28" AOC G2868PQU

The AOC monitor will enhance your PC system with a display with a 28" display size. The aspect ratio is 16:9. The monitor is equipped with the TN technology, boasting affordability and exceptional brightness and response. The monitor has a 3840 × 2160px resolution. The extra fast 1ms response time will be appreciated when playing high-speed trigger-happy action games, plus it keeps the image blissfully blur-free. The 60Hz refresh rate is generally considered to be the optimal standard. AOC lists the brightness as 300cd/m2. The monitor uses DisplayPort, HDMI 2.0 and VGA for PC connection.

28" AOC G2868PQU LCD Monitor Key Features

• 28" display diagonal
• 3840 × 2160px maximum resolution
• TN technology
• Matte surface for comfortable work
• 1ms response and 60Hz refresh rate
• Screen brightness up to 300 cd/m2
• FreeSync for syncing with AMD graphics cards
• The monitor is compatible with VESA mounts
• Monitor pivot increases the number of viewing options
• Includes a height-adjustable stand
• Integrated speakers for comfortable listening
• Blue light filtering for restful and uninterrupted sleep
• HDR image support with high dynamic range
• Typical power consumption of the 28" AOC G2868PQU is about 36W

28" AOC G2868PQU Features and Construction

The AOC screen measures 55 × 69 × 24.4cm, with an adjustable height. The monitor includes a stand, but you can also install it on the wall via a VESA mount. The device weights 4.9kg. The pivot feature makes things easier, as you can flip the monitor and rotate it 90° in both directions. A welcome bonus are the integrated speakers, which deliver solid audio for everyday PC activities. One key parameter is the input signal; in case of the 28" AOC G2868PQU it is DisplayPort, HDMI 2.0 and VGA. You connect your headphones directly to the monitor.

The 28" AOC G2868PQU Has a Number Of Modern Functions

If you often work long nights, the monitor offers a blue light filter, which improves your sleep quality. There's also the Flicker-free function, allaying eye pain and fatigue. An exclusive feature for gamers is proprietary image syncing with AMD graphics cards, better known as FreeSync.