AOC announced today a brand-new gaming monitor, the 28” (71.1 cm) G2868PQU with Ultra HD / 4K (3840×2160 pixels) resolution. According to the press release, the display boasts a next-gen HDR-ready TN panel with 1 ms response time. The G2868PQU also supports AMD FreeSync which eliminates stutter and screen-tear caused by mismatched image frames between the graphics card and the monitor.
Going into more details, this HDR-ready display is said to be equipped with a new 28” TN panel, covering 102% of sRGB and 82% of AdobeRGB colour gamuts. Thus, the monitor promises to allow gamers to see 4X as many details as on a Full HD display, but experience vivid colours and popping visuals as well. Furthermore, it is said that the image on the G2868PQU is extremely sharp thanks to a density of 157.35 ppi (pixel per inch).
The AOC G2868PQU monitor is also equipped with the following gaming-specific features in its on-screen menu:
- With AOC’s Game Color, users can adjust the colour saturation, oversaturating the image if the content is dull-looking, or under saturating for better grey levels.
- With AOC’s Shadow Control, users can dial-in shadow levels to brighten dark areas and vice versa to better see details in dark or too bright/washed out areas without affecting the whole image.
- AOC Game Modes, with specific adjustments for different game genres (FPS, Racing, RTS), plus three user customisable modes.
- AOC Dial Point, where users can place an aiming indicator in FPS games which lacks an in-game crosshair, so they can still aim precisely and accurately.
AOC’s G2868PQU will be available as of March 2019 with an MSRP of €369,00 / £319,00.
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