Intelligent performance, streamlined design
This LED-backlit monitor delivers a solid performance for standard office and home applications. Coming in a classy black texturised finish, the tiltable widescreen model is equipped with a fast-reacting TN panel, boasting a 5 ms pixel response time for crisp, blur-free images. Intelligent programs such as Screen+ and i-Menu enhance the user experience and help to save energy. The eco-friendly Series 70 fulfils demanding sustainability certificates such as Energy Star 6.0 and EPEAT Silver and is prepared for both VESA wall mount and Kensington security devices. Discover all benefits of the series 70 monitors now!
LED-backlight
AOC’s monitors use LED backlights with white LEDs to illuminate the display panel (TN, IPS or VA). Compared to old backlights using CCFL, LED backlights have much lower energy consumption and more dimming control over the brightness, and contribute to the thinness of the display.
Vesa Mount
AOC’s Ergo Base stands bring versatility, sturdiness and ease of use in one package. But do you still want to use your wall mount or multi-monitor setup using desk mounts? VESA mounts bring you the uppermost flexibility. Upside-down, in pivot mode, on top of each other, attach your monitor wherever you want using 3rd party mounts and stands thanks to the VESA mount option.
Kensington Lock
Kensington Lock is an anti-theft system, comprising a metal-reinforced hole in the body of the respective device, to use with a metal cable secured with a key/lock system. Kensington locks enable you to secure your AOC monitor during a LAN event, an organisation, or wherever you carry it.
Full HD Resolution
Want to watch a Blu-ray movie in full quality, enjoy games in high resolution or read crisp text in office applications? Thanks to its Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, this monitor lets you do just that. Whatever you are viewing, with Full HD it will be displayed in rich detail without requiring a high-end graphics card or consuming a lot of your system’s resources.
