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AOC C27G1 Review

AOC C27G1 Review

Posted on December 13, 2018 By Jarvis

The AOC C27G1 is affordable, curved and kitted out with FreeSync. Is this a good gaming compromise?

The AOC C27G1 is a gaming monitor that’s trying to do it all. The £250 price means it won’t push your PC budget to breaking point, and AOC says that it will prove ideal for casual and competitive gamers thanks to its curved design, rapid response and solid physical design.

However, is this simply too much for one screen to offer without compromising quality? Or can the AOC C27G1 panel deliver the goods for casual and competitive gamers alike?
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