AOC 22V2Q 22 "
 | Expecting restock $232.50 Thin-bezel monitor from the division of strong state employees, decorating the home or office environment with its presence. The AOC 22V2Q uses a flicker-free 21.5-inch diagonal IPS-matrix with 8-bit colour depth as a screen. It supports a refresh rate of 75Hz and has a 5ms grey-to-grey response time. Moreover, the model supports AMD FreeSync technology, which synchronizes the frame rate directly with the graphics card in order to avoid tearing in image transmission (works in tandem with AMD video cards). The interface equipment of the monitor has digital ports Display Port and HDMI version 1.4. The model is also equipped with a 3.5mm audio jack. All connectors are integrated directly into the leg of the elegant stand with a stable rectangular base. Based on it, the monitor screen is subje...ct to adjustment in the angle of inclination within the order of 20 °. In case of long gatherings in front of the display, the user will come in handy with Low Blue Mode technology, which is aimed at minimizing the intensity of the glow of the blue spectrum of the image in order to reduce visual load. |
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Thin-bezel monitor from the division of strong state employees, decorating the home or office environment with its presence. The AOC 22V2Q uses a flicker-free 21.5-inch diagonal IPS-matrix with 8-bit colour depth as a screen. It supports a refresh rate of 75Hz and has a 5ms grey-to-grey response time. Moreover, the model supports AMD FreeSync technology, which synchronizes the frame rate directly with the graphics card in order to avoid tearing in image transmission (works in tandem with AMD video cards).
The interface equipment of the monitor has digital ports Display Port and HDMI version 1.4. The model is also equipped with a 3.5mm audio jack. All connectors are integrated directly into the leg of the elegant stand with a stable rectangular base. Based on it, the monitor screen is subject to adjustment in the angle of inclination within the order of 20 °. In case of long gatherings in front of the display, the user will come in handy with Low Blue Mode technology, which is aimed at minimizing the intensity of the glow of the blue spectrum of the image in order to reduce visual load.
