AOC 24V2Q 24 "
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An elegant 23.8-inch monitor with virtually invisible bezels. The slim body (only 7.7 mm closer to the top), resting on a graceful “leg” with support for adjusting the display angle, also adds charm to the model. By the way, the connectors are integrated directly into the rack: Display Port, HDMI and 3.5mm mini-Jack for headphones or external speakers. AOC 24V2Q is made on an IPS-type matrix with natural colour reproduction and wide viewing angles on all fronts (within 178 °). The screen response time is 5 ms, the brightness reaches 250 cd / m², and the frame rate is 75 Hz. The picture is displayed at the maximum resolution of 1920x1080 pixels. The additional assets of the model include the Low Blue Mode system, which is tasked with reducing the intensity of the emitted blue light in order to reduce the visual load on the user's eyes.
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Transferring to a 5:4 HD monitor, you are already satisfied The design is needed, may be the same frames. So far nothing ;) use AOC 24V2Q less than month |
Great monitor for the money Eye protection technologies - work (with prolonged use, the eyes do not get tired) the presence of a display port. A small light in the lower part (at a brightness of 30 it is almost not noticeable) use AOC 24V2Q month or more i recommend it should buy |
Best Design Award Winner
When the ubiquitous fashion for thin frames began a couple of years ago, the term “frameless” came into use. Smartphones, monitors and TVs have become frameless, almost plastic windows have not reached. Yes, in comparison with the models of the past, the frames really got thin, but, honestly, in 99% of cases this is not framelessness. But not in the case of AOC 24V2Q. Just look at it, the framing on the sides and top is needed here rather in order not to accidentally cut yourself on the edge of the monitor. And so they are not actually visible. And the ultra-thin monitor itself looks cool and minimalist, with a reason that readers of the Windows Central portal called it the most beautiful 24-inch display of 2018. Given the $100-odd price tag, it could have been bought for the design alone.
Versatile monitor for different tasks
But no, the rest of the characteristics are also in order, there are definitely reasons to buy. The IPS-matrix is responsible for displaying the picture in the AOC 24V2Q. It supports Full HD resolution, is characterized by high contrast ratios, especially in dynamic scenes (20,000,000:1), saturated, moderately bright colours. Factory calibration ensures accurate colour reproduction and a natural picture that users generally like. The refresh rate is 75 Hz and the response time is 5 ms, which makes it a good candidate for a monitor in an inexpensive gaming system. The disadvantages of the image are only small lights (the so-called glow-effect), which appear in the dark at the edges of the screen.
External power supply
Flicker-Free and Low-blue Light technologies are designed to minimize eye fatigue, respectively, preventing flicker and reducing blue backlight. Gamers will certainly be attracted by the presence of AMD FreeSync technology, which eliminates tearing in the image when displaying dynamic scenes. In general, this is a versatile monitor that is suitable for a variety of scenarios, whether work, play, surf the net or watch your favorite TV shows. Against the background of all that has been said, there are two small minuses. All ports on the reverse side are located across the connection, and not along the bottom, which makes it difficult to put it right up to the wall. And be sure to learn that it has an external power supply. That is, an additional box will lie on the table or under the table. Such is the sacrifice of sleek design, slim body and slim bezels.
