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Il primo dubbio che molti avranno è "NON SARANNO TROPPI 27" PER UN FULL HD" ?
Anche io avevo questo dubbio e su internet si trovano opinioni contrastanti, quindi evidentemente è un qualcosa di soggettivo anche e non pretendo di dare una verità assoluta ovviamente.
Io comunque ad una DISTANZA di 75cm ho avuto ZERO PROBLEMI. I pixel vi assicuro che non li vedete e se passate da un 23-24 pollici a questo, l'effetto "wow" c'è tutto.
Se dovete stare invece a meno di 70cm, vi consiglio il 24 pollici (che ha il pannello uguale).

L'altra opzione che avrete in testa come risoluzione sono i 2K sui 27 pollici. Ovviamente si vedrà un po meglio, ma i pannelli 144hz ips in 2K costano più del doppio di questo, e non valgono il doppio. Attenziuone, non dico che sia sbagliato prenderli, dico solo che costano molto e io con questo non mi trovo affatto male.
Altra cosa da valutare sono le schede video. Una scheda per i 144hz full hd vi costa sulle 300 euro. Una scheda per i 144hz sui 2k vi costa 5-6-700 euro, e durerà meno dell'altra nel tempo (sarà da aggiornare prima).
E' vero che non bisogna usare per forza i monitor al massimo refresh rate, ma si sa che essi rendono meglio intorno alla loro massima frequenza a meno di non stare sempre a settare l'overdrive per evitare overshooting alle basse frequenze (detto in poche parole).

Quindi se volete poca spesa e tanta resa, questo schermo è perfetto!

Venendo al monitor, ha un HUB USB dietro. Per usarlo dovete collegarci un cavo USB TYPE B 3.0 (occhio che il 2.0 è diverso) ed è molto comodo per liberare il pc da un po di cavi come quelli della tastiera o del mouse che possono cosi uscire dallo schermo.
Anche l'audio (recepito tramite hdmi o display port) può uscire da un jack posteriore, togliendo un altro cavo dal vostro pc che sarà cosi più "pulito" e ordinato.

Il monitor ha DISCRETI ANGOLI DI VISIONE. Per essere un ips non è nulla di eccezionale, ne ho visti di migliori, ma conta poco, una volta che vi sedete davanti non avrete alcun problema anche inclinandovi leggermente.

Anche la RESA CROMATICA pare essere ottima. Per questo non essendo un esperto mi sono informato guardando qualche recensione. Per preferenza personale io ho comuqnue impostato rosso46 verde50 blu48, ma sono correzioni di fino e non è affatto detto vadano bene anche a voi, fate prima a guardare voi stessi ad occhio.

Le REGOLAZIONI sono eccellenti. Possibilità di usarlo in verticale, ruotarlo a dx e sx oppure in avanti o indietro e di regolarlo in altezza.

Funziona bene con FREESYNC da quanto ho visto. E' anche compatibile col Gsinc se usate il cavo display port (non ho una scheda nvidia però quindi non l'ho testato).

Infine anche i TEMPI DI RISPOSTA sono molto buoni se abilitate l'overdrive "forte" e se state sopra i 100hz (piu vicini ai 144hz, meglio è) questo non vi darà alcun problema di overshooting.
Se invece scendete intorno ai 60, meglio scendere anche sull'overdrive "medio".

Il pannello che ho preso era un reso e l'ho pagato 202euro ma non ha alcun problema ne di aloni con schermo nero e luminosità massima, ne di pixel morti o bloccati. Controllato più volte ed era tutto perfettamente apposto, tranne un cavo mancante (l'hdmi).

18 persone l'hanno trovato utile

Bello ma piuttosto deludente

Carlo

Recensito in Italia il 29 dicembre 2020

Il monitor esteticamente è molto bello, ha una base ben solida e pesante, risulta piuttosto fermo, i tasti sono un po piccoli e difficili da trovare ma poi ci si fa l’abitudine. A primo impatto appena acceso notai subito un marcato backlight bleed ma non era poi così fastidioso, dopo appena 2 settimane circa di utilizzo questa chiazza di luminosità diventa sempre più marcata (foto allegata). In certe scene con sfondo scuro si nota troppo. Non so se sia stato un caso del mio ma sto valutando di renderlo e provare a riprenderlo.

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Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo (27" 144hz 1080). Pagato 220€

Una persona

Recensito in Italia il 7 luglio 2020

Premetto che uso il pc per lavorare e giocare FPS.
Il montaggio è a prova di bambino. Lo stand si monta in 2 secondi ed è tutto ad incastro. è regolabile in altezza, rotazione orizzontale e verticale (utile se fate streaming o programmate).
Per quello che l'ho pagato posso ritenermi soddisfatto, dato che nella confezione sono anche presenti un cavo hdmi e un DisplayPort. Ovviamente usate il secondo.

Dopo averlo impostato ad 1ms come tempo di risposta pensavo di avere ghosting eccessivo, ma anche facendo movimenti veloci non si nota tantissimo, magari impostatelo su medio.

Non vi preoccupate di quello che sentite in giro, ovvero la regoletta dei 24" = 1080, 27" = QHD. Stando a 70 cm dal monitor non si nota assolutamente. Poi se volete prendere il QHD e avete l'HW adatto fatelo, ma se volete un monitor buono e che costa poco, questo è top.
Quando lo collegate viene riconosciuto subito da radeon software e attiva il freesync.

Si può fare un ottimo cable management e rendere i cavi invisibili.

Ultima cosa, ma non per importanza, ricordatevi di abilitare i 144hz > start > visualizza informazioni schermo avanzate > proprietà > elenca tutte le modalità.

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AOC 27G2U/BK Monitor da Gaming Flat 27" IPS

Cliente Amazon

Recensito in Italia il 22 dicembre 2021

Impossibile battere questo rapporto qualita' prezzo. Certo non e' un monitor ezzezionale, ha dei limiti soprattutto strani effetti di retro luce con i neri... per carita' nulla di particolarmente fastidioso ma, resta comunque un suo difetto... per il resto va benone, 144hz, e comunque si vede bene (film, video, office automation, disegno/ grafica ecc. ecc.) e si gioca altrettanto bene. Io lo consiglio a questo prezzo, per chi ha un budget limitato e vuole comunque un video di qualita' buona.

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Antonio Vitobello

AOC 27" FLAT 144Hz 1ms

Recensito in Italia il 8 ottobre 2020

Il Monitor è ottimo, ha una bella qualità di immagine. Io personalmente ho preso un 27" flat.
Da quando l'ho montato ho fluidità in tutti i giochi. Questo monitor è sia Free Sync che G-Sync tramite softwere. Basta attivare dal monitor l'opzione Free Sync e ti avvia anche il G-Sync. C'è anche l'HDR che si può attivare.
Uniche pecche sono i tasti sotto il monitor che sono un pò difficili da premere, sono molto piccoli e poi le casse audio, si sentono poco, forse è un difetto del mio monitor?
Preso con Warehouse, mancava nella scatola il cavo di alimentazione, per il resto tutto ok!

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Adrian White

A Terrific Monitor at a Great Price.

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 10 febbraio 2020

Originally I did not intend to buy this particular display but instead was looking to purchase the smaller 24” version. However the 24G2U/BK model seemed to be out of stock with just about every supplier I checked at the time (Amazon included) and, as I was keen to get my new-build PC up and running, decided on this model. It seemed to make sense given the excellent Amazon price at the time (with free Prime delivery), the largely favourable reviews and the fact that I was getting a larger screen for relatively little extra cost.

Well I’m happy to say that deciding on this display was one of the best purchasing decisions I have made for quite a while. Now anyone with any common sense would not expect a monitor that cost around the £200 mark to be on equal footing with a monitor costing £300 or more. HOWEVER I can assure you that this monitor punches well above it’s price point.

Firstly the overall build quality is excellent. The screen unit it’s self is of a robust & high quality standard, certainly far from the cheap and ‘plasticky’ unit I was expecting. Likewise the stand is sturdy, substantial, well made and perfectly stable, more so than some of the stands I have seen supplied with other well respected monitor brands. The mount is a doddle to fit to the screen and provides enough height and tilt adjustment for any type of use, and in addition the mount provides for full 180 degree pivot should you need it. Included with my monitor was a European 2-pin power lead, a 3-pin UK power lead, a Display Port lead and a HDMI lead. These are all of good quality and is a great touch that I think shows good customer consideration.

When it comes to the all important question of picture quality this monitor certainly doesn’t fail to deliver excellent results which go way beyond what I expected for the price. The colours are rich and accurate, blacks deep & uniform and the whites crisp and clean with no hint of colour cast or muddiness. The contrast ratio is likewise excellent and, in combination with the high scan frequencies, produce a beautifully steady image that has punch and vitality. Finally being an IPS screen the viewing angle and colour rendition is a big improvement over my admittedly rather old TN display. Naturally there is always a bit of tweaking to carry out whenever a display is connected for the first time but with the unit I purchased this amounted to no more than a slight alteration to the brightness and contrast to get a truly beautiful quality image. An unexpected bonus was the fact that this monitor is Nvidia G-Sync compatible which my Nvidia graphics card recognised and configured as soon as it was connected.

Aesthetically I think that the whole unit is very pleasing to the eye. The red accents to the stand and screen look good without being garishly over the top and the incredibly thin (about 1mm) top and side bezel gives the screen a clean and elegant appearance. When the screen is up and running there is a very slight black border to the top and sides of the screen but this is only about 4mm wide so even when running the screen keeps it’s sleek spacious look. I was also happy to note that the size of the black border does not vary with the scan frequency. With some cheaper monitors I have seen the black border increase in size quite noticeably as the scan frequency is raised, but this is not he case with this monitor.

I was surprised to see that one of the reviews written here has given this display a bit of a slating but, based on my own experience, I have to disagree. One complaint was that there was a strong red colour cast that could not be tuned out and another that the scan frequency would keep dropping back to a lower setting. I have my monitor connected to a Nvidia GTX1660 Super via the Display Port input and can honestly say that I have experienced neither of these problems whatsoever, whether I’m gaming (though I’m only a casual gamer), or whether I’m using productivity software and the like.

Another complaint (in the same review) was that the monitor disconnects it’s self when switched off but again I have found this not to be the case with my purchase. I can switch off my monitor and it remains fully connected and synced to my PC as expected, there are no problems with remote connecting and any items connected to the very useful USB hub on the back of the monitor remain connected and fully functional. I can only guess that the reviewer was unlucky enough to receive a faulty unit which sounds like it should be returned for replacement or refund.

While on the subject of faults I’m glad to report that my display has no dead or stuck pixels and shows no light or dark patches or uneven brightness or colouration which can sometimes be a bit of an issue with less expensive monitors, particularly those with 27” screens.

Now not everything in the garden is rosy and I do have a couple of criticisms but these are pretty minor and certainly not deal breakers. One is that the speakers are pretty under- whelming, something which is pretty much standard for slim-line monitors and TVs these days. For general use I have the sound coming out of the monitor via the DP port and have to say that the quality is pretty poor and is definitely on the quiet side. I would say that it’s fine for the burbles and tinkles Windows produces and for listening to the odd video stream but for anything else I find the speakers very much lacking. However, as most users will undoubtedly have speaker and/or headphone set-ups anyway I don’t see this as a big problem.

Secondly the on/off and function buttons at the bottom of the screen are small and very low profile which I find makes them fiddly to use. This is not helped by the fact that the legends for these buttons are merely engraved into the lower bezel which makes things very difficult to see. Ideally I would have liked to have seen slightly larger and higher profile buttons and to have some degree of infill to the button legends to make things less fiddly and more visible. But this is probably just me being a bit nit-picky as by now I have got pretty used to using them.

In summary I would say that overall this really is an excellent full HD monitor that represents incredible value for money, indeed, based on my own experience so far I would still be just as happy had I paid a fair amount more. I have only had my monitor for a little over a month so cannot comment on long term reliability. However I have used it pretty heavily during this time and, so far, things have been fine, hopefully this will remain the case over time. Naturally if things do take a turn for the worse then I shall update my review and rating accordingly but for now I’m more than happy to give this terrific monitor a definite 5 star rating. Would I recommend this monitor to other’s considering a purchase ? Absolutely !!

Best regards
Ade.

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SteveMK

Looks amazing, brilliant value

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 28 novembre 2019

I'm giving this an initial 5 stars just to reassure you that this monitor is as expected - 27" flat screen with both a UK plug and European one. Also comes with a HDMI lead and a DP lead.
At the moment I have a fairly old GTX 960 PC. In the next couple of weeks I'll be building a GTX 1660ti rig that will be a completely different beast. That will really allow me to push this monitor.
However, initial impressions - it looks like it costs twice as much as it does, screen is lovely and bright, and it does have some very basic speakers.
If you have any questions, ping me a comment.

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Jake

This is the cheapest 1080p/27inch/144hz monitor on the market, and you get what you pay for.

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 8 gennaio 2020

From a functional point of view, it works well enough. It runs at 144hz as advertised.
But it often seems to drop to around 60hz despite the pc still having it set as 144 and supplying more than enough frames. (Have tried on two setups and it occurs on both). When this happens You have to turn the monitor off and on again.

Turning it off an on again is a pain in itself because when turning the screen off via the usual button on the bottom, it actually disconnects it from the PC as opposed to just turning the display off like in any other monitor. This makes it impossible to leave the screen off then remote into the pc. It also causes whatever application your running on it to move to another monitor, and your default sound device changes to the monitor so you end up with music suddenly blaring out of it.

Now the picture quality:
Out of the box, this monitor looked like I was staring through a red stained glass window, so clearly no form of testing was done on it before packaging. No amount of fiddling with the colour/brightness/contrast settings (both on the monitor and in the geforce control panel) can get this monitor to produce a decently coloured image. You either have way to deep reds with everything looking like a cheap mars film, and everything white is like a light pink. Or you manage to remove enough of the red that your mid-range colours look alright but again, no white, just a light blue.

This is literally the cheapest 1080p/27inch/144hz monitor I could find after 2 hours of searching. I guess I got what I paid for.

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fatnan69

AOC 27G2U/BK 27" Simply AMAZING

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 13 agosto 2020

I was looking for a bigger monitor coming from a 24 inch and i thought 27 inch would be perfect. I Have read so many reviews and have gone many forums and people have said that 1080p on a 27 inch monitor is a bad decision as the pixel density is too small and it would have a bad/soft picture. This is completely incorrect and the resolution is perfect and is very sharp. The reviews and forums have stated that if you want a 27 inch monitor then you should go with a 1440p monitor as this is "THE SWEET SPOT" but you take a massive hit on GPU performance when gaming. I have a GTX 1660ti so at 1080p i get very good frame rates and i cant afford and new GPU (and also wouldn't benefit getting a more powerful one anyways). Don't listen to all the people who say that 1080p is bad on a 27inch monitor as this is completely false and looks no different from my previous 24 inch monitor (apart from looking much sharper with fantastic colours).

The AOC 27G2U is a great size, 144hz AND is G-Sync compatible with lots of options in the OSD to tweak to your hearts content. Out of the box colours were great but I'm using the user1 mode and have reduced the green a little and set the overdrive to medium and looks fantastic using desktop applications and you can really see the difference when gaming. The OSD is very snappy but the buttons are a little fiddly but once set them you don't need to touch them.

All in all a perfect monitor

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Jersey Esports

Great Monitor at competitive price

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 9 novembre 2021

I run an esports event venue, and we were looking to upgrade our old 22" monitors and after lots of research settled on the AOC 27" 144mhz IPS Panel.

Straight out of the box these look and feel really good monitors, slimline bezels. You can either use the included stand or using the VESA connections attach the monitor to a monitor arm, we've done both but teaming up the monitor with a good arm is definitely the way to go.

Performance: They are super responsive, we've connected them using the included Display Port cable (HDMI cable also included) so we have full 144mhz 1080p graphics, i could well believe the 1ms response time and colours are vivid and smooth with both Freesync and Gsync compatibility (gsync monitors are usually more expensive)

Bonus: These monitors include a USB powered hub, so add an extra USB cable back to the computer and then plug your peripherals directly into the back of the monitor.

There are lots of configuration tools that you can download to help switch between gaming styles and profiles, as well as a cheeky little cross-hair you can turn on to give you an advantage in FPS games.

These are not the best monitors on the market, but for most people they are going to be a really solid budget friendly option, with good specifications and solid performance. We liked them so much we bought 12, and will probably be buying a few more in a couple of months time.

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