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Anyone thoughts experience on AOC E2752VQ
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Well, I had the AOC 2353Ph. I read some good reviews about it, the price was low so I bought it.
After digging for a while I found that AOC focuses mainly on cheap panels, with quality somewhere at the bottom of their to-do list.
Build quality was ''meh'', there was a little gap between the bezel and the panel itself. The whole panel was flimsy, you could twist it easily. Probably because of that, I had a slightly purple-ish tint on the lower-right corner - twisting the panel by hand would reduce the effect slightly...
Picture quality was ''okay'' at best. Coming from a Samsung 226BW (2006 TN panel) I hoped a lot more from IPS. They quoted a 5ms gtg time or something like that, but there was a lot of motion blur even on slower-moving objects (I play League of Legends and the whole screen would blur a bit when moving the character/map). I replaced it with a more expensive HP ZR2440W and was a lot happier.
In short: if your son is not very picky and you want a good price/performance ratio, then, judging from my experience with their other product, the E2752VQ MIGHT be a good candidate.
But I would suggest seeing one in person, as most i2353Ph reviews state, that it was AOC's first ''good'' monitor, or something along those lines.
You might want to check other manufacturers for a little bit more money, or maybe try one of the Korean monitors that have their own separate thread here.
After digging for a while I found that AOC focuses mainly on cheap panels, with quality somewhere at the bottom of their to-do list.
Build quality was ''meh'', there was a little gap between the bezel and the panel itself. The whole panel was flimsy, you could twist it easily. Probably because of that, I had a slightly purple-ish tint on the lower-right corner - twisting the panel by hand would reduce the effect slightly...
Picture quality was ''okay'' at best. Coming from a Samsung 226BW (2006 TN panel) I hoped a lot more from IPS. They quoted a 5ms gtg time or something like that, but there was a lot of motion blur even on slower-moving objects (I play League of Legends and the whole screen would blur a bit when moving the character/map). I replaced it with a more expensive HP ZR2440W and was a lot happier.
In short: if your son is not very picky and you want a good price/performance ratio, then, judging from my experience with their other product, the E2752VQ MIGHT be a good candidate.
But I would suggest seeing one in person, as most i2353Ph reviews state, that it was AOC's first ''good'' monitor, or something along those lines.
You might want to check other manufacturers for a little bit more money, or maybe try one of the Korean monitors that have their own separate thread here.