Customer Ratings & Reviews

Can't beat the price for what you get. I picked mine up for 180 + tax. built in speakers aren't super great, but they get the job done. I ordered it online and it arrived at my house on time and in one piece. If you like large monitors, this one is for you.

Going from a 15” monitor to this 27” widescreen was a revelation. The picture is great and the wide monitor makes it nice to have multiple documents or windows open side-by-side without the need to flip back and forth. The control buttons are on the bottom of the monitor making it difficult to see which ones to use, and it’s hard to see the labels. The speakers aren’t the best, but I have yet to see a monitor this affordable with great ones.

I'm not a frequent reviewer - only when really impressed or disappointed. WIth the AOC E2752Vh I'm very impressed. I'm not a gamer - just use the monitor for spreadsheets, word documents, general web hopping, etc. Excellent color and clarity for the money, and 27" is fantastic. Definitely recommend. Hopefully AOC quality is there.

When I saw this (for $199, $179 now 1 week later!) for 27" I immediately went to the physical dimensions and pulled out my tape measure. There was nothing at this price, 27", and physical size like it. I modified my desk by 1/2 inch to make sure it would fit. I LOVE it! That extra viewing real estate is great, and the picture awesome for PC-ing and watching HD video. The Bad: Sales guy mentioned AOC was popular, but some models had stands that were not so great. They didn't have one on display, but I saw other AOCs that seem to have more sturdy stands than this one does, but if it were not for the BUTTONS, I would not be touching it so would never notice (it doesn't wobble when typing or anything, just when you are fishing under it messing with the BUTTONS). The BUTTONS: They claim in the featureset that it has intuitive buttons. NOT! I plan to use it to switch between two PCs: 1 on HDMI, the other on VGA or DVI. Once you finger-find the buttons, get your fingers in position under all 4 buttons, then like fluting notes, it's 2,vol+ to scroll inputs,button 4 to set. Volume is on button 1 which then becomes VOL- and button 2 becomes VOL+, and you get the OSD off again with button 4. Urrg! There are Utilities which come with it, but I had problems with them (there is no documentation on these). I must admit that I have not looked at both my Intel utilities and theirs which might be conflicting with each other. Also, I did a Win Update, and it grabbed the AOC Driver for this Monitor, so this might fix things up; I'm sure there will be an easy keyboard shortcut I will get working, and my keyboard has volume controls, so I don't plan to need to use the buttons eventually. The provided utilities do let you do the gamut of various settings and modes which, if navigated via Buttons, would drive one insane. Oh, Speakers. SRS, really? Hey, they are okay as PC Speakers, but watching a movie is not great audio experience - my Samsung Tablet sounds better, but this is one of few monitors that does have speakers, and they are good enough for PC usage. OVERALL: Go get one of these. Still have the box, got it last weekend, could take it back, get another for $20 less - yeah, right. Box going to the trash chute tonight 'cause this puppy is sugged into its hole at my desk and isn't going anywhere "till the wheels fall off."

i bought this monitor because of the size and the price, i did not know the brand but after using it, it did not matter it works really well and for the price this is a steal for a brand new 27 inch monitor

If you aren't using a 27" widescreen LCD monitor - WHY NOT? Anything less than 27" is really limiting your ability to get a great view of whatever your viewing from your computer.Set up was easy and painless. One of the reviewers offered some tips on the best visual set up, which I followed and it worked perfectly. If you're worried it might be too big ... its not! After having this for a couple of months, I think I like to go up to a 32" monitor.

I bought two of these monitors to match the one I have for work and both are great to work from and combined with the third they give me a lot more work space. However both have one or two dead pixels and neither came with screws to secure the base. I will exchange these and hope the two new ones don't have any dead pixels.

Exceptional overall quality, sharp clear picture with a good video card.

This is a great value for a 27" monitor. The picture is very good and the sound is decent.

I have 7 27" led monitors, 3 ViewSonic top of the line 1 ms monitors, 2 top of the line Asus 2 ms monitors, 1 Samsung 1 ms monitor and this AOC 27" 2 ms led monitor. This AOC by far having the clearest, sharpest and most outstanding color of any of my other led monitors. Also, this monitor has 1- VGA, 1- DVI and 2- HDMI connections. Good luck finding such an EXCELLENT led monitor such as this one with this many connections. This monitor should have a price tag of nothing less than $399.99 not $249.99. Also I might add, when using a 27" monitor you will only get a top notch picture if your computer has a mid to high end graphics card... of which all of my computers have the GTX 660 graphics cards.

Bright even color. Accurate. Menu buttons are odd but not impossible to figure out. I am super happy with the price and quality. I may buy more.

Was sketchy b/c of brand but i read the reviews and they were mostly 5 stars. I ordered and picked up same day 6/3/2015. Good graphics for my build. Msi ATX DDR3 2600 LGA Z97 and Msi 970 gtx graphics card. I will buy another two if this monitor lasts me 3 months.

A good value in a 27 inch monitor. I had hoped to use the built-in speakers but they are really awful with tinny sound and inadequate volume. Buy this monitor for the display and you'll be more than pleased, however.

I bought the product on CyberMonday. Great price. The picture quality is great. Wow I replaced my 20". It's like having two screens now. I will definitely buy a few more for my entire office.

For the price this monitor is about as good as it gets. Rarely do you see a 27" monitor at this low price but as soon as I saw it on BB.com I knew I had to make the jump. Prior to getting this monitor I was using a 20" 10 year old acer monitor paired with a 10 year old 19" HP. I wanted to upgrade but thought monitor prices were outrageous for what they were and for what I needed them for. I bought this AOC and man was I in for a treat when I brought it home. First off it is definitely light weight compared to older monitors. I almost tossed it out of the box because I didn't realize how light it was. Cons: Kind of bulky stand, bezel is as bit thick, buttons are hard to press and not labeled plainly(just have to learn by memory what the buttons do as you feel around for them). Pros: Great for the price, clear picture with hardly any stretching that will be noticeable to the average user, works good in games, speakers are decent if you don't have external speakers already, setup was as easy as popping the disc in make sure the computer registered the monitor and than turning it on.

I got this monitor on sale and WOW what a steal! 2ms response time is PERFECT for hardcore gaming. Even though it's 27" it is still very light weight without any quality loss. Very easy to set up because the monitor snaps in to the base plate without any hardware at all. Features all the inputs you could want including 3.5mm output to hook up nice speakers. I know there are monitors out there now with virtually no "border" around the screen so I marked Design as 4/5 but honestly there's nothing wrong with this design. It's simple and features EVERYTHING you need for a gaming-good time. Even at the regular price it's worth it.

This is a great value in a monitor (at least on sale). It has lots of inputs. It has speakers as well that are decent quality and very usable. I don't like monitors that put the controls under the monitor especially without clear labels to know what each button does. But this is one of those monitors. The image quality is actually better than I had expected for a low price monitor but not up to the level of some higher end monitors I have seen and used. Overall I am happy with this monitor.

Bought this monitor to try and save some money. I'll admit I'm usually picky with these sort of purchases and the image quality is just not what I'm used to. Positives: I think this is an awesome monitor for someone that is on a budget looking for a larger screen size. I loved that it had VGA, DVI, and HDMI connection, which is actually kind of rare at this screen size for some reason. Another positive is this did not have the usual power brick that I saw on many monitors, and since it's a traditional LED LCD, the response time was fast. Negatives: If image quality and color reproduction are things you care about, you'll definitely want to avoid this monitor. The colors looked really washed out in a lot of instances. I was hooked up through DVI and HDMI via computer and Xbox One respectively. The computer wasn't too bad, but I really noticed the colors weren't that great on the Xbox (Tip: switch to Full RGB on Xbox One settings to improve this). Compared to other monitors this is not aesthetically pleasing as the borders are very notable and the monitor is bulky in comparison. A couple of side notes: speakers are bad as expected, plugging in my headset or external speakers to the monitor did not sound great either as i heard some popping and distorting when the sound got loud (Monitor volume does affect the output volume, I had at around 50-60 out of 100). So, I'd recommend hooking up audio directly to whatever device is in the HDMI input rather than through the monitor. Overall, I ended up switching to an IPS display and it's much better suited for my needs, however, I would absolutely recommend this display to someone who is looking for a cheap 27" monitor as there weren't any issues I saw while testing the display.

As other reviewers have said, the buttons on the bottom are a little difficult to use, and when using them the monitor does wobble like crazy. Please, don't let that deter you from getting this monitor. The monitor is VERY bright at the stock "Standard" setting. To alleviate some stress on my eyes, I set it to the "Game" preset, and now it llooks great for general use. The image is very crisp and clear using a DVI cable. I imagine you'll have simiar results using HDMI, and you'll probably get a slightly fuzzy pic using VGA - which is common. Please note: It only comes packaged with a VGA cable, so pick up a HDMI or DVI cable for better performance. It's also very inexpensive, cost at time of this posting is $199.99 with free shipping. Unit arrived safely in ONE DAY via UPS, with no dead/stuck pixels and very little, if any, backlight bleed. Highly recommended. Thanks for reading my review.

Purchased this monitor mainly for gaming and to watch movies, quality is great, hassle free set up.