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AOC Gaming C27G4Z2 27-inch Curved Monitor Fast VA Full HD 1920x1080 260Hz OC 1ms GtG Height Adjustable

Name: AOC Gaming C27G4Z2 27-inch Curved Monitor Fast VA Full HD 1920x1080 260Hz OC 1ms GtG Height Adjustable
Brand: AOC
SKU: C27G4Z2
Price: 277.38 EUR
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AOC MONITOR 27'', GAMING CURVED, E, VA LED, 1920x1080, 80M:1, 0.3MS, 280HZ, 300 CD/M², TILT, SWIVEL, HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE, AMD FREESYNC/G-SYNC COMPATIBLE, 1 X HDMI, DISPLAY PORT, 3YW, BLACK (C27G4Z2)

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C27G4Z2

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Product Code

04:594520

EAN Code

4038986183499

Manufacturer

AOC

Quick Specs

Panel

27-inch curved 1500R Fast VA

Resolution

Full HD 1920x1080

Refresh Rate

260 Hz OC, 240 Hz native

Response

1 ms GtG / 0.3 ms MPRT

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Description
Features

AOC C27G4Z2 — 260 Hz Overclocked on a Curved Fast VA Panel

27-inch curved 1500R Fast VA260 Hz overclocked, 240 Hz native1 ms GtG and 0.3 ms MPRTTilt, swivel and 130 mm height

The AOC C27G4Z2 is a 27-inch curved gaming monitor built for speed at Full HD. The Fast VA panel runs 240 Hz natively and 260 Hz overclocked, with a 1 ms grey-to-grey response and a 0.3 ms MPRT figure, and the 1500R curve wraps the edges of the screen toward you. Contrast is 3000:1 static — VA territory rather than IPS — and colour coverage reaches 94% DCI-P3, which is wider than most panels sold at this price. The stand tilts, swivels and adjusts 130 mm in height, and both video cables are in the box.

Compatibility — check before buying:

???? The refresh rate is 260 Hz overclocked, 240 Hz native — not 280 Hz. AOC sells a separate C27G4Z at 280 Hz, and the two codes differ by a single character. If you were quoted 280 Hz, that is the other model; check the full part number on the box. The two response figures mean different things: 1 ms is the grey-to-grey figure, 0.3 ms is MPRT and is achieved with backlight strobing, not by the pixels switching faster. There are no speakers and no USB hub — the ports are two HDMI 2.0, one DisplayPort 1.4 and a headphone jack. The stand does not pivot. AOC publishes HDR10 support but no VESA DisplayHDR certification, and publishes no dynamic contrast figure for this model, so we quote only the 3000:1 static ratio. AOC also publishes no EU energy class for this screen.

Best For

✓ Competitive shooters at Full HD where frame rate beats resolution

✓ Gaming PCs that can actually push 240 frames per second at 1080p

✓ Desks where a height-adjustable gaming monitor is worth the difference

✓ Anyone wanting VA contrast rather than washed-out blacks

✓ Console and PC use side by side — two HDMI inputs

✓ Buyers who want both video cables included

Key Features

240 Hz native, 260 Hz overclocked

AOC publishes both figures honestly: the panel runs 240 Hz as standard and can be overclocked to 260 Hz. Adaptive Sync covers the full 48–260 Hz range, so frame rates below the ceiling stay smooth.

VA contrast, not IPS glow

3000:1 static contrast from a Fast VA panel — roughly three times what a typical IPS gaming monitor manages. Dark scenes look dark rather than grey, which matters more in games than most specifications.

Wider colour than the price suggests

94% DCI-P3, 91.5% Adobe RGB and 120.9% sRGB. Most Full HD gaming panels at this level do not publish DCI-P3 figures at all.

A stand that adjusts

Tilt −3° to +21°, swivel ±30° and 130 mm of height travel, plus a removable stand and a Kensington lock slot. Height adjustment is often the first thing cut on a gaming monitor at this price.

Technical Specifications

Identification
Brand	AOC
Series	AOC Gaming (G-line)
Model	C27G4Z2
EAN / GTIN	4038986183499
Product Type	Curved Full HD gaming monitor
Display
Screen Size	27 inches
Panel Type	Fast VA with WLED backlight
Curvature	1500R
Resolution	Full HD 1920x1080
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Pixel Density	81.5 PPI
Viewing Angles	178° / 178°
Performance
Refresh Rate	260 Hz overclocked, 240 Hz native
Response Time, GtG	1 ms grey-to-grey
Response Time, MPRT	0.3 ms — a moving-picture figure achieved with backlight strobing, not a pixel transition time
Brightness	300 cd/m²
Static Contrast	3000:1 — AOC publishes no dynamic contrast figure for this model
Colour Support	16.7 million colours
Colour Gamut	120.9% sRGB, 94.0% DCI-P3, 91.5% Adobe RGB
HDR	HDR10 support — no VESA DisplayHDR certification published
Adaptive Sync	Adaptive Sync, 48–260 Hz. AOC publishes no FreeSync or G-SYNC Compatible branding for this model.
Connectivity
HDMI	2x HDMI 2.0
DisplayPort	1x DisplayPort 1.4
Audio	1x 3.5 mm headphone out
USB	None
Speakers	None
Physical and Power
Stand Adjustments	Tilt −3° to +21°, swivel ±30°, height adjustment 130 mm
Pivot	Not available
VESA Mount	100 x 100 mm
Dimensions with Stand	611.5 x 396.4–516.4 x 239.4 mm
Dimensions without Stand	611.52 x 367.64 x 78.68 mm
Weight	3.91 kg without stand, 5.37 kg net
Power Consumption	21.0 W typical, 37.0 W maximum, 0.3 W standby
EU Energy Class	Not published by AOC for this model
Security	Kensington lock slot, removable stand
Features and Warranty
Eye Care	Flicker-Free, Low Blue Mode
Gaming Features	Low Input Lag mode, G-Menu software
Design	3-sided frameless
Warranty	1-Year Warranty (Singular)
Manufacturer Term	AOC publishes a 3-year warranty on this model for the EU market. Singular’s direct warranty is 1 year; beyond that we assist you with the manufacturer’s warranty process for its full duration.
In the Box	Monitor with stand, 1.8 m HDMI cable, DisplayPort cable, power cable

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it 260 Hz or 280 Hz?

260 Hz overclocked, 240 Hz native. AOC publishes a separate model, the C27G4Z, at 280 Hz — the codes differ by one character and the monitors look identical. If the specification you were given says 280, check the part number on the box before ordering.

What is the difference between the 1 ms and 0.3 ms figures?

1 ms is grey-to-grey, the time a pixel takes to change colour. 0.3 ms is MPRT, which measures perceived motion blur and is achieved by strobing the backlight — it usually costs brightness and cannot be combined with adaptive sync. Both are published by AOC and both are honest, but they are not the same measurement.

Does it have speakers?

No, and no USB hub either. The ports are two HDMI 2.0, one DisplayPort 1.4 and a 3.5 mm headphone output. Plan for headphones or desk speakers.

Will Full HD look sharp at 27 inches?

At 81.5 PPI it is noticeably less sharp than a 27-inch QHD screen. That is the trade for pushing 240 Hz — fewer pixels to drive means far higher frame rates from the same graphics card. If sharpness matters more than frame rate, a QHD panel is the better choice.

Singular Expert Insight

???? The most useful thing on this page is the part number. AOC sells the C27G4Z at 280 Hz and this C27G4Z2 at 260 Hz overclocked, and there are further variants — C27G4ZE, C27G4ZX — on the same visually identical chassis. Feed data and reseller listings mix them up constantly; ours said 280 Hz and AOC does not. Check the full suffix before ordering. Beyond that, this is a sensible Full HD gaming panel: VA contrast at 3000:1 where an IPS would give you 1000:1, genuinely wide colour at 94% DCI-P3, a height-adjustable stand and both cables included. What it lacks is resolution, speakers and any USB. If you want the sharper picture at the same size, the QHD models in our PC monitor range are the alternative, and the AOC Q27G41ZDF is the OLED step up.

Buyer’s Guide

Buy it if

You play competitively at 1080p, your graphics card can push well over 200 frames per second, and you want VA contrast with a height-adjustable stand and both cables in the box.

Skip it if

You want QHD sharpness at 27 inches, speakers, a USB hub, or a pivoting stand — and be certain you are not actually looking for the 280 Hz C27G4Z.

Also consider

AOC C27G4Z if you specifically need 280 Hz. AOC Q27G41ZDF for a QD-OLED panel with far higher contrast and 240 Hz at QHD. A QHD 27-inch model if resolution matters more than frame rate.