Description
The Q27G42XNE features a 27″ QHD Fast VA panel, 180Hz refresh rate, and 1ms GtG response time for smooth and detailed visuals. With HDR10, AdaptiveSync (G-Sync TBC), and low input lag, it delivers reliable performance. . LOW INPUT LAG Unleash your reflexes by switching to the AOC Low Input Lag mode. Forget graphical frills: this mode rewires the monitor in favour of raw response time, giving the ultimate edge in hai trigger stand-offs. Features: 27in VA display.; QHD display resolution.; Resolution 2560 x 1440 pixels.; 180Hz refresh rate.; 0.5 ms response time.; Brightness 300cd/m2.; Contrast ratio 5000:1.; Pixel pitch 0.23mm.; Built-in speakers.; Suitable for wall mounting.; VESA mount 100 x 100mm.; Interfaces and connectivity: 2 HDMI ports, 1 DisplayPort, .; Digital input.; Speaker power 2 x 2 watts RMS.; General Information: Tiltable screen.; Power saving facility.; Size H44.96, W61.39, D19.76cm.; Weight 3.7kg.; Energy efficiency class: E.; Energy Consumption per 1000h: 21kWh.; Energy consumption in high dynamic mode per 1000h: 34kWh.; Manufacturer’s 3 year guarantee.; EAN: 4038986642613.
Anonymous –
I bought for my son, he really enjoyed. 5 stars!
Anonymous –
I bought this a few weeks ago and really happy with the pure quality of this monitor even at this price. Difficult to not pick up
Anonymous –
Nice size, easy to set up. Came with display cable and HDMI Cable. Great price
Anonymous –
After a month of daily use, I’m genuinely impressed with the AOC Q27G42XNE. The biggest upgrade is easily the 180 Hz refresh rate. Everything feels noticeably smoother compared to my old 60 Hz display, especially in fast-paced games such as Black Ops 7 and Overwatch where motion clarity and responsiveness really matter and give a competitive edge. The QHD (2560×1440) resolution on a 27-inch screen makes games like Minecraft and GTA V and Borderlands and Cyberpunk look sharp and detailed without making text or UI elements too small, which also makes it great for browsing and work. Adaptive Sync support keeps gameplay smooth and tear-free, and input lag feels low, particularly in the monitor’s low-latency mode which nullifies the occasional smearing seen in other VA panels with moving dark objects.
The VA panel delivers strong contrast and deep blacks, which makes darker scenes in games and movies look good, though colour accuracy isn’t quite on the same level as a high-end IPS display but this monitor is the best at this price point. HDR10 support is included, but brightness limitations mean it’s more of a bonus feature than a standout one. Build quality is solid and the slim bezels look clean on a desk, although the included stand only offers tilt adjustment no height adjustment or ability to turn the monitor to portrait mode so using a VESA mount or monitor arm improves ergonomics. The built-in speakers are usable in a pinch but nothing special. Overall, it strikes a great balance between performance, resolution, and price, making it a strong value choice for gamers who want smooth QHD gameplay without overspending.
Anonymous –
Perfect for gaming..