AOC has recently presented a new monitor of the AGON series, intended for the high end of the market and in particular for gaming enthusiasts who do not look too much at the price and who do not look for compromises when it comes to high and diagonal important framerates.
Less impressive than the previous 49 "AGON G493UCX unveiled at the end of 2019, the new one AOC AG353UCG stands out above all for the refresh rate of 200 Hz, GtG response time of 2 ms and one peak brightness of 1000 nits thanks to VESA DisplayHDR 1000 support.
AOC AGON AG353UCG has a curved display from 35 inches which promises to offer a highly immersive gaming experience, and thanks to the VA type panel Quantum Dot offers a better contrast than the IPS models, with a typical value of 2500: 1 and a 90% DCI-P3 color space coverage.
On three sides of the screen the frames are completely absent, on the back there is a circular RGB LED, while the base is distinguished by the red V-shaped support and is adjustable in height.
AGON AG353UCG supports the NVIDIA G-SYNC technology, capable of guaranteeing a smooth and dynamic gaming experience even when the frames per second fall below a certain threshold. Finally, as regards the I / O department we find two DisplayPort 1.4, an HDMI 2.0 port, four USB A 3.1, audio in / out and a 3.5 mm jack output.
On Amazon it is already listed at € 2,350, but it is not yet available for purchase. Below is the link.
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