AOC G2460PF 1920x1080 Adjustable DisplayPort 144Hz Monitor with Tilt Adjustment, Flicker-Free Technology, Wall Mountable, USB Hub, G Series LED Review

Seems great at first but faulty and bad colors are the reason I'm returning it for the ViewSonic XG2401 instead. This AOC is a true example that you get what you pay for. Poor colors, contrast and gamma and some V-sync glitches were the reasons why this monitor just wasn't for me: - Very good build quality. Swivel stand + metal construction. - The OSD was very responsive and not too difficult to use - No dead or stuck pixels or noticeable glare from the backlight. - Full frequency 144Hz with…

I bought this monitor because of the FreeSync capability. I've heard that properly synced monitors are the next big step in game graphics. Personally, I don't think the extra cost is worth it, at least with today's technology. Owning this monitor was a confusing affair. The first problem I was told is that the firmware is probably out of date. Trying to fix this has been frustrating and to be honest I'm still not 100% sure it fixed anything. I still see screen tearing when panning left and…

First things first, before setting up anything on this monitor, make sure you have a DisplayPort cable and are running it at the recommended 144Hz. This is NOT something you get right out of the box. *** If you choose not to, your experience may not be optimal. You are NOT using the monitor properly. ***Please also note that image quality will vary based on refresh rate for both PS4 users and PC players. Your HDMI cable may not necessarily support 120+Hz. THIS MONITOR IS DESIGNED FOR 144Hz USE.

build quality. The build quality is surprisingly good for the price. I see a lot of cheaper end monitors that have great displays but sacrifice build quality to keep the price reasonable. Fortunately, that's not the case here. The stand is nice and solid, and the height/angle adjustment is solid and feels comfortable. The frames are not the smallest, but definitely small enough for me. I like the design too, the matte plastic looks great and the little pop of red color makes it look like a…

I just received this monitor today and going from a 60Hz monitor to a 144Hz monitor was a great decision. You can immediately notice that it looks much smoother just by moving your mouse pointer. However, I would like to point out one thing about this monitor that needs to be pointed out in case anyone else runs into this issue. I set up the monitor and the display port was connected to both my monitor and the GTX 1070 graphics card and the monitor would not output a signal. To get the signal I

TDLR: Being one of the cheapest 144Hz monitors means it won't be great in most situations, but it's fine for fast-paced gaming. I have owned this unit for over a year so below are typical issues. Before the color and contrast adjustments, the color reproduction on my monitor was so poor that it was noticeable and distracting even when gaming. After color and contrast adjustments (2 hours effort), this monitor can be described as color reproduction between good and decent. This is one of the…

UPDATE: Now that Nvidia supports using G-Sync with FreeSync monitors, it's an additional consideration when looking at this monitor. Using Display Port 1.2, I just enabled (enabled G-Sync on this monitor for full screen and windowed display) and clicked apply. The people work without complaint. This is an absolute win for this monitor. My eye could not detect any flickering. Considering this new feature for my Nvidia card as well as the price of this monitor, I'm updating my rating to 5 stars…

On the left, I have my new AOC G2460VQ6 ($130 at the time of purchase) connected via DisplayPort to my NVIDIA GTX 1050 at 70% brightness. On the right, I have a Samsung S24B300 ($100 at the time of purchase) that I've had set to 100% brightness for a number of years, connected via HDMI. 1 ms response time and 75 Hz refresh rate with the display port, the price really can't be beat. When playing video games (yes I can play video games with this graphics card) I noticed a big difference in fps…

HAS: + 144Hz refresh rate + Very low input lag and pixel response time + AMD Freesync + Excellent stand and VESA mount NO: - 1920 x 1080 resolution only - 24 inch diagonal only - No IPS - No ultra thin bezels I bought 2 of these monitors after reading this of this review: [.] I recommend reading the excellent details contained in this review. This is the perfect 24" / 1080p monitor for me. I've been looking for gaming monitors for 4 months and this one fits my criteria perfectly. Options I…

Having reviewed Freesync monitors when they were first released, I was quite surprised to see that it was possible to get a 144Hz Freesync display for less than $200 (at the time of writing). Having owned this monitor for a few months, I will list the pros and cons below along with my system specs. Pros: + Inexpensive for what you get. Again, getting these specs at this price point is impressive. + Good freesync frame rate. This monitor allows Freesync to stay at 35 fps, which is better than…

I spent a small tax refund on a couple of them because I needed something to do my graphics card justice. My little-used 900p monitor is a trooper, but it was limited to 75Hz. And I didn't waste $350 on the R9 290x for nothing. The picture is fantastic, although even two monitors of the same model have different color temperatures etc, it took a while for both to match. The Windows color calibration does an excellent job here. I opened Counter-Strike: Source to see how smooth it was, and it's…

This monitor was a slow opening. It started out horribly for me. Colors were washed out, black and gray mixed. Tried some ICC profiles and even with fine tuning it didn't seem acceptable. The only redeeming quality seemed to be Freesync, which worked fine for me since I'm using an AMD card. Although judging by some other reviews it seems that some people are having problems with certain games. In the last few days of using it, it turned out that the panel "broke" a little. Colors appear less…

The quality for the dollar is amazing, but if you're looking for the best, keep looking. PROS: - Robust build quality - Rich features - Available 144Hz frequency - Comes with Displayport cables CONS: - Preset configurations are terrible - USB hub limited to 2.0 - Cumbersome settings menu (but honestly, what monitors aren't? ) - Speakers are a special kind of bad. Most monitor issues come from setting it up the way you want and noticing that the USB-B connector is 2.0 but finding it to open…

Perfect for my gaming needs. Good colors and viewing angles. I switched to this bad boy from a 19 inch monitor with no free sync and it works great. The Freesync monitor was found to be compatible with the display cable (which was included) and had no issues powering it on or switching the monitor to 144Hz. You don't even need to install drivers. Windows updates did that for me and I was able to switch to 144Hz immediately. I only have two complaints about this monitor. First, it's crazy…