AOC 24E1Q 24 "
 | Outdated Product $142.09 Balanced in terms of price and functional qualities, a FullHD monitor from the category of “generalists” that can be adapted to perform tasks of a motley nature (working with documents, surfing the World Wide Web, undemanding gaming, etc.). The facade of the model is occupied by an IPS-matrix with classic proportions of 16:9, organically integrated into the frame of thin side and top frames. The monitor screen has a standard margin of peak brightness (250 cd/m²), a GtG response time of 5 ms, and provides the widest comfortable viewing angles when deviating from the usual head-on view. The interfaces for connecting the AOC 24E1Q to video signal sources are an analogue VGA connector, as well as digital Display Port and HDMI ports. In addition, the monitor got hold of built-in speakers of 2 x...2 W format. The fulcrum for the model is a functional "leg" with a wide "parking" platform, which can be replaced with a VESA standard bracket 100x100 mm if you want to hang the monitor on the wall. |
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Balanced in terms of price and functional qualities, a FullHD monitor from the category of “generalists” that can be adapted to perform tasks of a motley nature (working with documents, surfing the World Wide Web, undemanding gaming, etc.). The facade of the model is occupied by an IPS-matrix with classic proportions of 16:9, organically integrated into the frame of thin side and top frames.
The monitor screen has a standard margin of peak brightness (250 cd/m²), a GtG response time of 5 ms, and provides the widest comfortable viewing angles when deviating from the usual head-on view. The interfaces for connecting the AOC 24E1Q to video signal sources are an analogue VGA connector, as well as digital Display Port and HDMI ports. In addition, the monitor got hold of built-in speakers of 2 x 2 W format. The fulcrum for the model is a functional "leg" with a wide "parking" platform, which can be replaced with a VESA standard bracket 100x100 mm if you want to hang the monitor on the wall.
