AOC Q32V3S/WS 31.5inch IPS QHD Monitor

Not a bad screen for office work but the refresh rate is only 60hz at 1440p. It is only capable of 75hz at 1080p. Checked on Mac and PC and the same thing. Annoying as its clearly advertised as 75zh refresh. If that's not important to you then everything else is good. Looks very Apple'ish in the white finish.

This monitor displays coloured pixels adequately. I imagine it also displays black and white pixels, and come to think of it monochrome pixels, and for that stone age aesthetic you could go with green and black pixels only; but I can't review its performance for any of those. I've just displayed coloured pixels, but i have displayed many now, and I can assure you all of them were in the right place at the right time and seemed to be the right colour too. (Just going by eye on that one, it's not like I sit there with Pantene colour swatches checking, that would be weird).

Large monitor with great value. I initially debated on getting QHD or 4k and eventually settled on QHD. The pixel density on 31.5" QHD is the same as a 22 FHD which I'm used to. So fonts aren't as small as a 4K monitor.This screen is perfect for work, should have bought earlier.

Over all, very please with this monitor. The quality and resolution is very good considering the price point and is a no-brainer if your primary use case is WFH or productivity. The resolution is perfect for business apps, and going up to 4k is a waste for a monitor this size.On!y reason for knocking off a star is that the IPS panel is a little glarey and has an odd "polarised sunglasses" viewing angle thing where a white background isn't perfectly uniform if you're within a meter of the monitor. Not a train smash, and the glare can mostly be tamed by adjusting the monitor settings.To be clear, though, at this price point you'll be hard pressed to find a better monitor of this size and resolution.

I can't give half stars but I'd prefer to give 4.5 rather than 4 stars mainly due to the 75Hz refresh rate not working with 2K resolution. I agree with the other reviewer, that wasn't communicated clearly by AOC.Despite that, it's bloomin excellent - for my purpose, even at 60Hz. Maybe not the best for videographers or gamers maybe who might benefit from the extra refresh rate. Also, my screen displayed only at 1080p initially, which might throw a lot of people off. I needed to create a "custom resolution" for my NVIDIA T600 graphics card. 'NVidia Control Panel' -> 'Display' -> 'Change Resolution' -> Customize... Then add 2560x1440 at 60Hz. Looks amazing!.

I am not a gamer. Upgraded from a decent LG 24” IPS monitor 1920 x 1200 to this monitor as I wanted more real estate. It does not disappoint. Being an IPS panel, it has Good brightness and colour rendition is great. The 2K resolution is great for productivity work, photo editing and watching video. It does require some calibration for photo editing. No frill and fit for purpose. Recommended.

good size for my uni work and love that its white. looks gorgeous and has nice screen qual. the only thing to note is that it doesnt rotate horizontally and I wouldve liked an adjustable stand but thats just personal preference :) definitely worth the price for me!

Great 2k monitor

I'm a gamer, I video edit and this is everyday use. Bought 2x of these monitors and my only gripe is I didn't shop the sales for this monitor at time of purchase (the second monitor I bought saved me around $80).Anyways, great item. Great colours, they are huge, the stands are minimalistic which means they don't take up unnecessary space on your desk.Cons:- They really are bloody massive monitors. I went from 1x 27" to 2x 32" and just one of the monitors felt like a small TV. Not really a complaint overall, but just felt overwhelming.Can't fault these monitors in terms of gameplay. Played league, dota2, css, csgo, saints row etc. all run really well and look amazing.