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product_id: 102270078
title: "AOC U2790VQ 27\" 4K 3840x2160 UHD Frameless Monitor, IPS, 5ms, 1 Billion+ Colors, 108% sRGB, VESA, Black"
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# 5ms fast response time 1B+ colors & 108% sRGB gamut 27-inch 4K UHD display AOC U2790VQ 27" 4K 3840x2160 UHD Frameless Monitor, IPS, 5ms, 1 Billion+ Colors, 108% sRGB, VESA, Black

**Brand:** aoc
**Price:** 634615CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖼️ Elevate your workspace with stunning 4K clarity and color precision — don’t just see it, live it!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** AOC U2790VQ 27" 4K 3840x2160 UHD Frameless Monitor, IPS, 5ms, 1 Billion+ Colors, 108% sRGB, VESA, Black by aoc
- **How much does it cost?** 634615CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- aoc enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted aoc brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eye Comfort Tech:** Low Blue Light mode and flicker-free technology protect your eyes during long work sessions.
- • **Crisp 4K UHD Visuals:** Experience ultra-sharp 3840x2160 resolution for flawless multitasking and media consumption.
- • **Vibrant True-to-Life Colors:** IPS panel delivers over 1 billion colors with 108% sRGB coverage for professional-grade color accuracy.
- • **Seamless Multi-Monitor Setup:** 3-sided frameless design creates a sleek, borderless workspace that elevates your desk aesthetics.
- • **Flexible Mounting & Connectivity:** VESA compatibility plus HDMI & DisplayPort inputs with included cables for effortless integration.

## Overview

The AOC U2790VQ is a 27-inch 4K UHD monitor featuring an IPS panel that produces over 1 billion colors with 108% sRGB coverage, ensuring vibrant and accurate visuals. Its 3-sided frameless design offers a modern, seamless look ideal for multi-monitor setups. With a 5ms response time and 350 cd/m² brightness, it balances performance and eye comfort, enhanced by low blue light and flicker-free technologies. VESA mount compatibility and multiple connectivity options make it a versatile choice for professionals seeking a premium display experience backed by a 3-year warranty.

## Description

From the manufacturer AOC Monitor – U2790VQ 27” high quality panel. 4K Ultra HD resolution. Expanded color gamut. Key Features: Smooth Color Transitions About AOC Monitors AOC has been specializing in display technology for over half a century. It is our aim to provide great display experiences. The official monitors of elite gaming teams worldwide, AOC and AOC Gaming raises the bar on monitors, arguably the most important element of your computing system. Sleek, Frameless Design Modern, frameless design maximizes screen space and creates a clean, attractive presentation. Wide Color Gamut 10-bit color provides smoother color transitions and are able to display more colors than typical panels with 8-bit color depth. Sharper Images The Ultimate Work/Media Station Expand your view with multiple monitor set-ups. The frameless design (with narrow border) offers the minimal bezel distraction and extra clean set-up for the ultimate battle/work station. See the Details With 4K Ultra HD resolution at 384x2160 pixels of resolution, images are sharper and individual pixels are unnoticeable. Excellent for content creation or watching streaming media. IPS Panel IPS panels produce realistic colors that don’t change when you view from the side. Size:27 inch | Style:UHD 4K AOC U2790VQ displays stunningly sharp images at 4K UHD resolution in a 27-inch size where every detail is clear. Its UHD resolution makes multitasking or working with large windows with ease. Its IPS panel ensures accurate color displayed while viewing from a wide range of angles while producing over 1 billion colors for true-to-life colors. what's in the box: 27" Monitor, power cord, power adapter, HDMI cable, DP cable, quick starter guide

Review: One of 2 nearly-identical excellent low-cost 4K monitors - If you’re in the hunt for a low-cost 4K monitor, this should definitely hit your radar. I’m loving its 350 nits brightness, especially when watching video feeds. It’s a vast improvement over my previous 250 nit 4K monitor. The extra nits allow for greater contrast and deeper blacks. Performance-wise, it’s a good monitor. The settings menu system is a bit funky, but nothing a person with a bit of sense can’t deal with. The manual isn’t of much help, only stating the obvious. Once you’ve figured things out and made your selections, most of what you’ll need will be controlled by the joystick power switch on the back, which is simple. Many AOC monitors have Philips counterparts that are internally identical. In the case of the AOC U2790VQ, the counterpart is the Philips 276E8VJSB. Besides costing less, the Philips also comes with a 4 year advance replacement warranty, though I have no idea how well Philips stands behind it. Why did I buy the AOC rather than the Philips? For health reasons I need a monitor whose height can be adjusted. Neither the AOC nor the Philips comes with a height-adjustable stand. The AOC has a VESA mount, though—and the Philips does not. It's a snap to replace the stand that comes with the AOC with a good, solid, inexpensive VESA stand. The base-hinged stands that come with these monitors aren’t nearly as firm. Also, the cables are hidden better with the AOC than with the Philips. But that's a quibble. Note: you could get the Philips 278E1A, which is virtually identical in specs to the 276E8VJSB and includes a VESA mount...but it’s been impossible to buy without also incurring a $40–50 shipping fee. So it turns out not to be less expensive than the AOC. So if you don't need a VESA mount or a really solid stand, go for the Philips monitor. If the stand is an issue, like it was for me, it only takes another $50 or so to fix you up.
Review: A wide color gamut, good accuracy and acceptable customer service - Okay, so I bought this a while back as a second monitor. I do photography and videography, but only need to deliver in sRGB for the internet, so the 100% sRGB appealed to me (I managed to get to 99.8% of the sRGB gamut with DisplayCal). Surprisingly, though, I learned that I was getting nearly 89% of the AdobeRGB and 91% of the DCI-P3 gamuts when calibrated and verified. These are very good numbers, ones that even an LG 27UN850-W monitor costing almost twice as much doesn't even come close to. This is a good choice as a monitor for office work, imaging and viewing films. What I most like about this monitor is the unobtrusive anti-reflective coating, the lack of blooming of white on black text and the very reliable color accuracy. I don't game with it because I'm a responsible adult with a wide range of other time-sucking hobbies, but I'm sure with the meager refresh rate, it's not going to satisfy any hardcore gamers. But what I need it for, for doing some (non-critical) color-correct viewing, it meets and surpasses my expectations. The only downside for that is some inconsistency in the brightness uniformity. But this is absolutely forgivable for my purposes and I hardly even notice it. However, the brightness uniformity issue some have written about here leads to my next point about build quality. Here there are some issues. I suspect the uniformity issue is an issue of inconsistent quality control, because mine is tolerable and not as bad as some of the other examples seen here. Also, quality control was no doubt at issue when my monitor started developing vertical black lines after one year. This is caused by the adhesive degrading and the electrical inputs that connect to the display losing contact. I called AOC about it, I was asked to provide a few pictures and then I sent the monitor back. Thankfully, there's a generously long three-year warranty period on it. Because of the price I paid for it, I wasn't about to complain about losing it for three weeks, having to pay my own shipping and providing my own box, which they didn't send back to me. I was just happy to get a completely new one in an acceptable time-frame. Looking at the monitor and comparing it to other displays, such as my partner's MacBook Pro with the Retina display or the aforementioned piece of junk from LG, made me realize what a great buy this is. AOC is sacrificing a bit with build quality to provide some high capabilities in terms of what you buy the monitor for anyways: viewing. And with how fast display technology is moving, who really cares if the thing fails on you after three years? tl;dr buy this thing for literally anything else than gaming

## Features

- AOC 27” 4K UHD 3840 x 2160 UHD LED monitor.Specific uses for product - Multimedia
- Ips panel with wide Viewing angles and produces over 1 billion colors for rich details
- 3-Sided frameless design, ideal for seamless setup. Brightness (typical) - 350 cd/m²
- 5ms response time for fast Responses
- Accurate colors with over 99% sRGB & 90% NTSC color gamut coverage
- DisplayPort 1. 2, HDMI 2. 0, HDMI 1. 4 Connectivity (HDMI, & DisplayPort cables included)
- 20, 000, 000: 1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio for more details
- AOC low Blue mode protects your eyes from harmful Blue light spectrum
- Wall mountable with quick-remove stand (VESA compatible)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07LBM2DCC |
| Additional Features | Blue Light Filter, Flicker-Free, Frameless, Tilt Adjustment, Wall Mountable |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #17,532 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #495 in Computer Monitors |
| Brand | AOC |
| Brightness | 350 cd/m² |
| Built-In Media | 27" Monitor, DP Cable, HDMI cable, Power Cord, Power adapter, Quick Start Guide |
| Color | Black |
| Color Gamut | 99.99 |
| Compatible Devices | Monitor |
| Connectivity Technology | wired |
| Contrast Ratio | 20,000,000:1 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,842) |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 3840 x 2160 Pixels |
| Display Technology | 4K UHD, LCD, LED |
| Display Type | LED |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00685417720781 |
| Hardware Connectivity | DisplayPort, HDMI |
| Has Color Screen | Yes |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 1.71"D x 24.21"W x 14.33"H |
| Item Type Name | Home and Office Monitor |
| Item Weight | 11.4 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | AOC |
| Model Name | AOC Home and Office Monitor |
| Model Number | U2790VQ |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Native Resolution | 3840x2160 |
| Number of Component Outputs | 3 |
| Picture Quality Enhancement Technology | Possibly incorporates picture quality enhancement technology |
| Pixel Pitch | 0.3114 |
| Power Consumption | 35 Watts |
| Refresh Rate | 60 Hz |
| Resolution | 4K UHD 2160p |
| Response Time | 5 Milliseconds |
| Screen Finish | Flat |
| Screen Size | 27 Inches |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Specific Uses For Product | Business, Personal |
| Total Number of HDMI Ports | 1 |
| UPC | 685417720781 |
| Viewing Angle | 178 Degrees |
| Voltage | 100240 Volts |
| Warranty Description | 3 Year Parts and Labor |

## Product Details

- **Aspect Ratio:** 16:9
- **Brand:** AOC
- **Resolution:** 4K UHD 2160p
- **Screen Size:** 27 Inches
- **Screen Surface Description:** Flat

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I plugged this into my laptop, and it is only displaying 30 hrtz. using hdmi. anyone have the same issue?**
A: Yeah I was having the same issue. Turns out, HDMI2 port on the monitor doesn't do 60Hz. Try HDMI1 port. It should work. I spent 30 minutes plugging and unplugging. They should prob label that better ngl.

**Q: Why don't you seperate q&a for each model? amazon qa is a mess.**
A: I don't know I bought this as a gift.

**Q: What frame rates does this support if any (for video)? 29.97? 23.976? 59.94? Thanks!**
A: Note that the Frame Rate is a function of the GPU and that the Refresh Rate is how many times a second Hertz or Hz the monitor is updating the screen image.  If your graphics card is putting out 90 frames per second then the monitor will be dropping 30 of those frames.  The AOC U2790VQ 27" has a maximum refresh rate of 60Hz; if your GPU can deliver more than this, look for a monitor with a refresh rate of 120Hz or more.

**Q: does it work for 120 volt AC? Specs say 240**
A: Yes. I'm running mine on 120.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of 2 nearly-identical excellent low-cost 4K monitors
*by P***S on October 21, 2020*

If you’re in the hunt for a low-cost 4K monitor, this should definitely hit your radar. I’m loving its 350 nits brightness, especially when watching video feeds. It’s a vast improvement over my previous 250 nit 4K monitor. The extra nits allow for greater contrast and deeper blacks. Performance-wise, it’s a good monitor. The settings menu system is a bit funky, but nothing a person with a bit of sense can’t deal with. The manual isn’t of much help, only stating the obvious. Once you’ve figured things out and made your selections, most of what you’ll need will be controlled by the joystick power switch on the back, which is simple. Many AOC monitors have Philips counterparts that are internally identical. In the case of the AOC U2790VQ, the counterpart is the Philips 276E8VJSB. Besides costing less, the Philips also comes with a 4 year advance replacement warranty, though I have no idea how well Philips stands behind it. Why did I buy the AOC rather than the Philips? For health reasons I need a monitor whose height can be adjusted. Neither the AOC nor the Philips comes with a height-adjustable stand. The AOC has a VESA mount, though—and the Philips does not. It's a snap to replace the stand that comes with the AOC with a good, solid, inexpensive VESA stand. The base-hinged stands that come with these monitors aren’t nearly as firm. Also, the cables are hidden better with the AOC than with the Philips. But that's a quibble. Note: you could get the Philips 278E1A, which is virtually identical in specs to the 276E8VJSB and includes a VESA mount...but it’s been impossible to buy without also incurring a $40–50 shipping fee. So it turns out not to be less expensive than the AOC. So if you don't need a VESA mount or a really solid stand, go for the Philips monitor. If the stand is an issue, like it was for me, it only takes another $50 or so to fix you up.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A wide color gamut, good accuracy and acceptable customer service
*by J***H on December 7, 2021*

Okay, so I bought this a while back as a second monitor. I do photography and videography, but only need to deliver in sRGB for the internet, so the 100% sRGB appealed to me (I managed to get to 99.8% of the sRGB gamut with DisplayCal). Surprisingly, though, I learned that I was getting nearly 89% of the AdobeRGB and 91% of the DCI-P3 gamuts when calibrated and verified. These are very good numbers, ones that even an LG 27UN850-W monitor costing almost twice as much doesn't even come close to. This is a good choice as a monitor for office work, imaging and viewing films. What I most like about this monitor is the unobtrusive anti-reflective coating, the lack of blooming of white on black text and the very reliable color accuracy. I don't game with it because I'm a responsible adult with a wide range of other time-sucking hobbies, but I'm sure with the meager refresh rate, it's not going to satisfy any hardcore gamers. But what I need it for, for doing some (non-critical) color-correct viewing, it meets and surpasses my expectations. The only downside for that is some inconsistency in the brightness uniformity. But this is absolutely forgivable for my purposes and I hardly even notice it. However, the brightness uniformity issue some have written about here leads to my next point about build quality. Here there are some issues. I suspect the uniformity issue is an issue of inconsistent quality control, because mine is tolerable and not as bad as some of the other examples seen here. Also, quality control was no doubt at issue when my monitor started developing vertical black lines after one year. This is caused by the adhesive degrading and the electrical inputs that connect to the display losing contact. I called AOC about it, I was asked to provide a few pictures and then I sent the monitor back. Thankfully, there's a generously long three-year warranty period on it. Because of the price I paid for it, I wasn't about to complain about losing it for three weeks, having to pay my own shipping and providing my own box, which they didn't send back to me. I was just happy to get a completely new one in an acceptable time-frame. Looking at the monitor and comparing it to other displays, such as my partner's MacBook Pro with the Retina display or the aforementioned piece of junk from LG, made me realize what a great buy this is. AOC is sacrificing a bit with build quality to provide some high capabilities in terms of what you buy the monitor for anyways: viewing. And with how fast display technology is moving, who really cares if the thing fails on you after three years? tl;dr buy this thing for literally anything else than gaming

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by G***T on March 14, 2020*

If you're reading this and you have a full frame camera, just buy it. Your pictures are way more thank 4k and there's no point getting a TN or VA panel. For this price, it is beyond worth it for you. I've only had this for two weeks so I can't say too much about longevity but the quality of this monitor is great. The thin bezels are nice and slick, haven't had any dead pixels, the brightness is uncomfortably good so I tuned it down a bit, the menu is a bit wonky but it's AOC so I expected it, and the colours are just astounding. Again, if you're a photographer looking for a monitor and don't want to slap the money down on a BenQ, look no further. Just buy it already.

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