AOC has launched a new high-end gaming monitor for the Chinese market, featuring 5K and 2K resolutions. AOC Debuts 5K Mini LED Gaming Monitor, Featuring 5K@180Hz and 2K@360 Hz Modes And DisplayPort 2.1 UHBR20 Interface Popular monitor maker AOC has expanded its monitor lineup by introducing a brand-new high-end IPS monitor called AGON Ultra AGP277KXM. This is specifically for the Chinese market, featuring 5K resolution on a 27-inch display. The monitor boasts a dual-mode configuration, high PPI for sharp visuals, and the latest connectivity for uncompressed visuals. The AGON Ultra AGP277KXM uses Mini LED backlight technology featuring 2,304 dimming zones, […]

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AOC has officially announced the Agon Pro AGP277KXM Ultra, a 27-inch Fast IPS gaming monitor featuring dual-mode resolution switching and a 2304-zone Mini LED backlight. With Dual Mode, users get access to native 5K resolution at 180Hz, or a QHD mode that boosts the refresh rate up to 360Hz. 

The Agon Pro AGP277KXM Ultra (via DisplaySpecifications) carries VESA DisplayHDR 1400 certification, reaching a full-screen HDR brightness of 1200 nits and peaking at 1600 nits. A Quantum-dot layer provides 10-bit color depth, which, alongside the ΔE<1 factory calibration, allows the panel to cover 98% of the Adobe RGB, 98% of the DCI-P3, and 100% of the sRGB color gamuts. AOC rates the Fast IPS panel at a minimum GTG response time of 0.5ms, with Adaptive-Sync support for tear-free gaming.

Aside from options to overclock the refresh rate, the screen's OSD also includes a toggle to shrink the active viewing area from 27-inches down to 24-inches, a feature primarily used by those who play a lot of esports titles.

Display connectivity includes one DisplayPort 2.1 (UHBR20), two HDMI 2.1 ports with FRL6, and a USB‑C port that supports DP Alt Mode and 65W power delivery. You also get a built‑in KVM switch, three USB‑A 3.2 Gen1 ports for peripherals, and a USB‑B upstream connection. Other integrated features include AOC’s Light FX ambient RGB, a retractable headphone hook, and a stand with full ergonomic adjustment for height, tilt, swivel and pivot.

KitGuru says: Are you thinking about a Dual Mode monitor for your next upgrade? 

The company unveiled two of its latest high-end OLED gaming monitors that deliver an immersive gaming experience through large screen sizes. AOC Showcases AGON PRO AGP497UCZD and AGP346UCSD OLED Monitors at Gamescom 2026 Even though AOC mostly caters to the demands of users on a budget, the company has now introduced two of its best high-end OLED gaming monitors at the Gamescom 2026 event. The company showcased its large-sized OLED monitors at the event, including a 34-inch ultrawide and a huge 48.9-inch SuperWide DQHD gaming monitor. Our presence at Gamescom 2026 is a statement of our ongoing leadership in the […]

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Agon by AOC has expanded its G4 gaming monitor lineup with the launch of the AOC Gaming Q27G4ZRAD/01. Priced at £229, this 27‑inch QHD display pairs a Fast IPS panel with a native 240Hz refresh rate that can be overclocked to 260Hz.

The flat 2560×1440 Fast IPS panel offers 178°/178° viewing angles and an anti‑glare coating. Peak brightness reaches 400 nits, earning VESA DisplayHDR 400 certification. Colour coverage is rated at 123.6% sRGB, 95.2% DCI‑P3 and 91.4% Adobe RGB. Response times are listed at 1ms GtG or 0.3ms MPRT, and the monitor supports Adaptive‑Sync with Nvidia G‑Sync compatibility.

Connectivity includes a single DisplayPort 1.4 connection to hit the full 260Hz refresh rate, plus two HDMI 2.0 ports supporting 1440p gameplay at 120Hz for current-gen consoles. Built-in 2x 2W stereo speakers provide basic audio output, while AOC's G-Menu desktop software handles display settings.

The included ergonomic stand allows 130mm of height adjustment, -3° to 21° tilt, -28° to +28° swivel, and a -90° to +90° pivot for portrait use. Eye comfort features include flicker-free technology and low blue mode. AOC backs the monitor with a three-year warranty – all in all, not bad for £229.

KitGuru says: A 260Hz Fast IPS QHD monitor with full ergonomic support for £229 makes the Q27G4ZRAD/01 quite a competitive option on paper.

AOC is back with several new gaming monitors, aimed at the budget segment for the masses. AOC Expands its Gaming Lineup With 24-inch, 27-inch, and 32-inch IPS and VA Gaming Monitors Popular monitor maker AOC has launched four new monitors under its Gaming series, offering competitive specifications in the entry-level market. AOC has been expanding its catalog rapidly with budget monitors, and the three new models cater to the demands of budget-conscious gamers as well. The first one is the AOC Gaming 24G50FAD/01, which is one of the cheapest 24-inch FHD gaming monitors boasting an IPS panel. The monitor brings […]

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Today we are back with another review of a 4th Gen Penta Tandem QD-OLED monitor. This time we are checking out AOC's AG326UZD2, utilising the same 32in 4K/240Hz panel that we saw in our recent coverage of MSI's MPG 322UR X24. That means it's packing in all the same panel improvements – including higher brightness, True Black 500 certification for HDR, and the new QuantumBlack panel coating. It also comes in at a lower price* than the MSI, so is it worth buying?

So yes, to clarify that point around pricing, technically the AOC Agon Pro AG326UZD2 is cheaper than MSI's MPG 322UR X24, given it ships with a £799 MSRP, compared to £849 for the MSI. However, the 322UR X24 is currently on sale for £799, so the two are going head-to-head at the same price-point. Let's find out how they compare…

Timestamps:

00:00 Intro
01:25 Design first impressions
02:14 Connectivity + OSD
03:20 Coating, fringing and burn-in
04:52 Panel analysis
08:48 Response times, motion clarity
10:04 Real-world gaming experience
11:04 HDR testing
12:48 Closing thoughts

Specification:

• Bezel type (front): 3-sided frameless
• Light FX (RGB): Yes
• Removable stand: Yes
• Speakers: Yes
• Speaker power: 8 W x 2
• Kensington lock: Yes
• Quick release function: Yes
• Bezel colour (front): Black
• Bezel finishing (front): Matt
• Cabinet colour (backside): Black
• Cabinet finishing (backside): Matt
• VESA wallmount: 100 x 100
• USB-C connectivity: USB-C (PD 65W) x 1
• USB hub: Yes
• USB fast charge port: Yes
• HDMI: HDMI 2.1 x 2
• DisplayPort: DP 2.1 x 1 (UHBR20)
• USB generation: USB 3.2 Gen 1
• USB type downstream: 2 x USB-A
• Audio output: Headphone out (3.5mm)
• USB type upstream: 1 x USB-B
• Screen size: 31.5″ / 80.0 cm
• Flat / Curved: Flat
• Display hardness: 3H
• Panel treatment: Anti-reflective (glossy finish)
• Pixels per inch: 139.0
• Panel resolution: 3840 x 2160
• Resolution name: UHD
• Aspect ratio: 16:9
• Panel type: QD-OLED
• Max refresh rate: 240 Hz
• Response time (GtG): 0.03 ms
• Static contrast ratio: 1.5M:1
• Viewing angle (CR10): 178 / 178
• Display colours: 1.073B (10-bit)
• Brightness: SDR 300 nits (APL 100%); HDR 515 nits (APL 10%), 1000 nits (APL 3%)
• Tilt: -5° (+3/-0) ~ +23° (-3/+0)
• Height adjust: 150 mm
• Swivel: -16° ±2° ~ 16° ±2°
• Pivot: -91° ±1° ~ 91° ±1°
• EAN: 4038986113465
• Warranty period: 3 years

Firmware tested: V2.00

This is one of the best monitor deals in a while, offering great visuals, high refresh rate, and quick response in a sub-$350 price tag. Amazon Slashes $40 Off AOC QHD QD-OLED Gaming Monitor, Dropping the Price to Just $329 While we witness a steady rise in the prices of PC components, peripherals, on the other hand, are falling like a rock. We keep an eye on amazing deals, and today we found one of the best mid-range monitors dropping to a historic low price. If you have been waiting to replace your current monitor with a better one, here […]

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The days of Nvidia 3D Vision displays might be behind us but nowadays, we do have companies working on glasses-free 3D technology. We've previously seen Acer monitors experimenting with this tech, and now AOC is getting involved with its new U27G4FD monitor, with a 4K/180Hz panel and glasses-free 3D capabilities. 

According to DisplaySpecifications, the U27G4FD enables users to switch between 2D and 3D modes when using supported Windows 3D software without needing external accessories. AOC builds the monitor around a 27-inch 4K Fast IPS panel featuring a 180Hz refresh rate, 0.5ms MPRT, and 1ms GTG response times. Both Nvidia G-Sync Compatible and AMD FreeSync Premium certifications are included, alongside MBR and MBR Sync blur-reduction modes, low input latency, frame counters, dynamic crosshairs, and RTS/FPS presets.

Other specs include 400nits typical brightness, a 1200:1 contrast ratio, 10-bit colour depth, and factory-calibrated ΔE<2 colour accuracy covering 100% of sRGB and 95% of DCI-P3. For connectivity, the monitor provides two HDMI 2.1 ports with FRL6 48Gbps bandwidth and DSC support, a DisplayPort 1.4 input, two USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 ports, a USB-B upstream port, an audio output, and dual 5W speakers.

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KitGuru says: Combining a 4K 180Hz Fast IPS with glasses-free 3D functionality makes the AOC U27G4FD an interesting option for both high-refresh gaming and 3D content. Would you get one of these?

AOC has quietly unveiled the Q25G11SE6, a 24.5inch Fast IPS gaming monitor featuring a QHD resolution, a 360Hz native refresh rate, and a 0.3ms MPRT response time.

The Q25G11SE6 (via DisplaySpecifications) display achieves its maximum 360Hz refresh rate via DisplayPort 1.4 using Display Stream Compression (DSC), while capping at 320Hz over HDMI 2.1 with DSC. Adaptive-Sync technology handles motion smoothness alongside FreeSync support, supported by low input lag and MBR/MBR Sync low-motion-blur features. Built-in gaming options include FPS and RTS modes, dynamic crosshair overlays, sniper scope functions, dark-field control, shadow enhancement, and a frame counter, all configurable through AOC's G-Menu software.

Color coverage spans 100% of sRGB and 95% of DCI-P3 colour gamuts, with factory calibration guaranteeing a deltaE below 2. Users can adjust colour settings themselves using the six-axis colour adjustments. SDR brightness is rated at 350nits and HDR performance at 400nits under the HDR10 standard. Native contrast sits at 1300:1.

Physical connectivity consists of HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4, and an audio output. For multitasking, the unit supports picture-by-picture (PBP) and picture-in-picture (PIP) modes across two signal sources. Eye-care features include a hardware low-blue-light panel and flicker-free operation. The included stand provides tilt adjustments only.

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KitGuru says: AOC's Q25G11SE6 360Hz refresh rate into a compact 24.5inch QHD panel is rather interesting, though users looking for ergonomic stand options will need to look elsewhere.

After MSI, ASUS, and GIGABYTE, AOC has also launched its first triple-mode gaming monitor for the budget segment. AOC Debuts GAMING CQ32G4ZA Triple-Mode Monitor in the Budget Segment, Offering QHD@260Hz, FHD@360Hz, and HD@500Hz Modes At this point, numerous vendors have introduced triple-mode gaming monitors, which break the norm of single- and dual-mode models. Among the first ones were MSI and GIGABYTE triple-mode gaming monitors. ASUS followed a couple of weeks ago, and now it's AOC, which is a popular budget monitor manufacturer. The company has launched its first triple-mode gaming monitor called GAMING CQ32G4ZA. The monitor boasts a 31.5-inch curved […]

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AOC is adding another excellent looking gaming monitor to its line-up, this one with support for frame rates as high as 500Hz, while keeping the price below £250.

The AOC GAMING CQ32G4ZA is a 31.5-inch curved monitor that combines a 1500R Fast VA panel with Triple Refresh Rate technology, response times of 0.3ms MPRT as well as DisplayHDR 400 support and 95 % DCI-P3 colour coverage. It is the first AOC monitor to offer three selectable resolution and refresh rate combinations in a single display, enabling refresh rates as high as 500Hz.

To hit 500Hz, the resolution does need to come down to 720p. At 1080p, the monitor still manages a highly respectable 360Hz, and at native QHD, you still get a 260Hz refresh rate, so even at its slowest, it is still faster than many of the gaming displays currently out there.

The monitor doesn't demand a massive price tag either. According to AOC, the monitor will be available starting in December, priced around £239.99.

KitGuru Says: Would you like one of these for your desk?

AOC has introduced the K27U3FD, a 27-inch Fast IPS monitor featuring a dual-mode design that lets users switch between 5K resolution at 75Hz and QHD mode running up to 300Hz.

When in 5K mode at 5120×2880, the display produces a pixel density of 218ppi. According to DisplaySpecifications, the Fast IPS panel on the K27U3FD supports 10-bit colour with 100% sRGB coverage, 125% sRGB volume, and 96% DCI-P3 gamut, backed by factory calibration rated at ΔE<1. AOC rates HDR brightness at 450nits alongside 350nits SDR brightness and a 1500:1 contrast ratio. Toggling over to QHD mode drops resolution to 2560×1440 while pushing refresh rates up to 300Hz with a 1ms GtG response time and Adaptive-Sync support.

Built around a Red Dot Design-awarded chassis, the monitor sits on a Pi-shaped metal stand offering 150mm of height adjustment, bi-directional pivot, ±30° swivel, and tilt from -6.5° to 23°. Port selection includes an HDMI 2.1 input with FRL6 48Gbps bandwidth, a DisplayPort 1.4 connection with DSC, and a USB-C Gen 2 port featuring DP Alt Mode alongside 96W Power Delivery. An additional USB-C data-only upstream port, one USB-C downstream port, four USB-A Gen 2 ports, and a headphone jack complete the connectivity suite.

KitGuru says: AOC's K27U3FD sounds like a nice solution for those who need a high-res display for editing, but then like to game at ultra-fast refresh rates in their downtime. 

AOC has listed a new 27-inch gaming monitor, the Q27G4SM, on its Chinese website. Built around a Fast IPS panel and an 1152-zone Quantum Dot Mini-LED backlight, the display delivers a 2560×1440 resolution, a 340Hz refresh rate, and VESA DisplayHDR 1000 certification.

According to the official datasheet (via Prad), the monitor achieves a peak brightness of 1200nits with a 10-bit colour depth and a 1 ms G2G response time. Colour coverage reaches 100% sRGB and 99% DCI-P3 with a Delta-E accuracy rating under 2, while typical power consumption is rated at 35W. FreeSync is on board to prevent screen tearing, backed by a selectable motion blur reduction mode.

Display features include picture-in-picture and picture-by-picture viewing, an FPS counter, and a crosshair overlay. Physical connectivity options consist of two HDMI 2.1 inputs, one DisplayPort 1.4 connection, and a headphone output. The included stand supports tilt, swivel, and pivot, along with 130mm height adjustment and 100x100mm VESA mounting support. Release timing and pricing outside of China remain unconfirmed.

KitGuru says: Pairing 1152 Mini-LED dimming zones to a 340Hz 1440p Fast IPS panel makes the Q27G4SM a compelling display option if AOC brings it to Western markets.

Today we're taking a break from high-end OLED and mini LED monitors to focus on something more affordable. But despite retailing for just £179 here in the UK, AOC's Q27G4ZR has an impressive spec sheet, packing in a 27in IPS panel with a 1440p resolution and 260Hz refresh rate, alongside G-Sync Compatible certification and a claimed 1ms response time. Let's find out exactly how good this screen really is…

Timestamps:

00:00 Intro
00:51 Key details
01:24 Design + ergonomics
02:10 Connectivity options (are very budget)
02:51 OSD navigation
03:53 Factory calibration analysis
05:59 sRGB mode + calibration
07:15 Response time testing
09:13 Motion clarity (BlurBusters UFO)
09:53 Real-world gaming experience
11:09 Closing thoughts

If the spec and price of the AOC Q27G4ZR sound familiar, it certainly has a number of similarities when compared to the Philips Evnia 27M2N3501PA that we reviewed at the end of last year, and it's an almost certainty that both screens are using the same panel.

Still, we know from experience that's no guarantee of similar performance, so let's take a closer look and find out if the Q27G4ZR is worth buying.

Specification:

• Screen size: 27.0″ / 68.58 cm
• Flat / Curved: Flat
• Panel treatment: Antiglare (AG)
• Pixel pitch: 0.2331 mm
• Pixels per inch: 108.8
• Panel resolution: 2560 x 1440
• Aspect ratio: 16:9
• Panel type: Fast IPS
• Backlight type: WLED
• Max refresh rate: 260Hz OC / 240Hz native
• Response time (GtG): 1 ms
• Response time (MPRT): 0.3 ms
• Static contrast ratio: 1000:1
• Dynamic contrast ratio: 80M:1
• Viewing angle (CR10): 178 / 178
• Display colours: 16.7 Million
• Brightness: 400 cd/m²
• Sync technology (VRR): Adaptive Sync
• NVIDIA G-SYNC: NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible
• HDMI: HDMI 2.0 x 2
• DisplayPort: DisplayPort 1.4 x 1
• Audio output: Headphone out (3.5mm)
• Digital signal frequency (vertical): HDMI 48–144Hz / DP 48–260Hz
• Digital signal frequency (horizontal): HDMI 30k–230kHz / DP 30k–400kHz
• HDR: VESA Certified DisplayHDR 400
• Blue light technology: Low Blue Mode
• Colour space (sRGB) CIE 1976: 123.6%
• Colour space (DCI-P3) CIE 1976: 95.2%
• Colour space (Adobe RGB) CIE 1976: 91.4%
• Flicker-free: Flicker Free
• Bezel colour (front): Black
• Cabinet colour (backside): Black, Red
• Cabinet finishing (backside): Matt
• Removable stand: Yes
• Speaker power: 2 W x 2
• Kensington lock: Yes
• VESA wallmount: 100 x 100
• Tilt: -3° ±2° ~ 21° ±2°
• Height adjust: 130 mm
• Swivel: -28° ±2° ~ 28° ±2°
• Pivot: -90° ±2° ~ 90° ±2°

AOC keeps launching affordable monitors for the masses, and this time, it brought displays aimed at both gaming and work. AOC Launches GAMING CU34G4CA and CU34G4ZCA Curved Gaming Monitors, Featuring up to 250 Hz Refresh Rate, KVM Switch, and 90W USB C PD Popular monitor maker, AOC has rolled out two new monitor models for the affordable segment, targeting users who want a good feature set for both gaming and work. These monitors are the GAMING CU34G4CA and the GAMING CU34G4ZCA, both featuring a curved display and a screen size of 34 inches for an immersive gameplay experience. The 1500R […]

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AOC is expanding its Agon G4 ultrawide range with two new 34‑inch curved monitors – the CU34G4CA at 180Hz and the CU34G4ZCA at up to 250Hz. Both models have the specs needed for high performance gaming, but there are additional features that will be handy for a hybrid work-from-home setup, including 90W USB‑C Power Delivery and an integrated KVM switch.

Both displays use a 1500R curved Fast VA panel with 3440×1440 resolution. You will benefit from HDR too thanks to DisplayHDR 400 certification, with a peak brightness of 450-nits.

The CU34G4CA targets mainstream ultrawide gaming with a 180Hz refresh rate and 0.5ms MPRT response time. Connectivity includes two HDMI 2.0 ports and one DisplayPort 1.4. The CU34G4ZCA steps things up with a native 240Hz refresh rate, overclockable to 250Hz, alongside a faster 0.3ms MPRT.

Both monitors double as workstation hubs thanks to 90W USB‑C, an integrated KVM switch and a built‑in USB hub. AOC also includes USB‑C, HDMI and DisplayPort cables in the box. Ergonomic features include height, tilt and swivel adjustment, and both models support Adaptive‑Sync and AOC’s G‑Menu software.

The AOC GAMING CU34G4CA and CU34G4ZCA will be available from August, priced at £289.99 and £329.99 respectively.

KitGuru Says: Are you considering making the switch to an ultrawide display?

AOC has introduced the AOC Gaming 25G4ZR, a 24.5-inch Full HD display designed for competitive gaming. Featuring an overclocked 260Hz refresh rate and up to 1ms GtG response times, the monitor brings esports-standard specifications to the company's more accessible G4 line-up.

The 25G4ZR monitor features a Fast IPS panel with a 240Hz native refresh rate, which can be overclocked to 260Hz. According to the company, the display achieves a 0.3ms MPRT and up to 1ms GtG response time to minimise motion blur and ghosting in fast-moving games. AOC integrates Adaptive-Sync technology to mitigate screen tearing and stuttering, while a low input lag mode minimises input delay.

Built around the 24.5-inch format commonly favoured by professional players, the display keeps action within a tight field of vision. The monitor includes a fully ergonomic stand with 130mm height adjustment, alongside tilt, swivel, and pivot capabilities. It offers 178° viewing angles, while Flicker-Free technology and a Low Blue Light mode are also included to reduce eye strain.

Connectivity options include 2x HDMI 2.0 ports, a DisplayPort 1.4, and a 3.5mm headphone-out jack. AOC will launch the AOC Gaming 25G4ZR this month with an MSRP of £129.99.

KitGuru says: At £129.99, it's hard to beat the AOC Gaming 25G4ZR's specs. 

The AOC Gaming 25G4ZR is aimed at enthusiasts on a budget, offering a high refresh rate gaming experience at an affordable price. AOC Launches 24.5-inch Gaming 25G4ZR in the G4 lineup, Offering up to 260 Hz Refresh Rate at Just 129 Pounds AOC keeps expanding its monitor lineups with newer models and has brought another display to its G4 series. This is the AOC Gaming 25G4ZR, a new budget-friendly gaming monitor that sits between 23.8-inches and 26.5-inches displays, offering an ideal form-factor for competitive gamers. The Gaming 25G4ZR is aimed at enthusiasts on a budget who want a high refresh […]

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Agon by AOC has announced the debut of its Agon 7 series with the launch of the Agon Pro AGP277QKDC gaming monitor. The 26.5-inch professional-grade display is scheduled for release in September 2026 and marks the brand's first model to combine dual-frame mode with a 4th-generation Tandem WOLED panel.

The Agon Pro AGP277QKDC's dual frame mode allows competitive players to switch between two profiles depending on their gaming needs. Users can select either a native 540Hz refresh rate at QHD (2560×1440) resolution or a 720Hz mode at HD (1280×720) resolution. According to AOC, the display has a 0.03ms GtG response time and carries Nvidia G-Sync Compatible certification, along with Adaptive-Sync support.

The panel is a 4th-generation Tandem WOLED with a rated peak brightness of 1500 nits at 1.5% APL. Colour performance spans 99.5% of the DCI-P3 gamut with 10-bit depth, backed by factory calibration and a VESA Certified DisplayHDR True Black 500 rating. To protect the panel, the manufacturer includes a three-year warranty that explicitly covers OLED burn-in.

Connectivity features include two HDMI 2.1 ports, a DisplayPort 2.1 (UHBR 20) input, and a USB-C port with 65W power delivery. An integrated KVM switch allows control of two PCs via a single set of peripherals. Physical adjustments are supported by a stand base offering 150mm of height adjustment, tilt, swivel, and a 90° pivot. The monitor will retail for £699.

KitGuru says: We are seeing some insanely fast gaming monitors hitting the market at the moment. Will you be considering the Agon Pro AGP277QKDC for a new upgrade?