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

The performance leaves little to be desired. First one I purchased was damaged in shipping I presume so I ama little concerned as to how well it will hold up over time. So far, this one has been everything I hoped it would be.

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.

When the monitor isnt getting a signal, it makes a slight buzzing sound, which is super annoying. This happens when it is turned off, or when in sleep mode. Does anyone else have this problem? Other than that, the picture quality is great. I had the prior generation also, and it didnt make any such buzzing sound I decided to return the item since the clicking/buzzing annoyed me. others dont seem to have this issue, so perhaps its unique to my unit. wont be trying with another of the same model

When I first got the monitor hooked up, I did run into some issues. Not the monitors fault, but Id like to share my experience in case anybody else is having the same issues. I have a GTX 1080ti, and when I rebooted my computer for the first time, I got a VGA error QLED light on my motherboard. After about 2 days of on and off tinkering, I learned i needed to update my GPU Firmware. Not the driver, but the firmware. So just a heads up if youre having that issue. Again, not the fault of the monitor whatsoever but just an incompatibility somebody else might experience. If youre using a newer card though you shouldnt have any problems. This is my first 1440p or Ultrawide, so my enamor at this monitor could definitely be that I didnt know what I was missing, but after tinkering with some picture settings (there is software to access the menu from windows if you hook up to USB) I found the picture and color to be good enough. I do mild amounts of video and photo editing, and color accuracy didnt seem like it was off in any noticable-to-me way.The slim bezel is good enough for my standards as well, and I like that it uses both a standard power cord straight to the monitor, and plain old HDMI and DisplayPort. Ive also been working from home, and the extra screen width is so nice to have. Im able to have 2 email accounts up and a text based web page, up on the left side of the screen, and on the right, a youtube video playing using a popout player extension, and a word or excel document. I highly recommend installing PowerToys from microsoft and setting up the fancy snap sections. If youre a gamer who is considering getting an ultrawide, this monitor is well worth it, at the $450 price point IF you can find it for that price. Plus a USB hub built in is always nice.

Great monitor. However, it clearly shows a 3 year warranty in both the title and description. Even mentions that the warranty is in place for Respawned versions. I ordered one from one of the vendors, knowing that it was a refurb. Again, item quality was superb. However, when I opened the box there was not a paper inside. No manual, no warranty card, no setup instructions, nothing. When I called about it, the vendor said that there was no warranty card because there was no warranty, except a 30 (or 90?) day in case it arrived doa. NOT what was clearly advertised. For the companys part, they sent me a Fedex label and refunded my money quickly. Easy to work with.

The monitor arrived with a very noticeable black line on the left side of display. No damage to the amazon box or the aoc box inside. Made sure to set the resolution, and aspect ratio right. It seems like this is a very common issue unfortunately and I hope AOC figures this out, as Im sure this impacts their business. I will be returning in hope to replace the defective monitor with a functioning one. Other than that the color on this monitor was quite inpressive. Lots of ghosting and not the best shades but this is expected of a budget monitor. For the color, design, and price of the monitor I figure it might be worth the slight headache. Will be sure to update when replacement arrives

El monitor cumple su funcion de cierta manera, extrañamente el monitor que usaba antes un asus tuf de 165hz se veia mas nitida la imagen cuando movia la camara rapidamente en videojuegos, es como si hubiera un desenfoque de movimiento como un blur al mover rapido la camara en los juegos en este monitor, algo que con mi antiguo monitor no pasaba, pero en si cuando todo esta estatico o no estoy haciendo movimientos muy bruscos si se aprecia la fluidez de los 240hz, aunque el salto de 165 a 240 no es mucha la diferencia, si se ve mas fluido pero tampoco una diferencia brutal como cuando pase de los 60 a los 165, para lo que cuesta el monitor... la calidad de imagen y el monitor en si pueden mejorar.

Just received this today so I can only relay the first impressions. And those are, it looks great with the curved screen, frameless design (3 sides), great refresh rate, good resolution (QHD), a good set of accessories - i.e. HDMI cable, DP cable, good stand that will allow adjustment of the monitor up and down, left to right, rotate to portrait, etc. Hooked up to a PS5 currently and I confirmed 120 Hz in certain games. I have owned AOC monitors since the CRT age and they were always really good and reliable. I hope this will stay true for this one also...

This monitor literally has everything you could possibly want, to compete on consoles competitively and not have to switch to pc which is expensive. It’s got everything. 4k @ 120hz is awesome. Plenty to be more than competitive on COD etc. the sRGB is awesome at almost 120% which provides great colors. The colors are definitely not like your 60 inch Samsung or Sony but they’re really really good for a 400 monitor. Considering you’re getting up to 160hz 1ms response time 34inch screen and the best curve rate they sell, the colors are really good. It’s not even a “ ehh they’re alright” no they’re really good, like I said, for a $400 monitor. This is THE best monitor for 400 or less and it’s not even close. Every spec needed. And the fact you get the best curve rate possible, AND 34 inches is just a game changer.

I really like how large the screen is and only one monitor on my desktop is enough.