In the past I’ve covered new monitors from AOC as they’ve came out over the last couple years and today is no exception. Just recently the folks over at AOC announced the V2 Series of frameless monitors with a gorgeous slim design and advanced IPS panel. This new series includes a total of three monitors: a 22-inch (22V2H), 24-inch (24V2H) and finally the 27-inch (27V2H) model.

The entire lineup features an IPS panel with a frameless design and AMD FreeSync technology to boot. Those looking for a true zero-edge multi-monitor setup, these may be worth checking out.

More specifically the borderless display offers a detailed 1920×1080 (1080p) resolution coupled with a 75Hz refresh rate. Because display is using an IPS panel, it offers viewing angles of 178 degrees. Also worth noting is the V2 line also has a 20M:1 dynamic contrast ratio with a 5ms response time, and features one VGA and one HDMI input.

As of right now the V2 Series is available now at Amazon and Newegg for $99.99 for the 22V2H, $129.99 for the 24V2H and lastly $169.99 for the 27V2H.

Best known for their computer parts and peripherals, AOC has announced a refreshed version of their popular AG352UCG monitor with a higher refresh rate of 120Hz. The new AG352UCG6 monitor has all the same features as the original monitor (AG352UCG), but ups the refresh rate from 100Hz to 120Hz for smoother visuals.

The AG352UCG6 features a curved 35″ WQHD (3440×1440) panel that has a 1800R curvature for the ideal viewing angle. In addition the monitor also features NVIDIA’s G-SYNC Technology to sync the the display’s refresh rates with the user’s NVIDIA GPU. This is important as G-SYNC helps reduce screen tearing, display stutter, and input lag.

Other features include AOC monitor technologies like AOC’s FlickerFree technology and LowBlue Mode. These aim to reduce eye strain and fatigue as the target audience for this monitor includes gamers who usually play for an extended period of time.

As of right now the AG352UCG6 is available for $899 at Newegg, Micro Center and Amazon.

Lastly, the display features AMD FreeSync technology that updates the display’s refresh rates to match the GPU in gamers’ AMD-powered computer. This technology further reduced screen-tearing, display stutter, and input lag. The AG322QCX is available at MicroCenter for $429.99.

In an exciting announcement and collaboration, AOC and legendary design house Studio F. A. Porsche have worked together to bring two brand new monitors to the market for consumers. The 24″ AOC PDS241 and 27″ AOC PDS271 sport a frameless IPS panel, an asymmetrical metal stand and ultra-slim profile.

Featuring the first modular input/output design on a monitor, the two new monitors combine power and HDMI into one cable coming out of the stand to compliment its minimalist design. Both the PDS241 and PDS271 also have full HD IPS panels that come with AOC SuperColor Technology to cover a wider color gamut over a 178° viewing angle.

Also worth mentioning is the fact that these monitors cover 100% of the sRGB and 90% of the NTSC color spaces. Further more they’re fitted with AOC’s LowBlue Mode and FlickerFree technologies, which is nice for those who are exposed to prolonged periods of computer use. All in all the 24″ version is available for $199, while the 27″ model will set you back $249.

In keeping tabs with AOC they’ve recently announced their latest monitor, the U3277PWQU. Having regularly reported on AOC‘s new monitors coming to market, this one definitely caught our eye. The U3277PWQU features an ultra-sharp resolution that’s four times higher than Full HD. In addition it also sports AOC’s Flicker-Free technology to reduce screen flashes when the screen is refreshing the image.

The AOC U3277PWQU comes in with a 4K UHD resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels) on a VA panel. Depending on if you’re in the market for an IPS display this could be a deal breaker, but worth noting nonetheless. The refresh rate clocks in at 60Hz and a 4ms response time, so not too bad if you’re looking to do some high-end PC gaming.

In terms ergonomics, the display features height-adjustment, swivel, pivot and tilt functionality depending on your preferred viewing angle. For connectivity the U3277PWQU has DisplayPort, HDMI 2.0, DVI, VGA, and USB 3.0 pass-through connectors.

Coming in at $699 on Amazon AOC’s new monitor seems to be pretty reasonably priced, and might be a viable option for those looking to do 4K PC gaming.

The AG241QG sports a 165 Hz, NVIDIA G-Sync plus ULMB panel while the AG241QX features 144 Hz and Adaptive-Sync technology. Both monitors are best suited for highly competitive gamers, running at $549.99 and $399.99 respectively. Most notably, the AG241QX Adaptive-Sync model offers a Low Blue Light mode, reducing short wavelength blue light without sacrificing color quality to make viewing the screen a bit softer on the eyes.

Other gaming features of the AG241QX are the AOC Low Input Lag, AOC Shadow Control and the AOC Game Mode Presets on the special Qwick Switch KeyPad. The AOC Low Input Lag mode disables picture post-processing on the monitor’s electronics, which in turn accelerates the input from the mouse and keyboard to give quicker response times.

The AOC Shadow Control provides quick contrast adjustment for a better view when needed, which can be important depending upon the gameplay environment. Lastly, the AOC Settings KeyPad allows users to change between modes and adjust brightness, contrast and other settings to switch between saved presets and activate them when needed.

Currently the AOC AG241QG retails for $549.99 while the AOC AG241QX can be picked up for $399.99.

With the AOC AGON AG271QX, gamers can enjoy clear and detailed graphics thanks to its high-speed TN panel at a native resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels. The AG271QX also features Adaptive-Sync support to reduce tearing and minimize input lag. Currently the gaming monitor is priced at $599 and can be bought at Amazon, Best Buy, and NewEgg.

We’ve been told that the NVIDIA G-SYNC version, the AGON AG271QG, will also have a 27-inch IPS display with 165Hz refresh rates. The IPS display with QHD resolution will deliver excellent clarity and extra-wide viewing angles, as one would expect from an IPS. Effrontery though, this monitor won’t be available until October for $799.

Tech Specs

The AGON monitors also come with AOC’s Flicker-Free Technology and the AOC’ Low Blue Light mode that reduce eye strain, discomfort, and fatigue during long gaming periods. There’s even adjustable gaming presets that gamers can configure themselves. These gaming modes can be combined with the AOC QuickSwitch Controller, allowing the user to switch between modes and adjust brightness, contrast and other gaming features.

For now that’s all we’ve got, but we’ll keep you updated as more happens with AOC’s AGON line of gaming monitors.