I totally regret mine, mine was faulty and I learnt that the hard way, I few days ago my screen fell of the stand, I managed to catch it in time and I put it back in plane and yesterday it fell off again and I couldn’t catch it , now it’s broken.
Honestly, props to this channel for actually doing research and recommending the best products instead of just saying what you think, a lot of other channels don’t feel like putting in the work.
@@hritikaggarwal270 1200 ain't that bad. I used to use 800dpi for more than 2 years and changed to 1600dpi recently and it feels almost the same after a week of use.
Unfortunately AOC decided to discontinue the second version 24G2, so it will be pretty hard to get one moving forward. Though the Asus VG249Q uses the same panel and delivers a very similar performance. And on top of that it has pretty much the same ergonomics as the VG258QR.
@@th3truth_ Acer vg249q, without a doubt, what's also wrong in this video is that acer monitors also has a motion blur reduction called VRB, it's 100% the obvious choice.
Got the 2nd version AOC monitor a few months back and it’s fantastic, very happy with this purchase. This is me coming from a 1080p 60hz led monitor but also having used a Dell 1440p 166hz gsync previously.
I just watched this video using the aoc 24g2 original version. I bought it about a year ago and for gaming, productivity, and entertainment use. I don't regret it at all
I've got the Acer and glad to see I made a great choice. Yes, the stand is absolutely awful but I got lucky with my table and chair and it sits perfectly on it. Another thing to note is that I got the 165Hz version before it was even made official. The Amazon listing said 144Hz as well as the box but the display can be tuned upto 165Hz out of the box. I guess I got lucky.
I currently have the Acer Nitro VG 240YP and can, indeed, say - the monitor itself is insanely good especially for the price. The stand is not that great - no height adjustments, slight tilt adjustment. Pro Tip - You can enable GSYNC (despite it only supporting FreeSync) in the NVIDIA Control Panel and it makes the experience much better. Would definitely recommend.
i have bought the same monitor but with the speaker variant and i can use freesync premium, fyi freesync of all tiers are compatible with nvidia graphics cards
If you look at the review by HUB, the 2 different panels on the 24G2 is six of one, half a dozen of the other. Better motion clarity on the new model (with better input ltency overall) but the older model has better colour performance, brightness and much better contrast (which would help you identify targets more easily). The older model also had much better brightness uniformity which would result in lower IPS glow.
Just scored the AOC 24G2 with the new panel for 145 USD a few hours ago. Haven't set it up yet but seeing this has made me very happy with my purchase ☺️
I picked up the ATN AOC 24G2 a few months ago and absolutely love it. I'm on a budget, and the color accuracy has really helped improve my content (I work from my home office) while still giving me a huge gaming upgrade compared to my 10 year old 1080p 60hz monitor.
Are you gonna make a list with the best 1440p budget monitors as well? They are becoming more and more affordable by the month really and it'd be great to hear your opinion
12:02 that samsung g3 at 24" was my first 144hz monitor, when i started playing on it the first time i noticed severe blurring and i was telling my friends like is this how it is suppossed to be? And they were like maybe you are just bot used to high refresh rate, i wasnt very in formed back then about ghosting and stuff( 2 years ago), the monitor just looked good at a decent price and was 144hz which was what i was looking for, thankfully i returned it and managed to get the dell s2522hg for like 30 bucks more which absolutely destroys this monitor in every regard.
I must admit I’ve never heard of this color vibrancy setting in the Nvidia control panel. Would that change your recommendation regarding the BenQ 240hz TN monitor with Dyac vs. the 360hz IPS panels?
honestly, after discovering the world of DyAc from your videos on the benq monitors, I just can't consider any other monitor. It's just so mindblowing how clear the images are when you're moving around!
Nice video, I was definitely considering a few of these displays for a while until I caught a deal on a Gigabyte G27Q for only 269.99. 144hz 1440 IPS. Sweet deal.
We had the Samsung Odyssey for my brother you mentioned at the end. Returned after 5min of use 😂. The ghosting was terrible. Got the mobiuz instead and its awesome!
To me motion clarity is most important for any and all gaming. My current monitor, the GN24C from Viotek gets bad inverse ghosting for anything thats not above 90-100hz. Prob just gonna upgrade to a 1440p144hz+ IPS monitor when I can, for motion resolution and pixel response above pixel resolution for sure. And this is for 2D games, FPS single and multiplayer, RPGs etc.
The AOC 24G2 is a great IPS 1080p 144hz monitor. I am using one for my gaming PC for a while now. Got it here in Canada for less than $200 CAD. Currently on amazon US it is $157 USD great option. Tons of great reviews on it too.
Watching this from 2x AOC setup. Amazing monitors for that price point. Its nice to see that the Acer proposition is also a good one since sometimes its hard to reccomend G2U because of aviability. Great Video as always!
hey bro im planning to buy the 24G2, but the only model available in my country is the 24G2E. would you personally recommend it for a person who mostly plays valorant? is it good?
@@peaky6622 I believe the G2E model just does not have speakers and is sold with diffrent stand than G2, the monitor panel used (what matters) should be the same. I havent played Valorant but i personally havent got any problems issues while playing fast paced games on my monitors. If the price is right i would reccoment that monitor as a budget 1080p monitor, but as you can see there is atleast Acer that could be an suitable alternative.
@@exokuzo7882 yeah I'm torn between an XG2405 and an AOC 24G2E. I don't think Acer is available in my country (their products are always sold out) so yeah. have you tried using the overdrive or the 1ms mode of your 24G2? is it good?
Love the video. Can you do please do a review on Iiyama G2470HSU and AOC C24G2U? And maybe compare them to the probably current known budget king - AOC 24G2.
10:47 i really thought he was gonna say "at that point it doesnt really matter how clear the motion is, if you suck at the game, there's no monitor that can save you"
Bought the Acer one day before this video came out for 140 euro. This is the only video online I can find with the model.. and to my surprise the most highly recommended. 🤩
Unfortunately the AOC 24 inch isn't available on Amazon for me. I was really hoping for the BenQ Mobiuz EX2510, as that's still a really good performer.
I would totally recommend checking out the Kogan 27" Curved QHD 144Hz FreeSync HDR Gaming Monitor, its 4K and is only $319 australian dollar, around two thirds of that price in USD Edit: sorry it is actually a 1440p or 2K screen
Not a true gaming monitor per se, but I got the Asus VA229QSB as an extra monitor meant to be small, yet capable of some light gaming if I decide to bring it with me. 22" 1080p 75hz IPS with FreeSync, thin bezels, height adjustable stand. Plus a clean and simple look. Surprisingly decent considering I am used to a 160hz 3840x1600 ultrawide.
I got TN for a few years because of the clarity and response but IPS/VA has caught up to a point that Its not worth the hit to Contrast ratio and viewing angles. the wait for decent priced HDR monitors is way too long so I'm killing that dream for now. getting two Monitors 1440p around $400 with good SRGB/P3, one for gaming and one for content creation. the gigabyte ones maybe
for 1440P, I would say the LG 144hz Gsync Async 2K monitor Nano IPS. It is now on sale on Amazon from £400 to £299. Cheaper than every other competition's 2k 144hz offerings
Can you do a personal favorites video covering which monitors you would choose if you were to have a second, content-creation-focused monitor? I've always wanted a second monitor that focused more on color accuracy and picture/video clarity, and something maybe bigger than a 24-inch screen.
love the vid man. not sure if youll see this but here in asia, Prism+ monitors are the most commonly bought. would be cool if you could a similar test for this brand :)
I bought my first 144hz monitor Acer XF243YP and I am more than happy . Had an asus vg249Q but at the second day of use I got 3 dead pixel and I was very disappointed . Returned it and got the Acer . Actually it's my second acer monitor (my first is a 75hz which I am using for a second monitor - multimedia,youtube and etc ) . And I am more than impressed with the colors , white balance and etc . The asus seemed like it had a yellow tint when using some white images . I couldn't adjust it in the settings . The acer produces way better white !
The thing about ex2510 - it seems to have the good backlight strobing implementation from BenQ, so I'd say it's worth the extra, but I might be wrong since I don't have much to compare it to.
