AOC reveals four gaming monitors with 27 & 32-inch panel sizes, offering high refresh rates and quick response time for mainstream gamers.
GAMING G4 series includes flat and curved gaming monitors with FHD and QHD resolutions
AOC, one of the leading brands known for gaming monitors has today unveiled new monitors in its GAMING G4 lineup. The new lineup is designed to meet the demands of users on a budget and brings different resolutions and screen sizes with modern features. The GAMING G4 lineup includes both flat and curved panels for standard and immersive gaming and offers a high refresh rate for smooth gameplay.
All new models of the GAMING G4 series will be available in September with a 3-year warranty period. Here is the official MSRP for each model:
- C27G4ZXU: £189.99
- CQ27G4X: £189.99
- Q27G4X: £199.99
- CQ32G4VE: £249.99
The C27G4ZXU model brings a 27-inch fast VA panel and a curved design with 1500R curvature, making it ideal to play games from a close as well as far distance. The monitor can run up to 280Hz refresh rate with 1 ms GtG and just 0.3 ms MPRT response time for clear motion. Unlike regular VA panels, it brings a contrast ratio of 4000:1 and up to 300 nits of brightness to make everything look vivid. Apart from decent display quality, it brings built-in speakers and 4x USB 3.2 ports for easy peripheral connectivity.
The CQ27G4X and Q27G4XF are 27-inch displays featuring 2560x1440p resolution but the former boasts a Fast VA 1500R curved panel with up to 180Hz refresh rate while the latter is equipped with an IPS panel with the same refresh rate. They are almost identical in other specifications, including a response time of 0.5 ms MPRT, HDR10 support, an ergonomic stand, and Adaptive sync for tear-free gameplay.
The fourth one is the AOC GAMING CQ32G4VE with a bigger 32-inch Fast VA panel, offering up to 180Hz refresh rate and a resolution of 2560x1440p. The monitor features a flat panel and comes with a non-ergonomic but more sturdy stand.
All the GAMING G4 models come with MBR(Motion Blur Reduction) Sync that enables synchronization of backlight strobing with refresh rate for reducing blur. Furthermore, various game technology are included such as Low Input Lag, Dynamic Dial Point, Shadow Control, and Frame Counter. All of these can be accessed from the AOC G-Menu from where users can make various customizations according to their needs.
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