AOC Q2963PM

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 13 expert reviews

Excellent:

4
Good:

7
Average:

0
Bad:

2

Pros:

Affordable.
Good color and grayscale performance.
Lots of video ports.

Cons:

Limited adjustability.
Weak vertical viewing angle.

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Last revision on June 17, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Affordable
Good color and grayscale performance
Lots of video ports

Reviewers Didn't Like

Limited adjustability
Weak vertical viewing angle
No USB ports

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Expert reviews and ratings

By pcGameware UK on January 13, 2014 100

The AOC Q2963PM 21:9 SuperWide Monitor arrived well packaged and was incredibly easy to set up. I found the 21:9 29″ panel a little strange at first (almost like viewing through a letter-box), but after a couple of days I got used to the new format. So...

By Kitguru.net on November 25, 2013 90

With the growing rise in popularity of new high resolution Ultra Wide monitors we take a look at the AOC Q2963PM. This panel has support for both Dual Link DVI and DisplayPort connectors and can output at 2,560×1080 resolution. If you need a lot of...

By Audioholics on September 17, 2013 50

When I first came across the AOC Q2963PM display , I had two questions: Who was AOC and why would anyone need a 21:9 display? Well, a little research on the AOC website shows they have their roots right here in the good ol' US of A:While they haven't had...

By Macworld UK on August 22, 2013 80

An ultra-wide display with a 2560px resolution, a stylish cabinet and good brightness consistency all over. It’s time to go wide again with the second of the ultra- wide panels in this round up. Like the NEC model, this is 29in of LCD screen, with...

By GadgetReview on August 17, 2013 92

AOC's Q2963PM 29” 21:9 UltraWide Monitor comes in at a very reasonably priced $499.00 retail. But...

By Expert Reviews on July 09, 2013 80

This ultra-wide display has excellent colour accuracy and a wide range of inputs, but contrast levels could be...

By itreviews.com on June 30, 2013 80

The AOC Q2963PM brings ultra-wide display capabilities to your desktop at an affordable...

By PC Mag on June 28, 2013 80

The AOC Q2963PM brings ultra-wide display capabilities to your desktop at an affordable price. It offers a wealth of video ports and reasonably good performance but its vertical viewing angle performance needs...

By crowdedbrain.co.uk on March 21, 2014

The AOC Q2963PM - MYMULTI-PLAY is a monitor that incorporates a 29” 21:9 superwide format display (IPS LED-backlit with a 2560 x 1080 res). Which in English is a ratio that can eliminate the black bars at the top/bottom of the screen normally associated...

By uk.hardware.info on February 12, 2014

2013 will be known as the year when PC monitors finally started moving beyond Full HD resolution. Last year we tested a large number of WQHD monitors with 2560x1440 pixels, and today we will examine nine screens with a resolution of 2560x1080. The...

By eTeknix on December 10, 2013

Over the last few years, we have been [in general] demanding higher and higher resolutions from our monitors, and before we even think about using a multi-screen setup – the most common resolution of choice has to be 1920×1080. Over the last year or so,...

By Tom's Hardware UK on August 26, 2013

Since 21:9 is a new aspect ratio on the desktop, and every other segment for that matter, I thought that a few comments on usability might be appropriate. After using AOC's Q2963PM for several days, I came to the conclusion that for entertainment, this...

By Tom's Hardware on August 25, 2013

By HEXUS.net on August 05, 2013

PC enthusiasts and gamers understand that modern graphics cards are able to play the latest games at resolutions way above the standard 1,920x1,080 (1080p) available on a wide range of inexpensive monitors. The next real step up is with 27in screens...

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