjustable, 2X HDMI 2.0, 1x Display Port, Xbox/PS5/Switch Ready, 3-Year Zero-Bright-dot

Honestly, for the price point, it is a great monitor. The colors were vibrant and the brightness of the screen was great (despite it not being an IPS). You will not complain about the brightness. The HDR functionally really makes your screen pop out and makes the display very nice. I use a monitor stand, so I cannot say much on the functionality of the monitor legs.

I picked up the AOC Q27G4XN for my second setup, and I’ve been really impressed so far. For the price, this monitor delivers a lot more than I expected. SETUP AND FIRST IMPRESSIONS Right out of the box, setup was quick and easy. The stand is sturdy and lets you adjust the height, tilt, and swivel, which makes a big difference if you use it for long sessions. The overall build feels solid and not flimsy like some other budget monitors. DISPLAY AND PERFORMANCE The 27-inch screen with 2560x1440 (2K QHD) resolution looks sharp and clear for both games and everyday use. Colors are bright, and I didn’t notice any dead or bright pixels. The 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time make games look super smooth, and Adaptive-Sync keeps things free of tearing or stutter. I tested it with both a PC and an Xbox, and had no issues—HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort both worked as expected. FEATURES The monitor comes with two HDMI ports and one DisplayPort, so you can easily switch between devices like consoles or a laptop. The 3-year zero-bright-dot warranty is a nice bonus for peace of mind. PROS: Crisp, sharp QHD picture with good color Super smooth 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms response Adjustable stand for better comfort Plenty of ports for different devices Great value for the specs Reliable warranty CONS: Built-in speakers are average (like most monitors) The menu buttons could be easier to use SUMMARY AOC might not get as much hype as other brands, but this monitor is solid. For gaming and everyday tasks, it’s been excellent - especially at the price I paid. Highly recommend for anyone wanting a quality QHD monitor without breaking the bank.

This monitor is fantastic, and the price was right. I got the compact hard drive and this monitor so it's like having a large screen laptop at half the price. The colors are vibrant and crystal clear. The only thing to keep in mind is it doesn't have a camera for virtual meetings but most gaming monitors don't. Easy fix to just add one. I'm very happy with this monitor at this price point.

I got it on sale for about $160. It was easy to put together and set up. It does come with a power cable, a DP and HDMI cable as well. The monitor is flat-screen, which I like. It is quite impressive, with the 2K resolution looks crisp and clear, and the high refresh is buttery smooth. Since it is a VA panel (some type of LCD), I do notice ghosting with dark colors. The contrast is great as well. It has buttons on the bottom, to adjust volume, tweak the display, change source, and a few others, which is nice. The biggest downside to me is that it has no built-in speakers. It does have an AUX jack in the monitor. After a month of use though, I have yet to come across any issues.

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I bought several of these for my business over the last year. All are working great. Great value for the money.

The monitor meets all the specifications and everything else: it has a 180Hz refresh rate, a 27-inch (diagonal) screen, 1440p resolution, an adjustable and tiltable stand, and nice colors. The only drawback is that the deep blacks look a bit gray, but that's because it's a VA panel. It also has a small bezel, which isn't mentioned anywhere in the specifications, and it's noticeable on the left and right edges, as well as the top. I thought my GPU (1660 Super) wasn't optimized for that resolution, but after watching some videos, I realized that wasn't the case. Well, for me, it's more than enough because I'm not a very demanding user. But if you take that into account and want your screen to be 100% full and for the deep blacks not to look gray, this isn't the monitor for you. I'm very happy with my purchase; I found it at a great price. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ After a week of use, I have bad news. It seems the monitor has a factory defect (I bought it refurbished). Sometimes it works fine, but other times it starts showing lines on the display as if it were damaged... which I don't understand, because sometimes when I disconnect the DisplayPort, it appears normal, and other times it shows as if it were damaged. I thought it was the cable, maybe it had problems (but I bought a new one), so I tried it with HDMI and it's the same. I'll upload some videos as evidence of what I'm trying to explain.

Absolutely massive upgrade coming from an older 27" 1080P 60HZ panel... So if you're worried you will not be impressed from a visual standpoint and have an older 1080P monitor, just get it. This makes everything pop, and the Nvidia control panel showed this had VRR settings with no tweaks needed. If you're worried about the cheaper version with the VA panel not being as good as the oled or whatever, you have nothing to worry about. Honestly, if I ordered the OLED model and they sent me this by mistake, I would have probably thought this was OLED... It's that good. 2560x1400 is noticeably better than 1080P, but then you also have the ability to do this insane refresh rate of 180hz.. for roughly $140 wth... 2025 is a great year to be alive. My rig with a 13700k and 1080ti finally has a monitor that shows its true potential

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i like the rubber feet on the bottom of the stand. i really wanted the vertical height adjustment, turns out it just sits at the correct height. I appreciate the included cables, easy setup and nice screen. i planned to use my old cables so i didnt have to crawl under my desk but they didnt look great, i used the included cables and great picture. highly recommended!

From my experience with it so far it's a very nice 2K monitor with nice colours out of the box and great contrast, especially for the price (<250$ CAD). I was apprehensive about trying another VA panel from previous experience with ghosting, but this one is barely noticeable when looking for it and inexistent in practice. You can view more stats on the web (displayspecifications), but here's the summary: Display size: 27 in, Display pannel: VA, LED tech: W-LED, Resolution: 2560 x 1440 pixels Viewing angles (H/V): 178 ° / 178 ° Brightness: 300 cd/m² Static contrast: 5000 : 1, Dynamic contrast: 80000000 : 1 Refresh rate: 48 Hz - 180 Hz sRGB: 124 %, NTSC: 111 %

The only thing I don't like is that it's 27", my previous monitor was 32" which is much better for 1440. That said it's a great gaming monitor that allows you to turn VSYNC off in games (better performance with it off) because you don't need it with the high 180hz refresh rate this has and it's great that it has G-SYNC and HDR, both of which work great. Definitely recommend but if you can get a 32" equivalent then maybe go for that instead.

I’ve been using this monitor for gaming for about two years now, and it has been very reliable with no issues. The colors are clear and consistent, and the resolution remains sharp even during fast-paced gameplay. The near-borderless design is a big plus for a multi-monitor setup. I use it in a three-monitor configuration, and the minimal bezel helps keep the experience immersive without noticeable gaps between screens. After two years of regular use, performance has held up well with no dead pixels or degradation. Long-term durability has been solid so far, and I’m still very satisfied with it.