AOC Q3277FQE 32" QHD 2560x1440 Monitor, 10-bit MVA Panel, 5ms, DisplayPort/HDMI/DVI-D/VGA, FlickerFree, VESA

I was curious about this monitor, and needed wanted to try something large and 4K. The reviews were good and the specs were good. So, even though Im a professional photographer, I bought one. I was happy with most of the monitors features. The appearance, the stand, the connectivity... all good. The only problem, unfortunately, was that the colors were weird and unnatural... everything seemed a little metallic. More importantly, the colors and tones shift significantly when viewed even a little off-angle, and when youre sitting in front of the thing at a desk, the monitor is so large that even when youre looking at it head-on, the edges of the monitor are at a significant angle. The result is that if you look at a pure grey screen from 2-3 feet away, theres a strong vignette effect. I wish that I had taken photos to do a proper review, but instead I just packed it up and sent it back, and ordered a BenQ monitor, which Im very happy with.

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Ended up ordering three of these AOC Q3279VWFD8 31.5" QHD 2560x1440 monitors. The first one got sent back to Amazon because of a weird 3" by 5" shadow in the lower left-hand corner. Number two had only half of the screen working whereas the left side of the screen had tons of lines and looked to be in terrible resolution. Number three was as nice-looking as the first, minus the weird shadow in the corner. This monitor really does look amazing and has some awesome features for dirt cheap. Free Sync, 75 MHZ refresh rate, 32", 1440 display, amazing colors, no dead pixels, blue light filter, good connection options, and low price. Ran a few monitor calibration tests, and except for the brightness being a bit too high from the factory, I didnt have to fiddle with hardly any settings. The stand is a tiny bit wobbly, but this is minor. I would rate this at 5 stars if I hadnt had to RMA the first two...

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