Review on AOC C27G2Z Frameless Ultra Fast Adjustable 1920X1080P 🎮 Gaming Monitor Curved - Enhanced Features for Optimal Gaming Experience by Ari Sahadewo

I took a risk It was made by a company I had never heard of, it was the cheapest monitor in its class, and I received it in an "open box" condition. But I have to say I'm glad I did! When you're getting something that costs a lot less than the competition, there's usually a reason for it. It can still be a good product, but compromises have to be made somewhere. But in this case I can't find it. It's very well built, works flawlessly, and doesn't have any of the weird compatibility issues that my old Acer monitor had. Looking at other reviews of this monitor, everyone agrees that the only downsides are slight color inaccuracies and that it's not very bright. Well, I can't comment on the color inaccuracy because I didn't care, but this thing was almost painfully bright when I first turned it on. Maybe it's just because I'm using a monitor, which was reasonable, to be polite, but I really can't imagine anyone needing anything brighter than this. The only complaint I have is that the buttons should be labeled more clearly at the bottom. These are just slightly raised icons, a bit darker than the rest of the panel; not visible without additional light. But that's fine when it comes to monitors. I've seen monitors that cost three times as much but have the same problem. All in all a fantastic monitor, even without considering the price. But when can you snag him for $200? That would be nice even for a 1080p monitor in the 144Hz class, let alone 1440p.