AOC G2490VX 24" Class Frameless Gaming Monitor, FHD 1920x1080, 1ms 144Hz, FreeSync Premium, 126% sRGB / 93% DCI-P3, 3Yr Re-Spawned Zero Dead Pixels, Black

This was a gift for my boyfriend who loves gaming - he loved this monitor, the quality it has allows him to play games with the highest resolutions. It’s fast and totally value for the money.

Got 2 of these AOC 24" monitors so my wife has more screen space to design her digital art using Windows' extended monitor setting. Monitors arrived very safely packaged inside a molded Styrofoam surrounding. Setup was easy and I like the removeable stand which attaches/detaches with a push of a button. My wife thinks the screen quality is awesome with bright, vivid, accurate colors. It was critical to get monitors with a DisplayPort connection because her computer has 3 of them on its video card. The higher refresh rate benefits her when she views videos online or off her iPhone which she does frequently. We are both very pleased with the price/quality value of these AOC monitors!

I got this monitor when all of the sudden the price dropped and it cost me $130 with shipping. It has all you need for a good gaming/pc experience. It has really good colors, 144hz and really great brightness. 0 dead pixels on arrival, easy setup, and an easy to navigate menu with a small button on the back. It came with an HDMI for it and everything (maybe it said that in the item description, but I wasn't expecting that). The only con I would give it is the slight light bleed it has at the top left corner of the screen and that the lowest brightness setting is a little too bright at times (for example when your head hurts and it's late at night). I would definitely recommend this monitor and I can say I got a total steal of a price. If I had the money I would spend around $180 on a monitor with this quality

Alright, my first time doing a actual...review on a gaming monitor in a while, however, I honestly have had zero issues with this monitor in the few months I've had it, so let's get into it.Pros:- First off, the screen is BRIGHT. If you need a portable sun, this monitor is your best friend, but its not a "dear God this hurts" bright, but a bright that can be tuned down if need be.- The 144Hz does seem a little Tracey, but its not much of an issue, the picture is still nice, so don't get too down, I still noticed an immediate increase in quality over my old monitor.- The options for this guy are pretty slim, however they all have their separate use, color depth, color temp, etc.- If you play a game that has a HORRIBLE cross hair, don't worry, simply flick the "nipple" down and the monitor has its own built in crosshair, its rather simple, but it helps a lot when a crosshair is too small or too simple.Now, there are some issues:Like I said before, there is a tiny "trace" when doing simple tasks, mouse movement, etc, however it isn't that bad when you get into more screen-filling apps and games.The I/O is rather barebones, an HDMI, DP, AUX, and a power input, however if you're using this for gaming, that shouldn't be an issue.The build quality does feel kind of plastic and cheap, but then again, that is to be expected with the price.I haven't had any experience with the included stand, due to me using a third party stand for my dual monitor setup.Mounting could be complicated with certain mounts, as the back does pop out a bit, however a little bit of tough love solves every issue.Overall, I enjoy this monitor, of course I'm replacing it down the line, but as of right now, it's comfy.Thanks to whoever read this and I hope this review helped in the smallest amount, and that you guys have a good day!

Man, $115 was a steal for this monitor! For that price, you can't even find a 75-90Hz monitor, let alone this one. Now I'm going to answer the number one question about this monitor. Yes, it does have ghosting right out of the box. BUT, you can reduce it drastically by tinkering with the settings. In Luminance section, my Eco Mode is set to "Standard", with Brightness and Contrast at 50, and my Gamma is set to "Gamma3". In Color Setup, my Color Temp is set to "Warm". In Game Settings, my Overdrive is set to "Medium", and my Adaptive Sync is "On". Game Color is set to "10". These are my personal settings, you might like them or hate them. Every monitor is going to have a little bit of ghosting, that's why monitor settings exists. When it comes to Overdrive, Medium or Off is your best choice. The Strong mode has the best affects on lighter objects, but it over ghosts on darker objects. For the best results on this monitor, I highly recommend using a Display Port cord if your graphics card or motherboard supports it. HDMI is fine, but it doesn't carry color accuracy as well as the Display Port. But like I said, there's nothing to complain about at this price point. I'm thankful that I even got a working monitor for $115.

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Running this monitor with 3400g Ryzen, 16gb RAM, no dedicated graphics card. There was some ghosting like others mentioned, but I turned on "FPS mode" on the monitor settings and it went away to a sufficient point. 144hz, 1ms, 1080p, 24" at $140 is a pretty good deal, games/photo editing look good, colors are balanced, brightness is there. Nothing special, but it gets the job done.cons: limited port connectivity, but has basics; limited mobility to reposition monitor. some ghosting without FPS mode turned on

We bought several of these to upgrade our old monitors for gaming and they are beautiful. There were no dead pixels and the monitors have been serving us well for a while now. We have no complaints at all and give this affordable, but high quality brand the highest recommendation.