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How good Is this AOC 4K IPS or LG 4K monitor for $330-$430cad?

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https://www.amazon.ca/AOC-U2790VQ-3840x2160-Frameless-DisplayPort/dp/B07LBM2DCC/ref=sr_1_fkmrnull_1?keywords=AOC+4K+IPS&qid=1555900201&s=electronics&sr=1-1-fkmrnull

 

So, I bought a Thinkpad mobile workstation for 3d modelling and a little bit of gaming, but definitely want to run it with a 4k monitor as it's only a 15.6" machine. I need IPS, which really has limited my options to the mega expensive $1200CAD Asus 4K IPS high refresh monitors, and the BenQ $700 IPS 4K 60hz monitor. However, I found this $330 CAD AOC 4K IPS monitor. Are these crap, or worth checking out? For half the price of the BenQ, it seems like a good option. I don't care about high refresh, as I don't do that much gaming, and definitely not competitive games. And I'm not willing to shell $1200 CAD for a single monitor, as I plan to buy 2 to eventually run on my desktop. There's also this LG Monitor, which is $430, which seems like a good option as well. 

 

Thoughts? 

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Hey everyone, don't want to bump but I am looking at picking one of these monitors up within the next 2 weeks, but there's not many reviews, especially the AOC one. Anyone know if AOC uses rejected panels, or do they only use the "A" panels like other big brands?

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Someone made a review of the monitor just recently: https://www.dtfav.com/?p=2230 

This is a brand new product, released only just a few weeks ago.

 

The AOC U2790VQ and AOC U2790PQU are the same display but the latter has an upgraded stand and multi-media functions.

I am planning to buy the U2790VQ myself.

 

EDIT: The picture quality in the AOC is just as good or better than the Dell U2718Q which is more than twice the price, but no HDR support.

 

I don't read the reply to my posts anymore so don't bother.

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Another review that mentioned the panel used in the U2790VQ: https://www.xxrsm.com/h-nd-198.html

 

It's in Chinese so turn Google Translate on. It uses LM270PF1L panel by Panda tech, Chinese company.

I don't read the reply to my posts anymore so don't bother.

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5 hours ago, ApolloFury said:

Someone made a review of the monitor just recently: https://www.dtfav.com/?p=2230 

This is a brand new product, released only just a few weeks ago.

 

The AOC U2790VQ and AOC U2790PQU are the same display but the latter has an upgraded stand and multi-media functions.

I am planning to buy the U2790VQ myself.

 

EDIT: The picture quality in the AOC is just as good or better than the Dell U2718Q which is more than twice the price, but no HDR support.

 

I can testify a bit.  I have a AOC as you can see in my signature.  Going from the first 4k monitor Samsung built 28" to AOC if anything the AOC has better picture, but honestly I would say their the same but the Samsung was not LED.  I haven't used LG monitors or IPS monitor so I can't say nothing about that, but I do know IPS doesn't have the Fed up terrible display angles, where a tone of a color up top and down below screen are different lol.  Soon IPS for me but I need 120hz and 40" and curved HDR freesync,, Wishful thinking.  :(

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