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AOC gaming monitors from 24 to 43 inches, including the C24G2, CQ27G3Z, Q32G3S, U28G2X and AGON models like the AG275QXL and AG324UX. High refresh gaming at every resolution.
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135.500 KWD
or 4 × 33.875 KWD with
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135.500 KWD
or 4 × 33.875 KWD with
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110.500 KWD
or 4 × 27.625 KWD with
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AOC AT AX
High refresh at every size.
AOC monitors from FHD to 4K: the curved C24G2 and CQ27G3Z, the Q32G3S QHD IPS, the U28G2X and 43 inch G4309VX/D in 4K, and the AGON AG275QXR, AGON PRO AG275QXL and AG324UX. The 24B1H covers everyday office and home use.
Choose by resolution and size. A 24 inch FHD screen like the C24G2 suits high frame rates on modest PCs; 27 and 31.5 inch QHD models such as the CQ27G3Z and Q32G3S are the balanced choice. 4K models like the U28G2X and AG324UX need a stronger graphics card. Curved VA panels favor contrast; flat IPS favors color and viewing angles.
AGON · AGON PRO
premium gaming line
FHD to 4K
24 to 43 inch sizes
Curved VA · flat IPS
contrast or color accuracy
AOC FAQ
Before you buy.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about AOC gaming monitors.
FHD, QHD or 4K: which AOC monitor resolution should I choose?
FHD screens like the C24G2 suit 24 inch sizes and high frame rates on modest PCs. QHD models such as the CQ27G3Z are a sharp, balanced choice at 27 inches, while 4K monitors like the U28G2X and AG324UX need a powerful graphics card but show the most detail for games and work.
What is the difference between AOC AGON and the standard AOC gaming range?
AGON is AOC's premium gaming line, with models like the AGON PRO AG275QXL and AG324UX built around higher-end panels and extra features. The standard AOC G series, such as the C24G2 and CQ27G3Z, covers fast gaming monitors at a more accessible level.
Curved or flat: which AOC monitor suits me?
Curved models like the CQ27G3Z and C24G2 use VA panels with strong contrast, which suits dark scenes and immersive games. Flat IPS models such as the AG324UX and AGON PRO AG275QXL give wider viewing angles and more accurate colors for mixed gaming and creative work.
Which cable should I use to reach the full refresh rate?
Use DisplayPort or HDMI 2.1, ideally with the cable that comes with the monitor. Older HDMI ports and cables can hold 4K models like the U28G2X to a lower refresh rate than the monitor supports.