AOC 27B2H Monitor: Frameless, 75Hz, Wide Viewing 🖥️ Angle, Ultra Slim, Lowblue Mode - Ultimate Basic Display Review

I've had this monitor for a few weeks now and I'm very satisfied. No problems with shipping, packaging, damage or dead pixels. Everything works perfectly! I am not an avid gamer and use the monitor mainly for business in the home office and it works very, very well for that. I love the added real estate. A 4k monitor with a native resolution of 3840 x 2160, but I've set Windows to display 2560 x 1440 so the pixel pitch matches the two old 24" 1200 x 1920 monitors on my desk. I'm using an HDMI…

Full Disclosure: I bought this for about $10 because I had Amazon credit and cashback on my credit card. It's pretty decent. The monitor is labeled 60Hz but actually works up to 75Hz. I've changed this to G-Menu, which lets you bypass the painful button navigation. The colors are pretty much identical to my AOC 24G2, but I think my 24G2 came out a little warmer. I matched the colors exactly to my 24G2's settings and the picture looked fine. Nothing to write home about. Viewing angles are…

I bought this because of the higher resolution. Don't be fooled by large screens, but with the same resolution as smaller screens! I originally bought a lower resolution 30 inch monitor and thought "bigger is better" was VERY wrong! The previous screen was 30 inches but the same resolution as the 22 inch it replaced. Yes, things were bigger, but at a normal distance they were blurry. Basically the 22 inches have been stretched to be taller. Imagine walking near a large TV. From a distance it…

Bought for WFH and casual Xbox Series S. I was surprised to get the IPS version. I actually prefer IPS, but some people don't. I split the test between WFH and casual gaming: OFFICE USE Pros: - Wide viewing angles - Stable, accurate colors - HDMI allows easy connection to laptops - VESA - High resolution allows you to display "more" on the screen at the same time - Adjustable screen with flyers etc. Cons: - not sure which panel you can get (<-large) - no speakers - thick dummy frame…

I bought this monitor for my new Xbox Series X. Since the console had all this power, I figured I needed a monitor to enjoy it. Don't repeat my mistake. Buy something else. While this monitor works great on my Xbox with 4K resolution, it doesn't support any other features that I would like. HDR. 120Hz at 1440p. I'll tell you a secret. I can't tell this 4K monitor from my 1080P monitor. Both are 32 inches tall. I use a smaller monitor to play so I can see more of the screen at the same time. The

While not a top-of-the-line monitor, it certainly works well for my use. I actually have two of these side by side with a dual monitor card in "extended display mode" so I can see email, news feeds etc all the time while still having a full monitor for work. The displays fit pretty well out of the box without any tweaking. As you would expect at this price point, there are no "extras". It comes with a fixed base mount that moves the bottom edge of the screen 4 3/8 inches away from the desktop…

I just needed an inexpensive display to view RDP sessions for work. I have 2 of these. They won't compete well for gaming, but they will compete for work displays when you need a lot of space. You're doing a good trick. Vesa installed. Almost didn't buy based on another reviewer who mentioned that the coasters don't come off. But they either got a completely different monitor. Or they need technical guidance. They are easy to remove. Guides are as good as expensive gaming/professional editing…

I bought an AOC 27" B2H as a second monitor for my setup. First I find it funny that someone sawed off the leg of the stand for not reading the quick start guide. I removed the stand (and leg) and I installed it on my Vivo VESA monitor stand in about 10 minutes. I'm glad that was my intention from the start as the stand is not very strong. This monitor is LIGHT. Very easy to burn hands and my computer room got unbearably hot It weighed 17 lbs. I had to drastically change the tension on the…

For those who can't take the table's arm off the monitor, I think you might have technical problems. Use a small flathead screwdriver and gently pry off the plastic bezel. Unscrew the 4 mounting screws under the lever. It is now ready for the Vesa mount. (100x100) is what it seems to me. 360 degree rotation. Win 11 picked it up with no problems and let me rotate and install with no problems. It reads at 2k resolution as it should. Good choice of IPS for this price. I can get another one!

I bought 2 of these monitors in May 2021. I didn't use them intensively for about a year and then suddenly bought a second one which I bought broken. I'm not sure if it was a manufacturing defect or something, but unfortunately the warranty monitor no longer works for me. While not overly expensive, I just don't have the money to easily and definitely replace it without the risk of another doing the same thing. It sucks because my other one (I ordered both at the same time in the same order)…

I use this as the third monitor in my work environment. I say that because the graphics are very good for text, web browsing and the like. Brightness for videos is decent, and for the price I don't think it's a bad deal. I can't say how it will look in games as I don't use it as such. Very basic input, there is only power, two HDMI ports and a display port. The setup is pretty simple and I use it with a swing arm. The curvature is just enough to provide benefits, but not so much that it's too…

When the screen is in black mode with no input I see an uneven backlight effect, but these are working monitors so they always show large white windows (and when I invert colors and get large white windows I *don't* see that uneven backlight effect any reason). The second monitor box that arrived had a few cuts but the inner packaging has at least 2 inches of molded styrofoam so the monitors were in good condition. I don't see any dead pixels, but at this density I might not notice. I said it's

This is my third 27 inch monitor from AOC and it is fantastic for the price, colour, brightness and black levels are perfect straight out of the box. Had to buy a third one because my cat damaged my second one by jumping on it.

The monitor is excellent value for money, but be aware you're getting a bad deal. Mine sits slightly to the left as the spirit level shows. Nothing I do seems to help so I just ignore it. Apart from the stand, I really like the price. I mainly use it for video editing on my Mac and it gives me the screen real estate I need.

I bought 2 of these and one of them broke while cleaning the back, it fell over and broke. Need a stronger stand for such a heavy monitor

I just needed an extra display to connect to my laptop. I will use it for business. For the price it's perfect. Sometimes it can be used for online games, but that's not what I bought it for. This is a 75Hz monitor with an 8ms response time. This is not a "gaming" monitor. It works exactly as I expected.

Great for what all (3) are designed for productivity. Would buy again. Not the sharpest or best out there, but by the time you look at these monitors you've already decided you don't want to spend $500 or more. Positive feedback 👍

Super affordable, a bit heavy so make sure you have a hand mount, it can handle it! I'll buy another one when I get a chance. Two are better than one! The only downside is that unless you've used single-button menu controls, the menu controls are a bit difficult to manage. And another minus, why can't I give 6 stars here?!

Main HDMI ports and Main video ports. No USB. There is no way to pin. It fell on my face. Didn't break the monitor or my nose.

I bought this 24" monitor to upgrade from LG's 21" 1080P VGA connection and the AOC resolution is much sharper when using my graphics card's HDMI connection. AOC was even cheaper than the price I paid for LG 8 years ago. Amazing value for money.