AOC announced the launch of a new ultra-widescreen gaming monitor, we are talking about the AGON AG405UXC. This monitor boasts of offering a large size, an intermediate resolution between 2K and 4K, and a refresh rate that does not boast of being one of the fastest, but not slow either. In essence, a configuration that seeks not to make the product so expensive.
“The AGON AG405UXC is also the perfect companion for streamers and content creators, who can use the extra horizontal space to include their chat or streaming tabs, even to see the entire timeline when editing pieces of content. video”.
AOC AGON AG405UXC Specifications
We thus find ourselves before an IPS panel of 40 inches. Most striking of all, is that does not offer a curved design. Personally, the limit for a flat panel is 32 inches. Beyond this size, to use it as a monitor, it means having to turn your head to perform any action, even in some games. This panel is IPS and comes with a UWQHD resolution of 3,440 x 1,440 pixels. A response time of 1 millisecond is indicated, although with a trick. We talk about 1ms MPRTin this way, the GTG will be 4 milliseconds.
The known information of the panel is completed with a refresh rate of 144 Hz. We continue with a static contrast of 1,200:1, a dynamic contrast of 80,000,000:1. We end up with covering the sRGB color space at 100%; sRGB 99.6%, DCI-P3 93.4%; and 89.5% Adobe RGB. As image synchronization technology we have the AMD FreeSync Premium and the VRR.
“The AGON AG405UXC, with its ultrawide flat 40-inch IPS panel, offers an expansive gaming environment that envelops the user in the gaming action. With a UWQHD resolution of 3,440 x 1,440p, the AG405UXC provides a detailed and sharp image. The 144Hz refresh rate and 1ms MPRT response time ensure smooth and responsive gameplay.”
Rest of the information and launch price
He AOC AGON AG405UXC includes a pair of stereo speakers 5W of power each. can be adjusted in height, tilt and rotation. you have three video inputs in the form of a DisplayPort 1.4 plus two HDMI 2.0. We continue with four USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports and a 3.5mm headphone jack.
The panel has an anti-glare treatment (AG), and has Flicker Free and Blue Light technologies to protect the eyes. We continue with one USB 3.2 Gen 2 port that can be used as a video input and take advantage of the KVM, PbP and PiP functions to use it as if they were two monitors. Offers a frameless design on 3 sides, is compatible with VESA 100 x 100 mm mounts, and generates a maximum power consumption of 45W. It is accompanied by a remote control to be able to move through the monitor menu. Something logical given that with its size, you will not be able to keep it close to your face, that is, accessible to change any setting by hand.
