AGON by AOC expands its line-up with the new line AGON PRO designed for professional gamers that introduces three new 27-inch monitors: AG274QXM (QHD @ 170Hz), which employs a VESA DisplayHDR 1000 certified IPS Mini LED panel, ” AG274UXP (4K @ 144Hz) e AG274QG (QHD @ 240Hz), both 4-side frameless monitors featuring fast IPS panels and VESA DisplayHDR 600 support.
The new models are designed to meet the needs of any player. Those who prefer competitive games that require high refresh rates and responsive displays will be able to count on panels up to 240 Hz and 1ms GtG. At the same time, the high resolution 4K or QHD and the Vesa certified HDR support (DisplayHDR 600 or DisplayHDR 1000) allows you to fully enjoy the graphics of the games.
We are talking about high-end monitors but all characterized by a different tip feature. In fact, it starts from the AGON PRO AG274QXM which is satisfied with the 1440p resolution and the 170 Hz refresh but equips MiniLED with 576 lighting zones functional to the HDR 1000 certification. The AGON PRO AG274QG, always 1440p, instead stops at the HDR 600 with IPS LED but reaches 240 Hz focusing on fluidity. Finally, to close there is the AGON PRO AG274UXP with Nano IPS backlight that points to 4K with HDR 600 and is proposed as an option to be placed side by side with the latest generation consoles.
Features of the three AOC monitors include VRR, claimed 1 millisecond GtG response time, dual 5W speakers with DTS, USB 4.0 hub, new LightFX RGB lighting, logo projector, and the new AGON QuickSwitch controller. Also standard are preset profiles, viewfinders, shadow control and G-Sync, even if for the AGON PRO AG247QG model we talk about G-Sync Ultimate complete with Nvidia Reflex Latency Analyzer module.
On the other hand, the equipment of the AGON PRO AG247QG lacks the KVM technology and USB-C connectivity, present instead on the other models that through the small port offer DisplayPort 1.4, data delivery and 65W charging. On the other hand, it does not renounce the frameless design on all four sides, which is lacking in the case of the AGON PRO AG247QXM, however, an advantage, albeit slightly in this case, with a DCI-P3 range of 99% against 98% of the other two models. . But it shares with them a genesis that seeks the balance between shortcomings and excellence, which it leads to prices quite similar despite some markedly different characteristics. In fact, we are talking about 1049 euros for the AGON PRO AG247QXM, arriving these days, and 999 euros for the AG247QG and for the AG247UXP, both arriving in February 2022.
Let’s read together the details of the AGON PRO monitor line from the AOC press release:
AG274QXM, the 27 “monitor awarded for its design (Red Dot Design Award) and equipped with a screen (Shadow Shield) that reduces reflections from sunlight or stage lights. The exceptional backlight technology Mini LED and a fast IPS panel with QHD (2560 x 1440) resolution, it offers 576 dimmer zones for DisplayHDR 1000 support to achieve minimal halo effect and better brightness uniformity than edge-lit HDR displays while reducing monitor thickness. The high quality of the DisplayHDR 1000 certifies a peak brightness of 1000 nits and deep, dense black levels, all within the same frame. With 1.07 billion colors and a 99% DCI-P3 gamut area, the AG274QXM offers a superb color viewing experience. Gamers of all skill levels, especially competitive gamers, will appreciate the monitor’s 170Hz refresh rate with 1ms GtG for smooth viewing. With its G-SYNC compatibility, the monitor offers stutter-free and tear-free gameplay even with HDR enabled.
The 27 “AG274UXP features a 4K (3840 x 2160) resolution Nano IPS panel to deliver razor-sharp images with its 163 PPI pixel density. GtG response of 1 ms, the monitor is very competitive in the market. The color monitor supports DisplayHDR 600 technology for rich, brilliant and dynamic images, with very high brightness, 1.07 billion colors and 98% coverage. DCI-P31 range. The monitor has a 4-sided bezel-less design for an extra sleek look, which has received the Red Dot Design Award, and also comes with a Shadow Shield. Thanks to its HDMI 2.1 support, the AG274UXP is fully compatible with next generation consoles, which can output 4K @ 120Hz and can support variable refresh rate. Tearing and stuttering on both console and PC are eliminated thanks to G-SYNC compatibility.
For most hardcore gamers and esports gamers who need the highest frames per second they can get but don’t want to compromise on color fidelity, the G-Sync Ultimate AG274QG monitor is just perfect. The 27 “AG274QG features a fast IPS panel with QHD (2560 x 1440) resolution and a refresh rate of up to 240Hz to deliver incredibly detailed and smooth gameplay. With a 1ms GtG response time, ghosting is practically non-existent, and for the more enthusiast it is also possible to measure the latency of their system thanks to the built-in NVIDIA Reflex Analyzer. By connecting a mouse with Reflex support such as the AOC GM500, the analysis system provides users with immediate feedback on the latency of the system. Another of the strengths of the AG274QG is the rich and vivid images. With 1.07 billion colors, 98% coverage of the DCI-P34 area, the AG274QG also supports DisplayHDR 600 to display at the same time bright light and deep shadows. NVIDIA G-SYNC ULTIMATE certification means the monitor employs a world-class NVIDIA G-SYNC processor to deliver lifelike HDR, excellent contrast, and ultra-low latency for a spectacular and immersive gaming experience. This monitor has also been awarded for its design and is equipped with Shadow Shield.
All three monitors also come with a versatile, height-adjustable 120mm stand for comfortable gaming sessions. The integrated 4-port USB 3.2 hub helps gamers connect their peripherals such as keyboards, mice, streaming lights or webcams.
The monitors are equipped with RGB (Light FX) lighting, in addition to the projection of the AGON logo already introduced in the previous AGON PRO models to increase customization. The QuickSwitch controller, a wired remote control, is present in all models and allows you to easily adjust game-specific features in the OSD. The OSD can also be controlled on the monitor itself or using the G-Menu software (AG274QXM and AG274UXP).
To complete the audiovisual experience, all models have two 5W speakers with DTS support for clear and rich sound. The AG274QXM monitor and AG274UXP are equipped with a USB-C connection (65W power supply) and an integrated KVM switch, in addition, the AG274UXP also offers a Picture-by-Picture mode. For content creators and live streamers who use multiple computers, this feature makes it easy to switch between PCs using the same monitor and peripherals, or mirror your smartphone via USB-C while streaming games from. mobile.
Below is the summary of prices and launch period of the new AGON PRO monitors:
- AGON PRO AG274QXM will be available from October 2021 at the recommended price of € 1049.
- AGON PRO AG274UXP will be available from February 2022 at the recommended price of € 999.
- AGON PRO AG274QG will be available from February 2022 at the recommended price of € 999.
#AGON #PRO #AOC #monitors #HDR #fast #IPS #panels