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AOC U2790VQ 27″ 4K 3840×2160 UHD Frameless Monitor, IPS, 5ms, 1 Billion+ Colors, 108% sRGB, VESA, Black
$395.20 + Kargo
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| Standing screen display size | 27 Inches |
|---|---|
| Screen Resolution | 3840×2160 |
| Max Screen Resolution | 3840 x 2160 Pixels |
| Brand | AOC |
| Series | AOC Home and Office Monitor |
| Item model number | U2790VQ |
| Item Weight | 11.35 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 1.71 x 24.21 x 14.33 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 1.71 x 24.21 x 14.33 inches |
| Color | Black |
| Voltage | 100240 Volts |
| Department | Electronics |
| Manufacturer | AOC |
| ASIN | B07LBM2DCC |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | December 15, 2018 |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #13,579 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #430 in Computer Monitors |
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Felix Tejada –
English:The AOC U2790VQ 27-inch 4K UHD Frameless Monitor stands out with its exceptional image quality and sleek design. Boasting a resolution of 3840×2160, this monitor delivers crisp and vibrant visuals, making it a fantastic choice for content creators, gamers, and professionals who demand accuracy. The frameless design enhances the viewing experience, providing an immersive feel that complements the stunning 4K display. With multiple connectivity options and an affordable price point for its features, the AOC U2790VQ is a solid investment for anyone seeking an impressive 4K monitor without breaking the bank.Español:El monitor AOC U2790VQ de 27 pulgadas y resolución 4K UHD se destaca por su excepcional calidad de imagen y diseño elegante. Con una resolución de 3840×2160, este monitor ofrece imágenes nítidas y vibrantes, siendo una opción fantástica para creadores de contenido, gamers y profesionales que buscan precisión. El diseño sin marco mejora la experiencia visual, proporcionando una sensación inmersiva que complementa la impresionante pantalla 4K. Con múltiples opciones de conectividad y un precio asequible para sus características, el AOC U2790VQ es una inversión sólida para aquellos que buscan un impresionante monitor 4K sin gastar una fortuna.
Brian –
I had gone through several monitors for my flight sim/work/occasional photo editing setup, I started with an old 24″ 1080p IPS panel but trying to fly with only one monitor is no fun, it was ok for everything else. I scavenged 3 22″ 1080p TN panels that were ok for flying but no good for work or photo editing. I then purchased 3 24″ 1080 VA 144hz panels, the high refresh was nice but the color was worse than the TN panels. I returned those and purchased 3 of the 27″ 4k IPS AOC panels. Here’s the pros and consPros:-Excellent color compared to everything I’ve used previously-Amazing clarity on text and photos-No noticeable backlight bleed-Outstanding viewing angles-Minimal bezel looks great in multi monitor setup-Color calibration and uniformity certificate with each monitor, and the certified measurements are absolutely incredible at this price point, color average deltaE is 0.4 to 0.5 for the monitors I received and uniformity is almost perfect 100%, one of the monitors has 99% at one of the measurement locations, I know where it from the certificate but I cannot see any deviation in brightness with my eyes-3 inputs allows me to run my PC, Mac and laptop dock without an expensive triple monitor 4k kvm (I have a basic usb switch to take care of switching the keyboard and mouse)-Scales lower resolutions really well, 1080 and 1440 have minimal blurringCons:-One of the HDMI inputs is only 1.4 which maxes out at 4k 30hz-HDMI inputs are not labeled which is HDMI 2.0 and which is HDMI 1.4, also no mention of which is which in the manual (as of now I don’t know which is which as my Mac and laptop dock max out at 4k 30, my work ordered a Dell D6000 dock which will do 2 monitors at 4k 60 and the third at 4k 30. I’ll try to update this when I figure it out which port is which) – EDIT- HDMI 1 is 4k 60, HDMI 2 is 4k 30-The area around the inputs looks “cheap” the black plastic cover has some big gaps around the input area so you can see the metal inside and silver tape-Some ghosting or trailing due to slow pixel response times, really only noticeable when you move a white mouse pointer on a very dark backgroundNit picks:-Only 60hz, but you’re not going to find a high refresh 4k anywhere near this price point, you’re looking at almost 10x the price for 144hz, at least for now-Not Freesync or variable refresh, same as aboveNotes:-The panel is 10bit/pixel but I don’t think it accepts a 30bit color input, all of my computers indicate 24bit color with no option for 30bit. 24bit is good enough for me so I have not investigated it any furtherI am extremely satisfied with these monitors, great value for such an amazing display. At my office I have a different brand 4k monitor that was almost double the price of the AOC and honestly the AOC looks much better
Aki –
Bought this for WFH and casual gaming with an Xbox Series S. I was surprised to have receive the IPS version. I actually prefer IPS but some people do not so heads up. I have divided the review between WFH and casual gaming:OFFICE USEPros:- Wide viewing angles- Consistent accurate looking colors- HDMI allowing for easy connection to laptops- VESA- High resolution allows for ‘more’ on the screen at once- Adjustable screen with fliters etcCons:- unsure what panel you may receive (<- big one)- no speakers- dummy thicc bezels- non adjustable standWhile I consider some of these cons, I will not take stars off as I knew this prior to buying the monitor. They need to sort out what panel they are shipping. Overall for office and WFH it is a great monitor.GamingPros- Freesync compatible (48 - 75) over hdmi- FPS counter built into monitor- low input latency- low pixel response time- 1440pCon- Only 75hz- No HDRPerfect fit for Xbox Series S. Was surprised to see this monitor has freesync as well as an FPS counter. Tested on Xbox One and Series S and it worked perfectly. While it does not compare to my 144Hz LG gaming monitor, this is good enough to get some wins 😉 Low latency compared to some TVs and the pixel response is good enough to not completely blur the image (IPS panel). As with the WFH section, while I put items in the con section, they are to be expected so no stars off.TLDRIt's a good monitor for work as the resolution allows for windows/programs to be visible at one time and the IPS provides good viewing angles and colors. Good for casual PC/Xbox Series S gaming as the 1440p screen is high resolution for how far you will be sitting and the refresh rate fits these devices well (especially the Series S). Low pixel blur and low input latency as well. Overall good work/play monitor for the price.
Stuart BurnettStuart Burnett –
My AOC 27″ 4K monitors are great. Color quality and brightness are meet my needs for general computer use (I do not do much graphics, video, or picture editing and no gaming). In fact, I’ve not made any adjustments to the picture settings. I do a lot of work in Excel and Word and the detail provided by 4K is amazing. Gridlines and numbers in Excel and fonts in Word are amazingly fine and crisp. It really improves using both apps. I’m also a high school volleyball coach and watch a lot of game videos which likewise are greatly improved in 4K (I use a GoPro 7 Black for filming). I bought the monitors to replace two 24″ Dell monitors from work when I retired in January. I run them off a new Dell XPS 13″ through a CalDigit Thunderbolt 3 dock with one running off the HDMI port and one off the Display Port. I do not use the included stands, other than for setting up the initial connection to the dock, but the stands were very easy to connect and disconnect to the monitors and I kept them in case I ever change my configuration. I do recall that the monitor position on the stands was rather low, maybe only 6″ above the desk surface. Each of my monitors is mounted on a separate Huanuo articulated monitor arm attached to the back of my desk. I knew the 27″ monitors were not going to fit inside the side supports of the hutch of my desk which is only 46.5″ wide on the inside, so I have them positioned in front of the hutch with the center of the screens approximately at eye level. With the Huanuo arms, it’s easy to move them down or to the side when needed to access the hutch or to bring one forward for close work. My only disappointment is that the side bezels are .3″, not quite as thin as I was expecting from the “Frameless” heading and looking at the pictures online. In my arrangement there’s about .62″ space between active screen segments when perfectly aligned next to each other. Currently, I never have windows that span both screens, but I do plan to use this setup for Microsoft Flight Simulator someday and I had hoped for a slightly more seamless main display. If you’re not familiar with AOC, the company is a direct descendent of the old Admiral TV and appliance company. When I was growing up in the 60s, many people had Admiral color TVs when color was first appearing. When I realized this I was more confident in giving these monitors a try and I’ve been completely satisfied with them.
Jastinee X –
I bought this at the end of 2019 as a gift for myself. I wanted a monitor that would be good for gaming and illustrations. Here’s a run down of my specific wants:> 27″ monitor (I felt 32″ was too large. I would be fine with a 24″, but this was, again, a gift for myself and I quite liked this size in comparison)> LED + IPS monitor> 4K Ultra HD resolution> High brightness> High color gamut> Low response time> High refresh rate> Anti-glare/Matte> VESA mountableIf you’ve looked into this monitor some more, you will notice that it does not satisfy everything I wanted. The U2790VQ is NOT a LED monitor, but an LCD with WLED backlight, which is better than an LCD monitor without an LED backlight. It also does not have a high refresh rate; it caps at 60 fps (tested and true). But when put side by side to other 27″ monitors with similar specs at this price, the U2790VQ was still the best option.This monitor has the highest brightness of 350 cd/m^2 compared to similar ones at this price point. There were others that had a higher refresh rate, but lower brightness and color gamut. Since I planned to use my computer for illustrations, the refresh rate wasn’t as important of a factor as the brightness and color gamut. There were more expensive ones that could satisfy EVERYTHING I wanted, but I would be looking at, at minimum, a $150 increase in price, which I wasn’t willing to shell out for. So, that is to say, I was willing to exchange these two points for the savings.————————–I am back after a year just to see if the market has anything that might fit my wants better at the $200-$300 price point, but it seems that it is still the best option. I practically use it everyday for long periods of time, especially since COVID began, and it has not failed me in any regard. There is no bleeding, no dead cells, nothing. It’s as good as it was right out of the box. I don’t have to use it at full brightness–especially in the room I have it in–but it is nice to have that option. The screen is not AS consistent in color at different angles as I would like, but it is minimal and is only a slight nuisance when doing my illustrations. It is far better than a normal LCD monitor. Sometimes I do wish for higher fps, but I’m used to playing at lower fps rates anyhow, so it isn’t something that bothers me–just a thing I would be looking for when I eventually upgrade to a monitor worth more than $500. I will be sticking with this one until then.
Joseph –
Okay, so I bought this a while back as a second monitor. I do photography and videography, but only need to deliver in sRGB for the internet, so the 100% sRGB appealed to me (I managed to get to 99.8% of the sRGB gamut with DisplayCal). Surprisingly, though, I learned that I was getting nearly 89% of the AdobeRGB and 91% of the DCI-P3 gamuts when calibrated and verified. These are very good numbers, ones that even an LG 27UN850-W monitor costing almost twice as much doesn’t even come close to.This is a good choice as a monitor for office work, imaging and viewing films. What I most like about this monitor is the unobtrusive anti-reflective coating, the lack of blooming of white on black text and the very reliable color accuracy. I don’t game with it because I’m a responsible adult with a wide range of other time-sucking hobbies, but I’m sure with the meager refresh rate, it’s not going to satisfy any hardcore gamers. But what I need it for, for doing some (non-critical) color-correct viewing, it meets and surpasses my expectations. The only downside for that is some inconsistency in the brightness uniformity. But this is absolutely forgivable for my purposes and I hardly even notice it.However, the brightness uniformity issue some have written about here leads to my next point about build quality. Here there are some issues. I suspect the uniformity issue is an issue of inconsistent quality control, because mine is tolerable and not as bad as some of the other examples seen here. Also, quality control was no doubt at issue when my monitor started developing vertical black lines after one year. This is caused by the adhesive degrading and the electrical inputs that connect to the display losing contact. I called AOC about it, I was asked to provide a few pictures and then I sent the monitor back. Thankfully, there’s a generously long three-year warranty period on it. Because of the price I paid for it, I wasn’t about to complain about losing it for three weeks, having to pay my own shipping and providing my own box, which they didn’t send back to me. I was just happy to get a completely new one in an acceptable time-frame.Looking at the monitor and comparing it to other displays, such as my partner’s MacBook Pro with the Retina display or the aforementioned piece of junk from LG, made me realize what a great buy this is. AOC is sacrificing a bit with build quality to provide some high capabilities in terms of what you buy the monitor for anyways: viewing. And with how fast display technology is moving, who really cares if the thing fails on you after three years?tl;dr buy this thing for literally anything else than gaming
Kayleigh –
I have a 2 monitor set up that I use and switch between my personal and work computers. My other monitor has a KVM, so that makes it super convenient. Anyway, about this monitor.I was skeptical of this monitor at first because it is a VA panel. Turns out the picture quality is great. If there are any pixels burnt out, I couldn’t tell you as they are too small for me to see. This is my first curved monitor, and I have to say, I think I personally prefer curved monitors now. Especially whenever monitors start going above 27”. It just makes everything easier to see, for me. I’ve watched 4k videos/movies on this monitor and it’s flawless, with vibrant colors. I didn’t need anything super fancy or expensive for my secondary monitor, just something that works. 60Hz suits my needs.I did a lot of research between the VA panels and the IPS panels. The IPS monitors cost a lot more money, and for my primary use, which is office productivity, this is fine. If your primary use case is gaming or something with high accuracy color reproduction, then you might want to look at other monitors. I’ve played WoW on this monitor, and it worked fine, but I prefer my other monitor, which was made for gaming and higher FPS.After a year of owning this one, I am very pleased with it.Update: I have an M1 Mac Mini and running dark mode causes this screen to flicker, quite a lot. I have to run it in light mode, which I’m not a fan of, but this is not a problem of this monitor. The M1 Mac Mini, for some reason, doesn’t support dark mode when running through HDMI. I haven’t tried running this through USBC, so that may solve the issue, as I stated in my earlier review, this is my secondary monitor. I just wanted to provide that update in case you happen to have an M1 Mac, I can’t speak to models other than the Mini, that you may experience this issue and it is your computer, not the monitor. My rating does not change as this monitor continues to be a great purchase.
Chase J. –
I purchased this for use as an external monitor with my Macbook Air 2022 M2 for general business use – email, web, spreadsheets and running business applications. I haven’t used it for gaming. I shopped around in this price range and was interested in this monitor because it was UHD, has height adjustment (many in this price range surprisingly didn’t) and had video input connectivity via USB-C to USB-C. As a bonus, it has some docking station features with downstream USB ports (although not USB-C). The USB-C connectivity may not work for older computers so you should do your research.I’ve only had this monitor for about a week but so far I am very happy (I will update if I run into problems). It has decent resolution/picture for the price and the USB-C connectivity for video works great. Since the single USB cable for video simultaneously charges my MacBook, I don’t need a separate power cable attached to the MacBook. This means I can unplug one cable and take my computer with me. When I return, I can plug in one cable and I’m ready to work at my desk. I haven’t used the additional downstream USB ports yet but it is nice to know they are there.There is an annoying issue with a 15-30 second delay for the monitor to pick up the video signal when I awaken the MacBook from sleep. When I return from a break I often have a blank screen and then have to move the mouse or press a key and wait for the video to return. I have been experimenting with screen saver and sleep times on my Mac to find the best solution. I have not yet been able to determine a way to speed up the monitor reconnect time after sleep.The product documentation included was mostly safety warnings in multiple languages with no user manual. Fortunately, I had downloaded the user manual from the manufacturers web site while shopping for this unit. That manual is sparse with grammatical errors and doesn’t provide much explanation of settings other than how to change them (about what I expected). Most are self-explanatory but I had to look up a few online.This unit arrived without any damage and worked pretty much out of the box when I plugged in the USB-C cable. Overall I am very pleased.
kman –
I use this to play/practice at the piano. It gives me 2 pages side-by-side, larger than the original and with superb resolution. I drive it from a Mac laptop, turn pages with a Bluetooth foot pedal and it works perfectly.
Aevee A –
Totally satisfied with this purchased. I was researching about a 4K monitor for long and finally my research ended here with this monitor. I was more than happy when i have seen the display. I do photography in my free time and edit a lot of high quality pics. After getting this monitor, i have totally different and cleanest view of my pics. I will recommend this monitor if you are looking for a 4K monitor in a budget price.However, below are the points which i think could have been better:1. Monitor’s clearance from bottom is fixed. You can’t adjust the monitor based on your preference. You may need to buy an additional arm if you prefer to adjust the height.2. Monitor just have a joystick to control all settings. I wish there was an easy power off/on button.