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5.0 out of 5 stars
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This is an awesome product, only after it is configured properly (Hint: adjust Picture Boost ) :
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2019
Size: 32" 2K QHD Curved
Style: 144Hz 1ms | G1 series
Pattern: Monitor
Edit (8/18/19): .Update your motherboard bios especially if using new graphics cards like RTX series and new radeon RX series cards. I had an issue with old board bios that resulted in improper resolution output on new RTX cards causing blurriness in games. This monitor at...
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Edit (8/18/19): .Update your motherboard bios especially if using new graphics cards like RTX series and new radeon RX series cards. I had an issue with old board bios that resulted in improper resolution output on new RTX cards causing blurriness in games. This monitor at 32 inches requires a powerful processor to transition the screen pixels and graphics card to see it at its best. I recently upgraded my motherboard to an MSI gaming plus and also got an intel I7 9700k with my RTX 2080. This monitor is now fully functional , textures in games are crisp and sharp, there is absolutely no more image/texture blur at this screen size. I cant explain how it happened but it seems the screen pixels are able to transition faster with this new hardware. I was using an i7 8700 non K version which i thought was powerful but with the new processsor i am hitting 144Fps consistently now and it shows with how clear the games look . don't get me wrong they looked good before but they totally look amazing now. If you can afford it get an i7 processor preferably a 9700k or 8700k.
Also if you install the latest GeForce drivers version 436.02. u should try out the new texture sharpening tool. It is simply amazing. To use it u need to have GeForce experience installed, during gameplay press Alt +F3, on the overlay click one of the numbers either 1,2, or 3. Select the game filter command, and scroll down until u see sharpening, move the slider to adjust the sharpness and enjoy the visuals.
Make sure to reinstall your graphics drivers after you hook this monitor up to your PC for the first time, Nvidia gives you the option to do a custom installation with a clean installation ,which will help to resolve any leftover conflicts with your previous monitor. Also, use the displayport cable that came with the monitor, I noticed that images in games were sharper compared to when I used any third party cable. I don't know if it just placebo but I tried using 4 other dp cables and the images were not as good in my opinion compared with the one added in the box.Okay on to the review,I took the plunge and bought this monitor. Its a 32 inch curved monitor and it is much larger than I thought it was going to be. if you have a small desk u might want to think of getting a larger one. I hooked it up to my pc using an RTX 2080 and it looked good but not great in gaming. I knew something was definitely off. I tried all kinds of configurations for 4 days but nothing worked until I played with the picture boost menu which I finally understood what it does. The picture boost option applies an extra virtual film over the screen which allows u to tweak the brightness and contrast more than in the luminance option. Just go into the menu under Picture boost and enable Bright frame to On , after that increase the frame size all the up to 100. My brightness setting in picture boost is 34 and contrast is 50.Adjust to ur own desire but I notice lower brightness improves in game shadows. I did notice if I used any of the present game modes (Hint: leave Game mode off) under game setting option, it would shut off Picture boost and I would have to enable it again and redo the entire process. I wish we could save our settings presets files in the monitor.
Picture Boost
Bright Frame on
Frame size 100
Brightness 34
Contrast 50
Under Game settings,
Game mode is off (if u enable, it will disable picture boost mode)
set low blue mode to off ,
overdrive to medium ( If you have a very powerful pc like an intel 8700k or higher with an RTX 2070 or higher , u might want to leave the overdrive setting off, it adds a lot of input lag and u don't really have that much blurriness with a very powerful pc and gpu.)
Freesync to On
Under luminance,
Contrast is 45
Brightness is 95 (lower it if you like)
Eco mode standard
Gamma set to gamma 2
DCR is off
Under Color Setup
Color Temp is set to User
Red is 43
Green is 48
Blue is 49
shadow control 50
Once I setup this config, I can now fully say that this monitor is a must buy and I am now totally loving it. playing games on it has been very immersive and u just cant go wrong with this product. Once properly configured this monitor is amazing.
Edit: I just want to add that this AOC monitor is G sync compatible. I previously used a Dell S2417DG TN panel G sync monitor, I can say that I am having a much smoother and consistent performance with this AOC freesync monitor in G sync mode. The problem which nobody wants to address is that G sync on native Gsync monitors is broken on Windows 10 since last years Windows March update, the micro stuttering on the Dell monitor with Gsync was driving me crazy. I am having a much better experience now with adaptive sync on this monitor. Games like Far cry 4 and 5 are much smoother. I don't think this monitor will ever get official Gsync compatible certification due to the freesync range of 48 - 144hz. Nvidia will only certify monitors that are 30- 144hz. Even with that , i don't get below 48 fps unless the game is broken like Gears of War ultimate edition. All my games are running fantastic and smooth , u will probably need a minimum of gtx 1070/gtx 1660 ti or Vega 56/Rx 580/590 to fully enjoy this monitor. In freesync mode , the monitor automatically caps ur max fps at 144, u can't go higher even on powerful Gpu.It helps to ensure you have a consistent experience while game, native Gsync doesn't do this and u need to cap it yourself manually. Once again, no regrets with this monitor and it is worth the money.
Also if you install the latest GeForce drivers version 436.02. u should try out the new texture sharpening tool. It is simply amazing. To use it u need to have GeForce experience installed, during gameplay press Alt +F3, on the overlay click one of the numbers either 1,2, or 3. Select the game filter command, and scroll down until u see sharpening, move the slider to adjust the sharpness and enjoy the visuals.
Make sure to reinstall your graphics drivers after you hook this monitor up to your PC for the first time, Nvidia gives you the option to do a custom installation with a clean installation ,which will help to resolve any leftover conflicts with your previous monitor. Also, use the displayport cable that came with the monitor, I noticed that images in games were sharper compared to when I used any third party cable. I don't know if it just placebo but I tried using 4 other dp cables and the images were not as good in my opinion compared with the one added in the box.Okay on to the review,I took the plunge and bought this monitor. Its a 32 inch curved monitor and it is much larger than I thought it was going to be. if you have a small desk u might want to think of getting a larger one. I hooked it up to my pc using an RTX 2080 and it looked good but not great in gaming. I knew something was definitely off. I tried all kinds of configurations for 4 days but nothing worked until I played with the picture boost menu which I finally understood what it does. The picture boost option applies an extra virtual film over the screen which allows u to tweak the brightness and contrast more than in the luminance option. Just go into the menu under Picture boost and enable Bright frame to On , after that increase the frame size all the up to 100. My brightness setting in picture boost is 34 and contrast is 50.Adjust to ur own desire but I notice lower brightness improves in game shadows. I did notice if I used any of the present game modes (Hint: leave Game mode off) under game setting option, it would shut off Picture boost and I would have to enable it again and redo the entire process. I wish we could save our settings presets files in the monitor.
Picture Boost
Bright Frame on
Frame size 100
Brightness 34
Contrast 50
Under Game settings,
Game mode is off (if u enable, it will disable picture boost mode)
set low blue mode to off ,
overdrive to medium ( If you have a very powerful pc like an intel 8700k or higher with an RTX 2070 or higher , u might want to leave the overdrive setting off, it adds a lot of input lag and u don't really have that much blurriness with a very powerful pc and gpu.)
Freesync to On
Under luminance,
Contrast is 45
Brightness is 95 (lower it if you like)
Eco mode standard
Gamma set to gamma 2
DCR is off
Under Color Setup
Color Temp is set to User
Red is 43
Green is 48
Blue is 49
shadow control 50
Once I setup this config, I can now fully say that this monitor is a must buy and I am now totally loving it. playing games on it has been very immersive and u just cant go wrong with this product. Once properly configured this monitor is amazing.
Edit: I just want to add that this AOC monitor is G sync compatible. I previously used a Dell S2417DG TN panel G sync monitor, I can say that I am having a much smoother and consistent performance with this AOC freesync monitor in G sync mode. The problem which nobody wants to address is that G sync on native Gsync monitors is broken on Windows 10 since last years Windows March update, the micro stuttering on the Dell monitor with Gsync was driving me crazy. I am having a much better experience now with adaptive sync on this monitor. Games like Far cry 4 and 5 are much smoother. I don't think this monitor will ever get official Gsync compatible certification due to the freesync range of 48 - 144hz. Nvidia will only certify monitors that are 30- 144hz. Even with that , i don't get below 48 fps unless the game is broken like Gears of War ultimate edition. All my games are running fantastic and smooth , u will probably need a minimum of gtx 1070/gtx 1660 ti or Vega 56/Rx 580/590 to fully enjoy this monitor. In freesync mode , the monitor automatically caps ur max fps at 144, u can't go higher even on powerful Gpu.It helps to ensure you have a consistent experience while game, native Gsync doesn't do this and u need to cap it yourself manually. Once again, no regrets with this monitor and it is worth the money.
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Transitioning from 60Hz 3840x2160p TN panel to this display
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2019
Size: 32" 2K QHD Curved
Style: 144Hz 1ms | G1 series
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Several years ago I purchased a 4K monitor from AOC. While I loved the crisp resolution, the monitor had a number of issues that made me consider switching it up. Now the issues I mention aren't necessarily technical ones - AOC makes fairly good quality stuff. The issues I...
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Several years ago I purchased a 4K monitor from AOC. While I loved the crisp resolution, the monitor had a number of issues that made me consider switching it up. Now the issues I mention aren't necessarily technical ones - AOC makes fairly good quality stuff. The issues I dealt with were because I put the cart before the horse.
I purchased the 2160p display during a time when my GTX 970 was still beastly. Unfortunately, trying to push 2160p resolution in games on a GTX 970 still wasn't feasible. I could do it, but only on the lowest quality settings. I decided that for my next upgrade I would get a 1440p monitor instead for better framerates.
The next issue is that the TN panel had horrible color. Even compared to some other TN panels I had owned before. I ended up spending hours tweaking the settings to make it look just right, and even then, I had to have the brightness turned up so high that I was basically looking into a spotlight to get the colors just right. I decided that for my next upgrade I would get an IPS or VA panel.
Now to explain what I felt when I purchased this monitor. Firstly - coming down from 2160p to 1440p wasn't nearly as jarring as I expected it to be. After the first hour or so I haven't even noticed it, which says a lot from having used a 2160p display for years. The most notable difference in the resolution that I've seen is that I get much better framerates, and interfaces are *way* less buggy. Game UIs and even Windows tend to work without any UI tweaking, which is a nice bonus.
Next, the VA panel. I'll be honest, it's got pros and cons. Color reproduction is better then my old TN panels, but worse than a couple IPS panels that I've owned. VA is the middle ground option so that's to be expected. What I didn't expect was how bad the viewing angles would be. It's fine since I sit at my desk, but a display this big doesn't hold color right unless it's angled perfectly towards your face. Move even a little and the colors on the edges distorts. That said, the blacks are *much* blacker on this display, and it looks really good once you have it set up right. I definitely don't regret the VA decision. I think blacks are better than my IPS displays.
144Hz. Still using a GTX 970 I didn't expect to see a big difference in this department. I typically only get ~60 FPS on max settings, so I thought "It won't look any different." This was my biggest surprise with this display. It looks very very different, and in a good way. After five minutes with the display I resolved never to go back to 60Hz. Everything is more smooth, there's less tearing, no ghosting, etc. These were problems that I didn't even realize I was plagued by until I got a proper comparison. It also makes interface transitions look much snappier.
Curved. Honestly, it's weird. The first few hours I didn't like it, but now I think I prefer it. It takes some getting used to but it is more immersive, and practically required to maintain the perfect viewing angle on a VA panel this large.
One of the big, non-spec differences between the two displays is that this display goes from sleep mode to "I can see everything" in approximately 0.75 seconds. The last monitor took about 8 full seconds to turn on, which was annoying.
Aside from that, if you aren't using a VESA mount, the stand that comes with this display is fantastic and glorious. Super sturdy, super heavy, and lets you adjust the monitor well. Has a pass through for wires too.
If you're looking for a good value for a gaming monitor, this one is comparable to monitors well above its price tag. If you can splurge more - go for an IPS display with the same specs.
*Note that I didn't mention Freesync2 because I do not have a compatible GPU to take advantage of it.
I purchased the 2160p display during a time when my GTX 970 was still beastly. Unfortunately, trying to push 2160p resolution in games on a GTX 970 still wasn't feasible. I could do it, but only on the lowest quality settings. I decided that for my next upgrade I would get a 1440p monitor instead for better framerates.
The next issue is that the TN panel had horrible color. Even compared to some other TN panels I had owned before. I ended up spending hours tweaking the settings to make it look just right, and even then, I had to have the brightness turned up so high that I was basically looking into a spotlight to get the colors just right. I decided that for my next upgrade I would get an IPS or VA panel.
Now to explain what I felt when I purchased this monitor. Firstly - coming down from 2160p to 1440p wasn't nearly as jarring as I expected it to be. After the first hour or so I haven't even noticed it, which says a lot from having used a 2160p display for years. The most notable difference in the resolution that I've seen is that I get much better framerates, and interfaces are *way* less buggy. Game UIs and even Windows tend to work without any UI tweaking, which is a nice bonus.
Next, the VA panel. I'll be honest, it's got pros and cons. Color reproduction is better then my old TN panels, but worse than a couple IPS panels that I've owned. VA is the middle ground option so that's to be expected. What I didn't expect was how bad the viewing angles would be. It's fine since I sit at my desk, but a display this big doesn't hold color right unless it's angled perfectly towards your face. Move even a little and the colors on the edges distorts. That said, the blacks are *much* blacker on this display, and it looks really good once you have it set up right. I definitely don't regret the VA decision. I think blacks are better than my IPS displays.
144Hz. Still using a GTX 970 I didn't expect to see a big difference in this department. I typically only get ~60 FPS on max settings, so I thought "It won't look any different." This was my biggest surprise with this display. It looks very very different, and in a good way. After five minutes with the display I resolved never to go back to 60Hz. Everything is more smooth, there's less tearing, no ghosting, etc. These were problems that I didn't even realize I was plagued by until I got a proper comparison. It also makes interface transitions look much snappier.
Curved. Honestly, it's weird. The first few hours I didn't like it, but now I think I prefer it. It takes some getting used to but it is more immersive, and practically required to maintain the perfect viewing angle on a VA panel this large.
One of the big, non-spec differences between the two displays is that this display goes from sleep mode to "I can see everything" in approximately 0.75 seconds. The last monitor took about 8 full seconds to turn on, which was annoying.
Aside from that, if you aren't using a VESA mount, the stand that comes with this display is fantastic and glorious. Super sturdy, super heavy, and lets you adjust the monitor well. Has a pass through for wires too.
If you're looking for a good value for a gaming monitor, this one is comparable to monitors well above its price tag. If you can splurge more - go for an IPS display with the same specs.
*Note that I didn't mention Freesync2 because I do not have a compatible GPU to take advantage of it.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2023
Size: 32" 2K QHD Curved
Style: 144Hz 1ms | G1 series
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Purchased this a few years ago. Still working great. Normally I am an ASUS fanboy for PC monitors. Based on the reviews and price I couldn't pass this up. Exceed my expectations. You will have to dial it in a bit, but we all have different preferences so to me...
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Purchased this a few years ago. Still working great.
Normally I am an ASUS fanboy for PC monitors. Based on the reviews and price I couldn't pass this up.
Exceed my expectations. You will have to dial it in a bit, but we all have different preferences so to me that is not a big deal. OK back to BG3 running beautifully at 60FPS on under-clocked RX 5700XT. Report
Normally I am an ASUS fanboy for PC monitors. Based on the reviews and price I couldn't pass this up.
Exceed my expectations. You will have to dial it in a bit, but we all have different preferences so to me that is not a big deal. OK back to BG3 running beautifully at 60FPS on under-clocked RX 5700XT. Report
4.0 out of 5 stars
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Pretty good, if you don't care about brightness + "dark blacks"
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2020
Size: 32" 2K QHD Curved
Style: 144Hz 1ms | G1 series
Pattern: Monitor
I'm the kind of guy who isn't all "but muh deep black colors" and "I need super bright LCDs" I have fairly sensitive eyes. I'm not one to care about super calibrated displays either. But, I will say, even for me it leaves a bit of something to be desired in the brightness,...
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I'm the kind of guy who isn't all "but muh deep black colors" and "I need super bright LCDs" I have fairly sensitive eyes. I'm not one to care about super calibrated displays either. But, I will say, even for me it leaves a bit of something to be desired in the brightness, and I've played around with the settings for the good half of a week trying to find what I liked, and tried several suggested settings from the reviews here.
I bought this mostly for the GSync and 144 fps (though I don't notice much difference above 90'ish frames from my past monitor, an overclocked korean import). I actually don't notice the GSync helping at all, and in many cases I find myself turning it off. There's odd things at play here, and while the response time is good, there's some really weird blurring when moving, especially noticeable with say, red text in a game that's on a wall close up, you'll notice a green hue/shadow as it move across the screen that follows behind the text. I've found to really help this to turn overdrive either OFF or on LOW, going any higher increases that nasty hue effect, though its pretty situational.
Overall build quality is top notch, though I wish it had height adjustment. My current setup leaves me looking around just under the center of the screen, where as most other screens I was looking at the top 1/3rd of the screen. I'm not a fan of curved screens, and I kind of wish I just went and got a flat panel at this point. the way the backlight interacts with this curved screen (only other curved i've dealt with is a large 55" TV) leaves odd effects around the bezel, like hotspots where its brighter, closer to the corners most notably at the bottom. Its only really noticeable when you have a pitch black screen however.
Overall I'd give this about a 3.5 stars, not necessarily a full 4.
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UPDATE:
So i've been playing with the settings recently, as I've noticed the ghosting/smearing a bit more with small text in games with a lot of movement.
the way to correct this is simple. MBR. or Motion Blur Reduction. From my understanding this strobes the backlight of the panel.
The only way to turn it on, however, involves disabling Freesync (which IDGAF about anyways). Turn it off with the monitor OSD menu, then use your adjustment of MBR and Overdrive. If you want the "true" 1ms response rate, you need to set Overdrive to "BOOST" (you can only access this IF you turn off freesync) which I believe maxes both the overdrive AND the MBR.
THEN adjust your colors. Keep in mind, since it is strobing the backlight to help reduce blur/ghosting, that it is going to further dim the monitor. Personally I find it acceptable, and this is how I have mine set for now. I only use this monitor for gaming, and have 3 other monitors in a quad setup for multimedia I use my "top" monitor which is a 27" IPS panel.
I bought this mostly for the GSync and 144 fps (though I don't notice much difference above 90'ish frames from my past monitor, an overclocked korean import). I actually don't notice the GSync helping at all, and in many cases I find myself turning it off. There's odd things at play here, and while the response time is good, there's some really weird blurring when moving, especially noticeable with say, red text in a game that's on a wall close up, you'll notice a green hue/shadow as it move across the screen that follows behind the text. I've found to really help this to turn overdrive either OFF or on LOW, going any higher increases that nasty hue effect, though its pretty situational.
Overall build quality is top notch, though I wish it had height adjustment. My current setup leaves me looking around just under the center of the screen, where as most other screens I was looking at the top 1/3rd of the screen. I'm not a fan of curved screens, and I kind of wish I just went and got a flat panel at this point. the way the backlight interacts with this curved screen (only other curved i've dealt with is a large 55" TV) leaves odd effects around the bezel, like hotspots where its brighter, closer to the corners most notably at the bottom. Its only really noticeable when you have a pitch black screen however.
Overall I'd give this about a 3.5 stars, not necessarily a full 4.
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UPDATE:
So i've been playing with the settings recently, as I've noticed the ghosting/smearing a bit more with small text in games with a lot of movement.
the way to correct this is simple. MBR. or Motion Blur Reduction. From my understanding this strobes the backlight of the panel.
The only way to turn it on, however, involves disabling Freesync (which IDGAF about anyways). Turn it off with the monitor OSD menu, then use your adjustment of MBR and Overdrive. If you want the "true" 1ms response rate, you need to set Overdrive to "BOOST" (you can only access this IF you turn off freesync) which I believe maxes both the overdrive AND the MBR.
THEN adjust your colors. Keep in mind, since it is strobing the backlight to help reduce blur/ghosting, that it is going to further dim the monitor. Personally I find it acceptable, and this is how I have mine set for now. I only use this monitor for gaming, and have 3 other monitors in a quad setup for multimedia I use my "top" monitor which is a 27" IPS panel.
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Great quality and real colors
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2023
Size: 32" 2K QHD Curved
Style: 144Hz 1ms | G1 series
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So, we do more than just game. We also have to use this when doing our printing graphics and one of the normal / typical color issues has to do with screen colors not matching real colors. A little tweaking in Lightroom or a similar program ... and you can rarely get as...
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So, we do more than just game. We also have to use this when doing our printing graphics and one of the normal / typical color issues has to do with screen colors not matching real colors. A little tweaking in Lightroom or a similar program ... and you can rarely get as close as you need. This - required no actual color adjustments, only a brightness adjustment downward to match photos in real-time, so we could adjust the print to look better. Very happy bout that. For gaming, high-speed refresh rate, quality graphics, plenty big... was perfect. And, for the price, not too bad.
4.0 out of 5 stars
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2019
Size: 32" 2K QHD Curved
Style: 144Hz 1ms | G1 series
Pattern: Monitor
TLDR; Went with a different brand with similar specs before purchasing this. First monitor arrived with a cracked screen - returned for replacement. Second worked great for a week then both the DP and HDMI ports went out. Returned for full refund and purchased this. This...
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TLDR; Went with a different brand with similar specs before purchasing this. First monitor arrived with a cracked screen - returned for replacement. Second worked great for a week then both the DP and HDMI ports went out. Returned for full refund and purchased this. This is my review comparing the two after a few days of use.
I spent quite some time searching for a quality monitor with very specific specs. I wanted a 1440p, curved, 32 inch, 144Hz monitor with low input lag and it came down to two choices: This or the AOPEN 32HC1QUR
When I was finally ready to pull the trigger, I decided to go with the AOPEN and honestly, I really liked that monitor, however, the first one they sent me arrived with a cracked screen. No big deal; things happen in transit and I understand that. So I contacted amazon and they offered to send out a replacement next day. When the second monitor arrived the following day, I took it out the box and inspected it for any defects - no cracks, no dead pixels, light bleed, etc. I was 100% satisfied - at least for the first week.
After 8 days of normal use (periodic gaming, general web browsing and working from home), the display port on the monitor failed on me mid use. Tested with multiple cables and different ports on my GPU and still no signal. Switched over to the HDMI and I had picture again. I was tempted to keep it anyway because of how much I really enjoyed it, but I already made the decision to return the monitor for a full refund after I purchase a new monitor. Well, the very next day the HDMI port went out as well, so there goes that plan.
Long story short, I went back online and purchased this since I found the specs very comparable and both were in my price range. Upon un-boxing, I was pleased to see that the monitor arrived safely without damage. Powering on and the picture quality looks great, no dead pixels or visible light bleed, etc. So here's how I think the two match up:
+ The AOC appears brighter than the AOPEN
+ The AOC has a smaller (almost non-existent) bezel than the AOPEN (great for a dual monitor setup)
+ The AOC has a higher quality stand compared to the AOPEN
- The AOC appears to show a slight amount of screen tearing while in game from the limited testing I've done with it so far
- There are more settings on the AOC that need to be adjusted out of the box to get the picture quality your looking for
Overall I am satisfied with this monitor and I will update this review if I experience any problems down the line like I did with the AOPEN, but I still don't think the picture quality I'm experiencing is 100% what it should be. I really enjoyed how the AOPEN worked to my expectations basically right out of the box, but I was disappointed with the manufacturer after receiving two faulty monitors.
I spent quite some time searching for a quality monitor with very specific specs. I wanted a 1440p, curved, 32 inch, 144Hz monitor with low input lag and it came down to two choices: This or the AOPEN 32HC1QUR
When I was finally ready to pull the trigger, I decided to go with the AOPEN and honestly, I really liked that monitor, however, the first one they sent me arrived with a cracked screen. No big deal; things happen in transit and I understand that. So I contacted amazon and they offered to send out a replacement next day. When the second monitor arrived the following day, I took it out the box and inspected it for any defects - no cracks, no dead pixels, light bleed, etc. I was 100% satisfied - at least for the first week.
After 8 days of normal use (periodic gaming, general web browsing and working from home), the display port on the monitor failed on me mid use. Tested with multiple cables and different ports on my GPU and still no signal. Switched over to the HDMI and I had picture again. I was tempted to keep it anyway because of how much I really enjoyed it, but I already made the decision to return the monitor for a full refund after I purchase a new monitor. Well, the very next day the HDMI port went out as well, so there goes that plan.
Long story short, I went back online and purchased this since I found the specs very comparable and both were in my price range. Upon un-boxing, I was pleased to see that the monitor arrived safely without damage. Powering on and the picture quality looks great, no dead pixels or visible light bleed, etc. So here's how I think the two match up:
+ The AOC appears brighter than the AOPEN
+ The AOC has a smaller (almost non-existent) bezel than the AOPEN (great for a dual monitor setup)
+ The AOC has a higher quality stand compared to the AOPEN
- The AOC appears to show a slight amount of screen tearing while in game from the limited testing I've done with it so far
- There are more settings on the AOC that need to be adjusted out of the box to get the picture quality your looking for
Overall I am satisfied with this monitor and I will update this review if I experience any problems down the line like I did with the AOPEN, but I still don't think the picture quality I'm experiencing is 100% what it should be. I really enjoyed how the AOPEN worked to my expectations basically right out of the box, but I was disappointed with the manufacturer after receiving two faulty monitors.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
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Can't beat it for the price
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2020
Size: 32" 2K QHD Curved
Style: 144Hz 1ms | G1 series
Pattern: Monitor
I've personally bought 3 of these and I've bought an additional 2 for customers over the last year. No issues with dead/stuck pixels on any of the 5. None have had to be returned. A couple of the panels had some uneven back lighting when the screen is...
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I've personally bought 3 of these and I've bought an additional 2 for customers over the last year.
No issues with dead/stuck pixels on any of the 5. None have had to be returned.
A couple of the panels had some uneven back lighting when the screen is black. I used to think this was a big deal (because people loudly make it a big deal) reading reviews for other screens but honestly it's not. You basically see it during loading screen transitions and then you don't think twice about it after that. I didn't knock it a star because I had to think about what we are talking about here, the screen is priced in the bottom tier for the features it has and you might get a screen that has uneven back lighting during loading/cut scene transitions for a split second... If you want a perfect screen then there are more expensive options that may or may not also exhibit the same issue.
All screens have been great right out of the box. I have also have a really nice LG curved high refresh rate IPS that has obviously better colors and perfect back-lighting, but keep in mind this is a VA panel and it's a third of the price.
I also like the VESA mounting better on this screen. There are some even cheaper (that have less features) VA panels out there and I've tried quite a few and they have some annoying design decisions. Like having the display port connection be on the same plane as your viewing angle - meaning it juts directly out the back of your screen making it impossible to do any kind of flush mounting. Or with a couple LG screens I tried out they had these inch+ long non-removable nubs used for mounting the stand that also interfered with mounting.
Also - this screen has the power supply built in, which is great because I can run a standard extra long power cord and hide the cables and I don't have yet another giant power brick with a 3 foot power cord on it that I have to awkwardly place somewhere visible. Report
No issues with dead/stuck pixels on any of the 5. None have had to be returned.
A couple of the panels had some uneven back lighting when the screen is black. I used to think this was a big deal (because people loudly make it a big deal) reading reviews for other screens but honestly it's not. You basically see it during loading screen transitions and then you don't think twice about it after that. I didn't knock it a star because I had to think about what we are talking about here, the screen is priced in the bottom tier for the features it has and you might get a screen that has uneven back lighting during loading/cut scene transitions for a split second... If you want a perfect screen then there are more expensive options that may or may not also exhibit the same issue.
All screens have been great right out of the box. I have also have a really nice LG curved high refresh rate IPS that has obviously better colors and perfect back-lighting, but keep in mind this is a VA panel and it's a third of the price.
I also like the VESA mounting better on this screen. There are some even cheaper (that have less features) VA panels out there and I've tried quite a few and they have some annoying design decisions. Like having the display port connection be on the same plane as your viewing angle - meaning it juts directly out the back of your screen making it impossible to do any kind of flush mounting. Or with a couple LG screens I tried out they had these inch+ long non-removable nubs used for mounting the stand that also interfered with mounting.
Also - this screen has the power supply built in, which is great because I can run a standard extra long power cord and hide the cables and I don't have yet another giant power brick with a 3 foot power cord on it that I have to awkwardly place somewhere visible. Report
5.0 out of 5 stars
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It was awesome, but it just broke moving it on our desk?!
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2020
Size: 32" 2K QHD Curved
Style: 144Hz 1ms | G1 series
Pattern: Monitor
UPDATE 2 - I'm really pleased. It took me about a week to send this back because I didn't have a box and I needed to take it in and pay to get it boxed up, but when I sent it out it got back to me in a few days. I believe they shipped the replacement the day of receipt...
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UPDATE 2 - I'm really pleased. It took me about a week to send this back because I didn't have a box and I needed to take it in and pay to get it boxed up, but when I sent it out it got back to me in a few days. I believe they shipped the replacement the day of receipt and it arrived next day from here in SoCal. I'm updating the review to 5 stars in spite of the failure because these things happen and at least for now I am optimisitic this will be the only hiccup. As I said before, when it works it is a great monitor.
UPDATE - They promptly issued me an RMA. Adding 1 star for now and hopefully if they can replace or repair the monitor I'll be able to give this a 5 star rating. Until then, still just hoping I didn't make a bad call with these monitors.
So at least for now I'll keep the raving about how good this monitor is short and sweet - it worked great. We actually got a second one for my son because we liked it so much. Here's the problem, it just broke and all I did was move it a few feet down my desk, gently laid it on its frame while I unplugged the DP cable, and then moved it back over after making a few other adjustments to accessories placement on my desk. I was able to use it for about 4 more hours after this, and then I powered off for dinner. I came back a couple of hours later and upon power on it looks liked it's cracked and the panel is damaged. It looks like the screen was impacted, but it wasn't. Oddly, there is almost like a long set of air fissures under the screen as if though the panel started separating, but there's absolutely no reason for that to have happened.
I'm contacting AOC and Amazon and I'm hoping someone can help me get this fixed, and I'll update if it gets resolved but in the interim beware, because this is not where you'd want to find yourself, either.
The display itself is decent, not great but for the price is acceptable especially for gaming. In my experience the colours aren't the most accurate, and one of the biggest drawbacks of this particular display is how dim it is. However since it's a VA panel, the contrast is excellent (very deep blacks), the response time is good, and of course for gaming the 144Hz refresh rate provides a very smooth experience. Considering it's a VA the smearing isn't too bad either.
The monitor itself is decent, pretty well built but I would recommend you get a VESA mount as the included stand occupies a lot of desk space. The I/O isn't great but it has all the ports you could need, just be aware that there aren't any speakers. One remark, while the physical bezels are very slim, there is an additional few centimeters beside the bezels that aren't functioning screen, so the bezels are thicker than you may expect. Not an issue for me however.
Overall this is a solid value display for gaming, I think for the money it is one of the best all-around gaming panels balancing price, refresh rate, and resolution very well. I will update this review if any issues arise. Report
UPDATE - They promptly issued me an RMA. Adding 1 star for now and hopefully if they can replace or repair the monitor I'll be able to give this a 5 star rating. Until then, still just hoping I didn't make a bad call with these monitors.
So at least for now I'll keep the raving about how good this monitor is short and sweet - it worked great. We actually got a second one for my son because we liked it so much. Here's the problem, it just broke and all I did was move it a few feet down my desk, gently laid it on its frame while I unplugged the DP cable, and then moved it back over after making a few other adjustments to accessories placement on my desk. I was able to use it for about 4 more hours after this, and then I powered off for dinner. I came back a couple of hours later and upon power on it looks liked it's cracked and the panel is damaged. It looks like the screen was impacted, but it wasn't. Oddly, there is almost like a long set of air fissures under the screen as if though the panel started separating, but there's absolutely no reason for that to have happened.
I'm contacting AOC and Amazon and I'm hoping someone can help me get this fixed, and I'll update if it gets resolved but in the interim beware, because this is not where you'd want to find yourself, either.
4.0 out of 5 stars
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A Decent Gaming Monitor for the Price
Reviewed in Canada on March 28, 2021
I've had this monitor for around half a year and it's been surprisingly good. I think 1440p >60fps gaming is an excellent for most modern PC hardware and the 32" display size with the 1800R curve provides a very immersive experience. The display itself is decent, not great...
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I've had this monitor for around half a year and it's been surprisingly good. I think 1440p >60fps gaming is an excellent for most modern PC hardware and the 32" display size with the 1800R curve provides a very immersive experience. The display itself is decent, not great but for the price is acceptable especially for gaming. In my experience the colours aren't the most accurate, and one of the biggest drawbacks of this particular display is how dim it is. However since it's a VA panel, the contrast is excellent (very deep blacks), the response time is good, and of course for gaming the 144Hz refresh rate provides a very smooth experience. Considering it's a VA the smearing isn't too bad either. The monitor itself is decent, pretty well built but I would recommend you get a VESA mount as the included stand occupies a lot of desk space. The I/O isn't great but it has all the ports you could need, just be aware that there aren't any speakers. One remark, while the physical bezels are very slim, there is an additional few centimeters beside the bezels that aren't functioning screen, so the bezels are thicker than you may expect. Not an issue for me however. Overall this is a solid value display for gaming, I think for the money it is one of the best all-around gaming panels balancing price, refresh rate, and resolution very well. I will update this review if any issues arise.
I've had this monitor for around half a year and it's been surprisingly good. I think 1440p >60fps gaming is an excellent for most modern PC hardware and the 32" display size with the 1800R curve provides a very immersive experience.
The display itself is decent, not great but for the price is acceptable especially for gaming. In my experience the colours aren't the most accurate, and one of the biggest drawbacks of this particular display is how dim it is. However since it's a VA panel, the contrast is excellent (very deep blacks), the response time is good, and of course for gaming the 144Hz refresh rate provides a very smooth experience. Considering it's a VA the smearing isn't too bad either.
The monitor itself is decent, pretty well built but I would recommend you get a VESA mount as the included stand occupies a lot of desk space. The I/O isn't great but it has all the ports you could need, just be aware that there aren't any speakers. One remark, while the physical bezels are very slim, there is an additional few centimeters beside the bezels that aren't functioning screen, so the bezels are thicker than you may expect. Not an issue for me however.
Overall this is a solid value display for gaming, I think for the money it is one of the best all-around gaming panels balancing price, refresh rate, and resolution very well. I will update this review if any issues arise. Report
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4.0 out of 5 stars
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Je suis très heureux d'avoir fait ce choix
Reviewed in Canada on November 8, 2020
J'avais besoin d'un écran pour le télétravail. J'ai fait beaucoup de recherches à propos des écrans, j'ai pris le temps de lire beaucoup les évaluations des acheteurs, pour finir par choisir cette marque qui est nouvelle pour moi. Alors, j'ai décidé d'essayer ce modèle!...
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J'avais besoin d'un écran pour le télétravail. J'ai fait beaucoup de recherches à propos des écrans, j'ai pris le temps de lire beaucoup les évaluations des acheteurs, pour finir par choisir cette marque qui est nouvelle pour moi. Alors, j'ai décidé d'essayer ce modèle! Résultat, je suis très heureux d'avoir fait ce choix. Elle est parfaite pour un programmeur TI (Tech Informatique). AOC CQ32G1 31.5 Monitor Bon coups : -Bon rapport qualité prix. -Affichage/résolution très bien pour les TI. -Affichage/résolution très bien aussi pour les YouTuber ou écouter NetFlix ou autre. -J'aime vraiment beaucoup avoir la chance de sélectionner mon ordinateur de la maison et en pressant seulement trois fois sur deux boutons et hop! Je suis sur mon ordinateur que mon employeur m'a fourni. Vraiment utile. -Garantie supérieur à la concurrence. (je n'ai pas eu à utiliser encore) Moins bon : -Quelques fois, il m'arrive un mauvais fonctionnement quand mes deux ordinateurs tombent en veille, l'écran ne veut plus afficher l'image. Je dois quelques fois redémarrer l'ordinateur principal. -Si vous êtes un gamer! Assurez-vous de prendre le mode supérieur et d'avoir une carte graphique compatible FreeSync. Suggession : Une petite manette qui permet de faire une sélection plus rapide entre entrées d'ordinateur différentes. Martin
J'avais besoin d'un écran pour le télétravail. J'ai fait beaucoup de recherches à propos des écrans, j'ai pris le temps de lire beaucoup les évaluations des acheteurs, pour finir par choisir cette marque qui est nouvelle pour moi. Alors, j'ai décidé d'essayer ce modèle! Résultat, je suis très heureux d'avoir fait ce choix. Elle est parfaite pour un programmeur TI (Tech Informatique). AOC CQ32G1 31.5 Monitor
Bon coups :
-Bon rapport qualité prix.
-Affichage/résolution très bien pour les TI.
-Affichage/résolution très bien aussi pour les YouTuber ou écouter NetFlix ou autre.
-J'aime vraiment beaucoup avoir la chance de sélectionner mon ordinateur de la maison et en pressant seulement trois fois sur deux boutons et hop! Je suis sur mon ordinateur que mon employeur m'a fourni. Vraiment utile.
-Garantie supérieur à la concurrence. (je n'ai pas eu à utiliser encore)
Moins bon :
-Quelques fois, il m'arrive un mauvais fonctionnement quand mes deux ordinateurs tombent en veille, l'écran ne veut plus afficher l'image. Je dois quelques fois redémarrer l'ordinateur principal.
-Si vous êtes un gamer! Assurez-vous de prendre le mode supérieur et d'avoir une carte graphique compatible FreeSync.
Suggession :
Une petite manette qui permet de faire une sélection plus rapide entre entrées d'ordinateur différentes.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
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for the price this monitor will hit all the check boxes for gamers
Reviewed in Canada on August 25, 2019
Amazing monitor for the price, i came from using an IPS display though, and when you compare side by side the IPS is definatly more "accurate" for a lack of words, I've played with every OSD setting on this monitor but can't get it to replicate the accuracy of my old IPS...
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Amazing monitor for the price, i came from using an IPS display though, and when you compare side by side the IPS is definatly more "accurate" for a lack of words, I've played with every OSD setting on this monitor but can't get it to replicate the accuracy of my old IPS display (which again is to be expected, its a VA panel) i.e. facebook is a darker navy blue colo, on this monitor it shows up as more of a baby blue colour. There is a slightly noticable amount of blacklight bleed in some corners of this mornitor, not enough for me to go through the trouble of replacing it (as it could get worse in the replacement, who knows?) but in games like Tomb Raider where a majority of the game is in dark caves it takes a littlebit away from the immerson/clairity experience when parts off the monitor are brighter than others, where it should be pitc back, its more of a dark grey the 1440p 144hz experience coupled with 32" is absolutley amazing. I paid $488 at the time, the monitor semed to creep into the low $500's right now (aug 2019)
Amazing monitor for the price, i came from using an IPS display though, and when you compare side by side the IPS is definatly more "accurate" for a lack of words, I've played with every OSD setting on this monitor but can't get it to replicate the accuracy of my old IPS display (which again is to be expected, its a VA panel) i.e. facebook is a darker navy blue colo, on this monitor it shows up as more of a baby blue colour.
There is a slightly noticable amount of blacklight bleed in some corners of this mornitor, not enough for me to go through the trouble of replacing it (as it could get worse in the replacement, who knows?) but in games like Tomb Raider where a majority of the game is in dark caves it takes a littlebit away from the immerson/clairity experience when parts off the monitor are brighter than others, where it should be pitc back, its more of a dark grey
the 1440p 144hz experience coupled with 32" is absolutley amazing. I paid $488 at the time, the monitor semed to creep into the low $500's right now (aug 2019)
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Great value.
Reviewed in Canada on May 8, 2020
The only complaint I have about this monitor is that it is not very bright. That being said, it's hard to fault it for one deficit, when it is a freesync, 1440p, 144hz monitor for this price. Some people have complained that it dosen't have built-in speakers; which is...
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The only complaint I have about this monitor is that it is not very bright. That being said, it's hard to fault it for one deficit, when it is a freesync, 1440p, 144hz monitor for this price. Some people have complained that it dosen't have built-in speakers; which is absurd, because who buys a gaming monitor and dosen't already own a set of speakers-- what? Do you want terrible little speakers that your system will inevitably reset as your default constantly switch back to? Also, there's a stereo headphone jack on the bottom of it so she just using a simple stereo speaker set up the you can enable sound out through HDMI or DisplayPort and use the monitor as a passthrough.
The only complaint I have about this monitor is that it is not very bright. That being said, it's hard to fault it for one deficit, when it is a freesync, 1440p, 144hz monitor for this price. Some people have complained that it dosen't have built-in speakers; which is absurd, because who buys a gaming monitor and dosen't already own a set of speakers-- what? Do you want terrible little speakers that your system will inevitably reset as your default constantly switch back to? Also, there's a stereo headphone jack on the bottom of it so she just using a simple stereo speaker set up the you can enable sound out through HDMI or DisplayPort and use the monitor as a passthrough.
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