AOC Gaming G2770PF

price, usability, size, reliability

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Excellent contrast•FreeSync from 30-144Hz•Solid build•Great value

No motion-blur reduction • Overdrive disabled above 60Hz • A few minor color errors

Despite the cons we've noted, there really isn't anything to dislike about the G2770PF. It's well-built and presents a clear image with high contrast and plenty of available brightness. FreeSync works over a wide 30-144Hz range setting it apart from...

While we love the FreeSync compatibility, high refresh rate and affordable price of this panel, it’s sadly let down by extremely average image quality.

Awesome for csgo.

Make sure you use the right display port, and have the right connecters in your gfx card for a display port cable.

Everything

Big, and fast response

Colours are washed out compares to IPS panels... Unfortunately huge difference

144hz

mine was very bright even when the brightness was all the way down and i had corrosion on the back oi where you plug the wires in

extra usb

disabled headphone audio eventually figured out to disable hdmi audio

1: resolution is awesome. playing all games on high to ultra in 1080p with an r9 380 looks stunning. 2: Being able to use higher refresh rates in detail (I have pushed it to 100f.p.s. in games and used it on 144hz mode on desktop so far) 3: having all...

1: the speakers are a bit naff. Its nice having this feature built in but would have been nice if the build quality was a little better. Would then have made a great monitor awesome.

Great colours and contrast for a TN screen compared to my old monitor and really good in games running at 144Hz

With it being only 1080p, 27 inches means that the pixels are visible in Windows - you do have to move it further back on the desk. I have not noticed this in games though and this is the reason I purchased the monitor.

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