AOC Q27G4ZD 27" QD OLED Gaming Monitor, QHD 2560 x 1440, 240Hz 0.03ms, HDMI 2.0 x2, Display Port x2, G-Sync Compatible, Console Gaming Ready, 3-Year Zero-Bright-Dot

This is a truly beautiful monitor. It's my first OLED monitor, and the difference between this and my old VA monitor is astounding. My phone camera doesn't do the screen justice unfortunately, but the color accuracy difference is fantastic in person. I personally use this in the DCI-P3 color mode as it's much more accurate than the SRGB mode, SRGB is better for web browsing though and easier on your eyes. The HDR mode is honestly not that good, and makes the colors looked washed out, and honestly just way better without it since I prefer color accuracy over HDR contrast. It's my first time using HDR though so possibly I didn't set it up correctly, or Windows is just bad for HDR which I've heard, I also followed tutorials on YouTube so I believe I did everything right. Pros - • Amazing visuals, color accuracy, and text clarity • Great refresh rate at 240hz, I think it's actually 280hz on my end, but it's advertised as 240? Not sure, but not much of a difference either way between the two • Easy to set up, and looks great out of the box • Easy to adjust height and rotate, great feature I wish more monitors had • 3 year warranty including burn-in, hopefully I'll never need to use it but good to have • Glossy screen makes the colors pop, love it, but also reflects light and may be annoying for some • No VRR Flicker, I watched a lot of videos on OLED VRR Flicker before buying and I'm happy to say I haven't noticed any at all since I've bought this. I made sure to change certain settings in the monitor and Nvidia panel to get the frame rate as consistent as possible to avoid this. And I haven't noticed any before or after the changes, so I'm happy • VESA mount compatible Cons - • Terrible V stand, the "Gamer V-Shape" stand is an annoying trend and is rather large / long. This is a personal preference, the stand itself is fine I just don't like these kinds of stands, which I could change it. • QD screen purple reflection hue. Now, this personally doesn't bother me, and I don't really even notice it in game unless I'm in a pitch black area and I have room lights on behind me, other than that I never notice it unless the screen is off. But, this might be annoying to some but really isn't bad. • The "Pixel Refresh" reminder pops up seemingly in random intervals? It's supposed to show up every 4 hours of use, but I play for an hour or two, turn off the screen, come back to it the next day or a few hours later, play another hour or so and it pops up. I thought it was every 4 consecutive hours of one-time it would remind you, but maybe it's just every 4 hours the screen is on all together. • No Speakers. This might be a deal breaker for some, but I have my own desk speakers and headphones I use so it doesn't bother me Overall/ TLDR - This is a fantastic QD-OLED 2k monitor that beats the average market price and doesn't skimp out on many features. If you're on the cusp of switching from IPS / VA panels to OLED and can't make up your mind, like me, this is a fantastic budget option which I highly doubt you'll regret. It's a beautiful monitor with amazing colors and perfect for everything I'd want or need.

Incredible color. Coming from TN panels I've always preferred response time and lackluster colors over color banding and input lag. OLED has both the best picture I've ever seen and the fastest response times. 240hz refresh rate for an OLED this price is about impossible to beat.

Colors are nice and screen is smooth, but text is a bit hard to read. The main problem is I waited over a month for this monitor and it came out of the box broken. Big black dead circle in the corner. The packaging was a bit crushed in that corner so maybe that’s why. Amazon won’t replace, only refund and it’s unavailable now. Extremely disappointed Update: Bought another one, used condition from Amazon warehouse. Received another dud that won't even turn on. The LED indicator flashes orange, which apparently indicates "OLED screen malfunction." It's a good price, but seems like AOC cut too many corners on QC. Won't be buying again

For the cost of 2 of these, you can spend the same amount for 1 from other brands that would offer about the same in quality. Only real setbacks are the limited height adjustment with the provided stand and the very easy to scratch panel itself. Other than that, you're getting a great sweetspot sized 1440p monitor that's great for high FPS demanding games.

Never going back. Great OLED for the price. Haven’t had much of a problem with the purple-ish screen in the sunlight but don’t play in direct sunlight. Colors are rich and can be a bit bright but you can tone down the contrast and brightness on the monitor which fixed the issue. Prefer it to the WOLED and don’t regret it at all.

Pros: QD OLED, image quality is 9/10 (as there are better OLED monitors, but compared to an IPS, its an 15/10), response time is exceptional, 10 times smoother than my previos LG 180 hz IPS. Cons: weird coil whine from the power supply, known issue in some forums. HDR has washed out colors but even without HDR the quality is fantastic. Recomended? Yes, without doubt. Would buy again? Yes. Gaming experience? 11/10

I’ve had this monitor for about a year and bought it mainly for high refresh rate gaming and fast response time. That was the main use case for me, and for that it’s been good. Gameplay feels smooth and responsive, and it was also very easy to set up right out of the box, which I appreciated. The biggest downside for me was the color. Out of the box, it didn’t look that great and definitely needed some tuning before I was happy with it. Once I adjusted it, it looked much better, but I do think that’s worth mentioning for anyone expecting it to look amazing immediately. One other thing I’ve noticed is that when I switch tabs or move between certain windows, the screen sometimes goes black for about half a second and then comes back. There’s a chance that could just be something on my end with my setup, cable, or settings, so I can’t say for sure that it’s the monitor itself, but it has been part of my experience. Overall, I still think it’s a good option for someone who wants to get into gaming monitors and wants high refresh rate performance without spending too much. It feels like a solid entry point if gaming smoothness and response time matter most to you, and you’re okay with doing a little picture adjustment.

Honestly, this monitor is nice and I dont have any beef with it. the problem is, when you buy a $500 monitor, you expect it to be new. Well, this was def used. I first suspected it when there was a sticker on the upper left hand corner directly on the screen. When I pulled it off, it left the residue and NOT easy to clean off. Of course, after the return period was over, I happened to notice an inch and half scratch in the lower right corner that I hadnt noticed before. I am NOT happy about receiving returned junk when I CLEARLY paid NEW price. now I am concerned this monitor is going to have a less than expected life. Examine THOROUGHLY when you open and return immediately if you suspect this same scenario.

Calidad supera el precio, recomendado para los amantes de loa videojuegos.

Be careful mine came with crack and bent on the corner.

Great for the price

Good for the price, Overall happy with the product. But the colors get really washed out when turning on the HDR, comparable to a cheap VN monitor in that terms.

The screen has three problems. The pixel refresh logs screen has a lot of delay and the screen files the report that it has been not working for four hours as well.