Which Aoc monitor to buy for less than 1000 dollars? If you are looking for Aoc monitors for less than 1000 dollars, we compare the best monitors that you will find in the market that suit your needs and budget.
Displayed at € 250, the AOC 27G2U at first glance seems to be the perfect screen for players with its Full HD 144 Hz IPS panel, FreeSync compatibility, ergonomics and comprehensive connectivity. What about in practice?
Price
~249€
On paper, the AOC Agon AG271QG monitor is the G-Sync version of the Agon AG271QX (FreeSync) model that we have already tested. In practice, the two screens are very different. The G-Sync model has a more versatile IPS panel, but a little less reactive than the TN panel of the FreeSync model.
Price
~684€
The new Agon range from AOC currently consists of two references: the AG271QG, IPS and G-Sync, and the AG271QX, TN and FreeSync. It is the latter that we tested in detail.
Price
~465€
The AOC Agon AG352QCX is a very large monitor "limited" to a definition of 2,560 x 1,080 px ideal for players, who can thus push the details to the maximum, as long as they have a good graphics card.
Price
~679€
The AOC C27G1 monitor is not part of the manufacturer's Agon range and is therefore placed at a slightly more affordable price. It is nonetheless attractive for players, especially with its FreeSync compatibility, its speed of 144 Hz and its Full HD definition ideal for "small" graphics cards.
Price
~219€
The AOC U2790PQU is a 27 inch monitor that stands out from the competition by its IPS Ultra HD panel and its flawless ergonomics. If it does not satisfy the players, it may well be that it finds its place among those who love the photo.
Price
~349€
For its Q3279VWF, AOC relied on its excellent Q3277PQU monitor. It thus takes up its 32 inch Quad HD VA panel, but does without its ergonomic foot and part of its connectors to reduce the cost as much as possible. We end up with a 32 inch VA Quad HD monitor sold for less than 250 €.
Price
~212€
With the Agon AG251FZ, AOC wants to please players by offering them a monitor capable - on paper - of displaying 240 images per second.
Price
~372€
With a refresh rate of 144 Hz, good afterglow and FreeSync compatibility, this 35 inch AOC monitor is particularly aimed at players. Unfortunately, some points tarnish the picture.
Price
~780€
