Reviews 27" AOC Q27G4X Gaming
Reviews 27" AOC Q27G4X Gaming
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Anonymous customer
Rated 09/04/2024, variant 27" AOC Q27G4X Gaming
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The monitor stand is really solid and holds its set height/tilt. The navigation in the settings menu is rather unclear due to the mismatched position of the corresponding buttons. However, you just need to download the official "AOC G-MENU" software, where you can easily set everything in the normal built-in menu.
Display quality (colours, resolution, frequency)
Quality DP and HDMI cable included
Adjustable height
Unclear navigation in the settings menu (can be solved by installing the program)
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Jan, Ostrava-Výškovice
Rated 27/02/2024, variant 27" AOC Q27G4X Gaming
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When used with a laptop, I would appreciate HDMI 2.1
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Anonymous customer
Rated 22/02/2024, variant 27" AOC Q27G4X Gaming
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Nice picture and 10bit colors (via DP)
Refresh rate 180Hz
Price/performance ratio
So far after a couple of days with no dead pixels
Stable stand, easy assembly, weight, eco packing
I'd say a better buy than the Dell Gaming G2724D, which I was also considering
Low input lag
Wider bottom bezel
Subjectively, 1440P natively on 27" seems to me too small font (transition from 24" FHD 144Hz)
For newer games, you need some more powerful graphics - 6800XT / 4070Ti
I recommend setting Overdrive to max. Medium, otherwise ghosting
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David, Týnec nad Sázavou
Rated 13/02/2024, variant 27" AOC Q27G4X Gaming
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The previous model I also had was AOC, it was fullHD with 1ms at 24" and 144Hz. This upgrade is great, again AOC with its great price/performance ratio is different than its competitors. As has all been addressed here by other reviewers. currently the best monitor in its category. QuadHD 27", 1ms, 180Hz, 10bit colors and for the price 5857, -? There's nothing to solve. I took 2 of them; )
180Hz (via DP1.4) 10bit
1ms response time
excellent price/performance ratio
bought on sale for 5857, -
HDR400 certification, 400 cd/m² brightness
compared to other monitors, relatively small base (leg), of course stable
height adjustable
IPS
Adaptive Sync (G-sync + Free-sync)
narrow frames
design
even better image after calibration (with calibration probe)
cables included (1xDP, 1x HDMI, 1x 230V)
G-Menu applications
absence of HDMI 2.1 ( max therefore 144Hz) over HDMI
the buttons for controlling the monitor do not touch when the menu comes up, which is a pity, I often pressed other than necessary
for some "may be" minus the absence of speakers
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Zdeněk, Přerov
Rated 13/02/2024, variant 27" AOC Q27G4X Gaming
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Excellent IPS monitor from AOC, which I purchased after a good experience with its office model AOC Q27P3CV, which I use at work. I've owned an AG271QX for over 7 years and the shift over the years is significant. I appreciate that the monitor is relatively lightweight and assembling it with the stand is really easy, just click and tighten 1 screw. I have tested the monitor and I can say that I am very satisfied. The picture is nice and easy to adjust via SW. The specs - a respectable 27 inches, optimal Quad HD 2560×1440, IPS, 1ms, up to 180Hz, 400 cd/m², Adaptive Sync are great for a cheap monitor. Everything you could want in a lower price range monitor, you actually have here. Compared to my other monitor, the Viewsonic VX2758-2KP-MHD, the AOC has much lower backlight bleeding. I also appreciate the fact that the manufacturer did not cram speakers into this price class (Viewsonic's are really terrible, speakers for 2 hundred will do a better service). Download the AOC G-Menu software to set it up, the control buttons are not very good, they are small and setting it up via them is awkward. If you want to use the full potential of 180Hz and 10bit you need to connect the monitor via DP 1.4. On HDMI 2.0 my monitor is running 144 Hz and 8bit.
I've tried both in games and the picture is nice and beautifully smooth. HDR 400 is the lowest certification and don't expect much from it (I personally don't use this low HDR). I can recommend the monitor for games, movies, YouTube, web browsing and photos. If you consider that this is a gaming and home monitor and for 6k. you really can't get a monitor for pro work, then you will be very satisfied. I can recommend it 100% and declare that you will hardly be able to find it elsewhere. So far maximum satisfaction and hopefully a few years will last!
excellent performance and technology for the price class
relatively lightweight and easy to assemble stand
Quad HD 2560×1440 on a 27 inch screen is optimal
nice IPS display with 1ms response time
180 Hz and 10bit color (only on DP 1.4)
good max. Brightness 400 cd/m² (HDR400)
Adaptive Sync and for various settings I recommend AOC G-Menu software
excellent for home use - movies, games and everyday work
2x HDMI 2.0 and 1xDP 1.4 is sufficient, cables for 1xDP and 1xHDMI are included
backlight bleeding is not pronounced and in the corners is only slightly noticeable in the dark (but this is simply a feature of IPS displays)
it has no speakers which is a plus (rather than low quality loudspeakers at this price tag, it's better that the manufacturer saved money and didn't stuff them into the monitor)
very good price/performance ratio
on HDMI 2.0 only 144Hz and 8bit
the control buttons are located at the bottom and are not very good, I recommend the G-Menu software for setting
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Anonymous customer
Rated 10/02/2024, variant 27" AOC Q27G4X Gaming
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The response time is 1ms not 10ms. Maximum brightness is 400 cd/m² and not 1000 cd/m². But that's not the monitor's fault, it's the fault of whoever distributed the description to the dealers. It is not only Alza that has the wrong monitor description, but also other e-shops. For consuming media, internet and games... it's perfect. I think. that even for some hobby work, like photos, it will be fully sufficient. Professional I'll have to look into a higher price bracket.
Price
Design
Fine image
Nice colour rendition, but it takes a bit of work to postulate the colours
G-Memu / Monitor Setup Application
1ms response time
180hz
On sale bought for 5857kč - For that price almost unbeatable
Maximum brightness 400 cd/m²
Adaptive Sync - works with both AMD and Nvidea
Works great with PS5
HDR is quite nice on PS5
10bit
Physical control by buttons on the monitor, fortunately you can download the G-Menu app
It doesn't have speakers, for simple windows work they would be useful sometimes
HDR - As with most monitors, it is weaker
No HDMI 2.1
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