AOC U27B3A 4K 27" IPS 3840x2160 UHD Frameless Monitor, Display Port x1, HDMI x2, Built in Speaker, Eye Care, Flicker Free, 1 Billion+ Colors, sRGB 128.7%, VESA
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Size: 27" UHD
Style: Speakers
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- AOC 27 4K UHD 3840 x 2160 UHD LED monitor.Specific uses for product - Multimedia
- IPS panel with wide Viewing angles and produces over 1 billion colors for rich details
- 3-Sided frameless design, ideal for seamless setup. Brightness (typical) - 350 cd/m2
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AOC U27B3A displays stunningly sharp images at 4K UHD resolution in a 27-inch size where every detail is clear. Its UHD resolution makes multitasking or working with large windows with ease. Its IPS panel ensures accurate color displayed while viewing from a wide range of angles while producing over 1 billion colors for true-to-life colors. What's in the box: 27" Monitor, power cord, power adapter, HDMI cable, DP cable, quick starter guide. At AOC, we design great products that meet our customers’ needs in a sustainable and responsible way. Our entire lineup is Mercury-free, ROHS-compliant, and made from conflict-free materials. Our packaging now includes less plastic, less ink, and more paper. To learn more about our full commitment to a greener future, visit Environment Policy | AOC Monitors.
Brand: AOC
Screen Size: 27 Inches
Resolution: 4K UHD 2160p
Aspect Ratio: 169
Screen Surface Description: Glossy
Standing screen display size: 27 Inches
Screen Resolution: 3840x2160
Max Screen Resolution: 3840 x 2160 Pixels
Brand: AOC
Series: AOC B3
Item model number: U27B3A
Item Weight: 13.82 pounds
Product Dimensions: 9.05 x 24.17 x 18.11 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 9.05 x 24.17 x 18.11 inches
Color: Black
Manufacturer: TPV Technology
Date First Available: May 23, 2024
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Size: 27" UHD
Style: Flat Screen
I bought this at the end of 2019 as a gift for myself. I wanted a monitor that would be good for gaming and illustrations. Here's a run down of my specific wants: > 27" monitor (I felt 32" was too large. I would be fine with a 24", but this was, again, a gift for myself and I quite liked this size in comparison) > LED + IPS monitor > 4K Ultra HD resolution > High brightness > High color gamut > Low response time > High refresh rate > Anti-glare/Matte > VESA mountable If you've looked into this monitor some more, you will notice that it does not satisfy everything I wanted. The U2790VQ is NOT a LED monitor, but an LCD with WLED backlight, which is better than an LCD monitor without an LED backlight. It also does not have a high refresh rate; it caps at 60 fps (tested and true). But when put side by side to other 27" monitors with similar specs at this price, the U2790VQ was still the best option. This monitor has the highest brightness of 350 cd/m^2 compared to similar ones at this price point. There were others that had a higher refresh rate, but lower brightness and color gamut. Since I planned to use my computer for illustrations, the refresh rate wasn't as important of a factor as the brightness and color gamut. There were more expensive ones that could satisfy EVERYTHING I wanted, but I would be looking at, at minimum, a $150 increase in price, which I wasn't willing to shell out for. So, that is to say, I was willing to exchange these two points for the savings. -------------------------- I am back after a year just to see if the market has anything that might fit my wants better at the $200-$300 price point, but it seems that it is still the best option. I practically use it everyday for long periods of time, especially since COVID began, and it has not failed me in any regard. There is no bleeding, no dead cells, nothing. It's as good as it was right out of the box. I don't have to use it at full brightness--especially in the room I have it in--but it is nice to have that option. The screen is not AS consistent in color at different angles as I would like, but it is minimal and is only a slight nuisance when doing my illustrations. It is far better than a normal LCD monitor. Sometimes I do wish for higher fps, but I'm used to playing at lower fps rates anyhow, so it isn't something that bothers me--just a thing I would be looking for when I eventually upgrade to a monitor worth more than $500. I will be sticking with this one until then.
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Size: 27" UHD
Style: Flat Screen
If you’re in the hunt for a low-cost 4K monitor, this should definitely hit your radar. I’m loving its 350 nits brightness, especially when watching video feeds. It’s a vast improvement over my previous 250 nit 4K monitor. The extra nits allow for greater contrast and deeper blacks. Performance-wise, it’s a good monitor. The settings menu system is a bit funky, but nothing a person with a bit of sense can’t deal with. The manual isn’t of much help, only stating the obvious. Once you’ve figured things out and made your selections, most of what you’ll need will be controlled by the joystick power switch on the back, which is simple. Many AOC monitors have Philips counterparts that are internally identical. In the case of the AOC U2790VQ, the counterpart is the Philips 276E8VJSB. Besides costing less, the Philips also comes with a 4 year advance replacement warranty, though I have no idea how well Philips stands behind it. Why did I buy the AOC rather than the Philips? For health reasons I need a monitor whose height can be adjusted. Neither the AOC nor the Philips comes with a height-adjustable stand. The AOC has a VESA mount, though—and the Philips does not. It's a snap to replace the stand that comes with the AOC with a good, solid, inexpensive VESA stand. The base-hinged stands that come with these monitors aren’t nearly as firm. Also, the cables are hidden better with the AOC than with the Philips. But that's a quibble. Note: you could get the Philips 278E1A, which is virtually identical in specs to the 276E8VJSB and includes a VESA mount...but it’s been impossible to buy without also incurring a $40–50 shipping fee. So it turns out not to be less expensive than the AOC. So if you don't need a VESA mount or a really solid stand, go for the Philips monitor. If the stand is an issue, like it was for me, it only takes another $50 or so to fix you up.
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