A fresh addition to AOC’s gaming monitor portfolio is the CQ27G2X, a 27-inch curved display that promises an immersive gaming experience. Having made its debut in China and now available in Australia and New Zealand, this model is priced at approximately AUD$350 (~$231) and NZD$499 ($307), respectively. The monitor is notably more affordable in China, retailing for around CNY 1,249 (~$136).
The AOC CQ27G2X shares consistent specifications internationally, featuring a 27-inch VA panel with a 1500R curvature for enhanced gaming immersion. The display also offers a rich color experience with an 8-bit color depth and extensive color space coverage, boasting 92% DCI-P3 and 99% sRGB.
In terms of performance, the monitor offers an impressive 5,000:1 contrast ratio, although the peak brightness is capped at 300 nits. The CQ27G2X shines with a native resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels, which is elevated by a swift 180 Hz refresh rate and 4 ms GtG response times, which can be further reduced to 1 ms with the use of MPRT (Moving Picture Response Time) measurements. Gamers concerned with screen tearing will appreciate the inclusion of AMD FreeSync Premium support, enhancing the smoothness of gameplay.
The CQ27G2X is not only about performance but also considers user comfort and convenience. It comes equipped with an adjustable stand allowing for height, swivel, and tilt modifications, catering to an array of ergonomic preferences. Connectivity options include DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 2.0 inputs to ensure compatibility with a wide range of gaming setups.
Currently, there is no information regarding the release of the AOC CQ27G2X in other markets, but its arrival in the gaming display landscape is much anticipated by enthusiasts eager for a blend of high performance and the immersive qualities of curved monitors at competitive prices.
