AOC launches their 49-inch 120Hz Ultrawide 5K AGON AG493UCX monitor

Tonnes of screen space for extra productivity

Published: 11th December 2020 | Source: AOC | Author: Mark Campbell

AOC launches their 49-inch 120Hz Ultrawide 5K AGON AG493UCX monitor

AOC has just revealed its AGON AG493UCX monitor, offering consumers a huge 49-inch 5120x1440 monitor which features a 120Hz refresh rate and a factory calibration which promises users a guaranteed dE
As a FreeSync Premium Pro monitor, the AOC AG493UCX supports Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) technologies and gaming-grade HDR support. AMD's FreeSync Premium standards ensure that validated monitors meet AMD's low latency standards and AMD's unique HDR specifications, which exceed those of the DisplayHDR specifications in several key aspects. In terms of peak brightness, this screen can deliver up to 550 nits of brightness.

With a VA panel with 1ms MPRT response times, 178/178 degree viewing angles, and 90% PCI-P3 gamut coverage, the AGON AG493UCX monitor should tick a lot of boxes for users. Add on the screen's large allotment of display connections, and both gamers and content creators should be pleased with what is on offer here. This screen can also display dual 16:9 images side-by-side, which may be useful for some productivity applications.

AOC has stated that the AGON AG493UCX will be available this month in the UK/EU with a recommended retail price of £899.

AOC AGON AG493UCX features:

- A 100 mm height, -3.5/13.5° tilt, -15.5/15.5° swivel adjustable, sturdy stand
- 2x 5W speakers
- 2x HDMI 2.0 and 2x DP 1.4 inputs
- 3-port USB 3.1 hub with USB-C input (video and 65 W power delivery)
- FPS frame counter and Dial Point (crosshair overlay)
- 3 user customisable, in total 6 gaming modes for different genres
- FlickerFree technology and Low Blue light modes
- A new, sleekly designed OSD and software OSD (AOC G-Menu)

You can join the discussion on AOC's new 49-inch 120Hz Ultrawide 5K AGON AG493UCX monitor on the OC3D Forums .

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11-12-2020, 12:36:41

AngryGoldfish
That's actually not an extremely unreasonable price. Considering how the monitor is such a large part of the gaming experience, and graphics cards are costing £1000 for marginal improvements, I'd say that £900 for a monitor that will change your gaming experience for the better is not terrible value. Quote

11-12-2020, 13:03:48

NeverBackDown
Not sure about a VA panel on such a wide monitor. Viewing angles aren't the best and would probably be fairly noticeable on a panel this large. I'd rather have IPS for a monitor this size but it still is great value as noted above. Quote
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