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AOC Q2963PM 29-inch IPS (21:9) LED-Lit Monitor, 2560 x 1080 Resolution, 5ms, 50M:1 DCR, VGA / DVI / HDMI (MHL) / Display Port, Speakers, VESA

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Screen Size 29 Inches
Display Resolution Maximum 2560 x 1080
Brand AOC
Refresh Rate 60 Hz
Connectivity Technology HDMI

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  • 29" cinematic display area with IPS technology, 21:9 Ultrawide Aspect Ratio, 300 cd/m2 Brightness
  • 2560 x 1080 Full HD resolution, 50M:1 MEGA Dynamic Contrast Ratio, 5ms Response Time
  • VGA, DVI-D HDCP, HDMI (MHL), Display Port connectivity, 2 built-in 3W stereo speakers
  • PBP/PIP multi-tasking function, VESA wall-mount compliant
  • LED backlit, Energy Star qualified for 30% less energy usage
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display size
29 inches
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27 inches
27 inches
27 inches
24 inches
resolution
FHD 1080p Ultra Wide
FHD 1080p
FHD 1080p
FHD 1080p
FHD 1080p
UXGA Wide
display technology
LED
LCD
LED
LED
LED
LED
hardware interface
hdmi, vga
hdmi, vga
hdmi, d sub
hdmi
hdmi
vga, mini displayport, displayport, hdmi
viewing angle
178 degrees
178 degrees
178 degrees
mounting type
Wall Mount
Desk Mount
Wall Mount
Wall Mount
Table Mount
VESA
HDMI ports
1
1
1
1
1
number of usb ports
0
2
4
weight
15.2 pounds
9.7 pounds
9.92 pounds
24.7 pounds
refresh rate
60
75
75
60
60
voltage
220 volts
100 volts of alternating current
110 volts
100240 volts

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It's a 29" 21:9 cinema concept MNT with AH-IPS Panel, 2560x1080 resolution, 3W stereo speaker with housing for better sound quality and MHL mobile phone connectivity, no more black border at up & button side of screen when you watching a movie.

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AOC Q2963PM 29" UltraWide IPS LED Monitor

Take Your Work and Entertainment Experience to the Next Level

AOC's Q2963PM greatly enhances your productivity and experience; work and leisure won't be the same with features like the ultrawide cinematic screen, screen-splitter function, and dual link-up. Whether it's for viewing multiple documents, a more immersive movie and gaming experience, or multitasking simplicity, the 29" ultrawide 21:9 screen monitor gives you what you need.



Key Features
  • Panoramic screen with screen-splitter function for multitasking ease
  • Cinematic Screen with 21:9 Aspect Ratio
  • TWHFD 2560 x 1080 resolution @60Hz
  • PBP or PIP multitasking function for enjoying an image from two sources at once
  • Multimedia connectors for VGA, DVI-D with HDCP, HDMI (MHL), DisplayPort
  • Mobile High-Definition Link (MHL) to connect and charge the phone
  • IPS Panel with full HD 1080P Resolution and an LED backlit screen

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The AOC 29" UltraWide features an LED Backlit screen that offers brilliant color and ultra clear images. The full HD 1080P Resolution, with 50,000,000:1 contrast ratio and response time of 5ms, creates superior picture sharpness and the In Plane Switching (IPS) Panel allows you to view your spreadsheets or weekend movies from virtually any angle without compromising color uniformity.

Do More

The UltraWide is available for multiple full sized applications as an upgrade to dual monitor settings. Enjoy dual monitor productivity on a single screen. The vast panoramic screen is easy on the eyes, and with the screen-splitter function, multitasking has never been so simple.

Experience More

The AOC 29" UltraWide screen and equipped dual 3-Watt enclosed speakers deliver a more awesome immersive experience for your favorite movies or games. The narrow bezel frame offers a sleek cinema-like screen experience. The VESA Mount feature is available for wall-mounted cinema experience as well.

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The AOC 29" UltraWide is EnergyStar qualified, which means it uses about 30% less energy than standard units. Plus, it has no arsenic in the glass, mercury-free LED, and no BFR/PVC Laminates. It also qualifies for the latest standards such as TCO.

Connect More

The AOC 29" UltraWide's connectivity is ultra-useful. The HDMI Connections carry high definition picture and sound in one easy cable. The HDMI with MHL allow you to connect your smartphone easily without a network connection. You can stream videos from your phone on to the monitor screen while charging your mobile device at the same time.

The PIP/PBP Hardware Calibration Ready (Dual Link-Up) allow two devices to be viewed on the monitor simultaneously. The DisplayPort connection allows you to connect several monitors to your notebook with one simple cable.

Connect your smartphone with one cable. View two devices simultaneously.



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Tech Specifications
  • Viewable Image Size: 29"
  • Aspect Ratio: 21:9
  • Panel: LED AH-IPS
  • Brightness: 300 cd/m2
  • Contrast Ratio: 50,000,000:1
  • View Angle: 178° horizontal, 178° vertical
  • Optimum Resolution: 2560 x 1080 @ 60Hz
  • Colors Supported: 16.7 Million
  • Input/OutputS: VGA x 1, DVI-D x 1, DP-in x 1, DP-out x 1, HDMI x 1(MHL), Audio in/out x 1
  • Built-in Speakers: 3 Watts x 2
  • Windows 8 Compatible: Yes
  • Wall Mountable: Yes
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3.5 out of 5 stars
3.5 out of 5
228 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the performance, value, and image quality of the monitor. They mention that it works well for everyday needs, and the function clearly demonstrates itself when opening spreadsheets. They are also happy with ease of configuration, and quality. That said, opinions are mixed on size and color.

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90 customers mention72 positive18 negative

Customers like the quality of the monitor. For example, they say it's amazing, spectacular, well-done, and perfect for games. That said, some say it performs flawlessly and is a great single monitor.

"...monitor... side by side or one on top of the other, these monitors are beautiful.. simple.. I do not yet have a displayport able video card, that is..." Read more

"Pros: A large and rather attractive monitor that does well for everyday needs (browsing, etc)...." Read more

"...Gaming is decent on it. With the exception of ARMA. But not a quality issue rather it's too small to properly make distant items out...." Read more

"...Not to mention you can split the screen between different computers or do a PIP (Picture in picture)..." Read more

75 customers mention66 positive9 negative

Customers like the image quality of the monitor. They mention that the picture looks fantastic, sharp, and vivid. The screen is clear and bright, and web pages are fantastic in portrait mode and spreadsheets in landscape. The color quality is spot on, and the picture-in-picture mode is a neat feature to have.

"...Q2963PM, I first used the mini-hdmi on the 560 to hdmi, the screen looked beautiful, Win 8.1 Pro did not ask me if I wanted 2560x1080, It just set..." Read more

"...Has plethora of features, such as Picture-in-picture, and definitely increases what you are able to see in video games which was the #1 reason for..." Read more

"...The colors are fine and I love the matte finish, but this thing just irritates the crud out of me with sound, ghosting, and activation issues...." Read more

"...The picture is always sharp, the colors on factory presets better than I have seen on many calibrated models..." Read more

48 customers mention37 positive11 negative

Customers like the performance of the monitor. They mention it works well on applications, and its function clearly demonstrates itself when opening spreadsheets. The monitor is attractive and does well for everyday needs, and it helps them get their work done.

"...2, I was using my home TV for big screen, I switched to the AOC, it works fantastic...." Read more

"Pros: A large and rather attractive monitor that does well for everyday needs (browsing, etc)...." Read more

"...ENDWorks great. I use it for old school Unix development. It's been great for that...." Read more

"...Poor quality, software supplied doesn't work, tech support not helpful.TM" Read more

34 customers mention28 positive6 negative

Customers like the value of the monitor. They mention it's great for the price.

"...In summary, I would say this is a good monitor for the price, which requires some technical knowledge and special care to fully utilize it to its..." Read more

"...extensive research I decided that this AOC monitor at $380 was well worth the price...." Read more

"...Huge props, guys, and thanks for the great monitor, at a killer price!..." Read more

"...Given the relatively low price, I'm tempted to award 5 stars...." Read more

16 customers mention12 positive4 negative

Customers find the monitor easy to use and configure. They mention it's simple to place programs side by side, and it'll never look back after using one of these monitors. They also appreciate the PDF manual, which is easy to find information. Overall, customers find the product to be efficient for programming and time-saving.

"...by side or one on top of the other, these monitors are beautiful.. simple.. I do not yet have a displayport able video card, that is next on my list..." Read more

"...It's been great for that. Easy to configure and get the brightness, color, ect to a comfortable place. It's not too small and not too big...." Read more

"...Poor quality, software supplied doesn't work, tech support not helpful.TM" Read more

"...This display has saved me a ton of time from having to use keyboard shortcuts, moving windows around with the mouse or fiddling with calibrating two..." Read more

42 customers mention27 positive15 negative

Customers are mixed about the color of the monitor. Some mention that the color is fantastic, excellent, and beautiful, while others say that it's slightly off and the text on the screen looks horribly. The polarizing filter is not clean, and the images are muddy.

"...The colors are fine and I love the matte finish, but this thing just irritates the crud out of me with sound, ghosting, and activation issues...." Read more

"...The picture is always sharp, the colors on factory presets better than I have seen on many calibrated models..." Read more

"...It looked funny, but it was acceptable.If you left the monitor off for 24 hours, it would forget the PBP settings...." Read more

"...The screen itself is beautiful and the colors are vivid..." Read more

22 customers mention14 positive8 negative

Customers are mixed about the size of the monitor. Some mention that the 29 inch width is good, while others say that it's only 11" by 28". The base of the AOC is quite large and heavy, but the screen is too small to properly make distant items out.

"...AOC and placed the 22 Viewsonic TD2220 all on the lower arm, they fit rather well, granted the Dell still reaches the desk tabletop, barely hanging..." Read more

"Pros: A large and rather attractive monitor that does well for everyday needs (browsing, etc)...." Read more

"...1. The text is a bit smaller on the ultra-wide monitors, i guess due to the shorter height. This made me sit just a little closer...." Read more

"...ORIGINAL REVIEW:The display is a perfect width for my work, which uses Unity, Blender, Photoshop, when paired with a second display overhead...." Read more

17 customers mention4 positive13 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the sound quality of the monitor. They mention that the internal speakers are poor, they don't have any bass, and are high-pitched and tinny. The monitor has no optical audio port, making sound exporting difficult. Additionally, customers report a hissing noise and a low background buzz.

"...As a minor quibble, there is no optical audio port which makes exporting sound difficult, forcing you to use 3.55? mm audio cable..." Read more

"...fine and I love the matte finish, but this thing just irritates the crud out of me with sound, ghosting, and activation issues...." Read more

"...Love the PIP feature of it, and that you can change the sound based on the PIP. Totally worth it!" Read more

"...The built-in speakers aren't anything special, but I have velcroed a 29" Vizio soundbar to the top of it and that works great with the 3.5mm..." Read more

Day One, Week One... Year plus Later
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Day One, Week One... Year plus Later
when one selects a monitor it has to have something which causes it to stand up and say, Select Me.I began reading about the AOC Q2963PM several days ago and ordered it two days ago Prime and here it is... Now, is it everything I had expected it to be. Did it perform as advertised. How was my experience going to compare to others who I have read in the various reviews.I had also ordered a 6 screen stand and DVI cable to go along with my new purchase.. all arrived on time with Prime.I have odd setup, an older Dell 24WPS, which works flawlessly for 7 years now, an old Acer 193W and an even older Vizio 22 inch TV, then, last year I updated one other monitor with a simple touch screen, Viewsonic TD2220, all running on a pair of Galaxy GTX560's. It was a mess. They were placed anywhere I could make them fit and still have useful work space. The Vizio TV had been acting up and the Acer 193w is limited to 900 x 1440, but is working fine. I decided to pickup the AOC Q2963, it would replace both of those. I had concerns if my 560's would hold up to my new screen, I had read there were some cable issues and maybe some settings which may be important.Desk space is a premium for everyone, How everything one piles upon one's desk makes it easier or more complex for one to operate, well, my old setup of books to make one monitor taller or brackets to hold another all got sorted out and cleaned up, this new 6 screen stand was rated for 6 - 24 inch screens up to 20+ pound support each.the old Dell 24WPS makes an excellent full page screen and it's own stand is perfect, I wanted to retain at least the full page so, I began my new setup, with my touchscreen 22 front and center, the dell stand up to one side and this new 29 inch AOC Q2963 center on the upper section of this 6 screen stand,,, well.. it not only looked odd, ok, odder then I normally had my monitors, I had spaces and horrific gaps, the first setup, was not going to work. still sticking with I wanted the Dell standing up, I lowered the new AOC and placed the 22 Viewsonic TD2220 all on the lower arm, they fit rather well, granted the Dell still reaches the desk tabletop, barely hanging a cm of the table, but it is standing full page... the new AOC is wonderful front and center and I can reach over to the touch screen for all my primary needs. That left me with this entire upper monitor arm, unused, and I couldn't leave it at that. like I said earlier, the Vizio TV did work but was flaky and even today gave me problem on an off, and that little Acer 193W, well it's been around a while.. Now it's in the upper deck.. as a full page monitor, the pair of GTX 560's, purr... one of my next up grade may be new video cards..the AOC Q2963PM, I first used the mini-hdmi on the 560 to hdmi, the screen looked beautiful, Win 8.1 Pro did not ask me if I wanted 2560x1080, It just set it up, But, I also have a Microsoft Surface 2, I was using my home TV for big screen, I switched to the AOC, it works fantastic. I connected the new DVI cables back to the PC system and left the Surface 2 connected to the hdmi however, the PIP only supports either the old VGA D-Sub or the Displayport. I had to do it, I popped on a converter and ran and old Vga cable, and the AOC monitor didn't skip a beat. I used an hdmi converter to DVI and run my Asus VivoSmart Tab on that.. this thing is fun.. pic in picture works well... after hours of laying everything out, many times, I'm considering a second purchase to dedicate one to my Roku 3I passed my considerations along and purchased the second monitor... side by side or one on top of the other, these monitors are beautiful.. simple.. I do not yet have a displayport able video card, that is next on my list... however I am happy with the performance of these two old GTX 560's.month later.... zero complaints1 1/2 years later... after running these AOC Q2963PM's.. I upgraded my video cards, I am now using a AMD R9 295X2 and a Nvidia 760 GTX.. these AOC's are connected to the AMD, until yesterday, I had been using the DP @2560X1080 @60, I made a change in cabling, Now, I am able to use the setting 2560X1440 @60 HDMI... although, it is not the recommended..
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when one selects a monitor it has to have something which causes it to stand up and say, Select Me.

I began reading about the AOC Q2963PM several days ago and ordered it two days ago Prime and here it is... Now, is it everything I had expected it to be. Did it perform as advertised. How was my experience going to compare to others who I have read in the various reviews.

I had also ordered a 6 screen stand and DVI cable to go along with my new purchase.. all arrived on time with Prime.

I have odd setup, an older Dell 24WPS, which works flawlessly for 7 years now, an old Acer 193W and an even older Vizio 22 inch TV, then, last year I updated one other monitor with a simple touch screen, Viewsonic TD2220, all running on a pair of Galaxy GTX560's. It was a mess. They were placed anywhere I could make them fit and still have useful work space. The Vizio TV had been acting up and the Acer 193w is limited to 900 x 1440, but is working fine. I decided to pickup the AOC Q2963, it would replace both of those. I had concerns if my 560's would hold up to my new screen, I had read there were some cable issues and maybe some settings which may be important.

Desk space is a premium for everyone, How everything one piles upon one's desk makes it easier or more complex for one to operate, well, my old setup of books to make one monitor taller or brackets to hold another all got sorted out and cleaned up, this new 6 screen stand was rated for 6 - 24 inch screens up to 20+ pound support each.

the old Dell 24WPS makes an excellent full page screen and it's own stand is perfect, I wanted to retain at least the full page so, I began my new setup, with my touchscreen 22 front and center, the dell stand up to one side and this new 29 inch AOC Q2963 center on the upper section of this 6 screen stand,,, well.. it not only looked odd, ok, odder then I normally had my monitors, I had spaces and horrific gaps, the first setup, was not going to work. still sticking with I wanted the Dell standing up, I lowered the new AOC and placed the 22 Viewsonic TD2220 all on the lower arm, they fit rather well, granted the Dell still reaches the desk tabletop, barely hanging a cm of the table, but it is standing full page... the new AOC is wonderful front and center and I can reach over to the touch screen for all my primary needs. That left me with this entire upper monitor arm, unused, and I couldn't leave it at that. like I said earlier, the Vizio TV did work but was flaky and even today gave me problem on an off, and that little Acer 193W, well it's been around a while.. Now it's in the upper deck.. as a full page monitor, the pair of GTX 560's, purr... one of my next up grade may be new video cards..

the AOC Q2963PM, I first used the mini-hdmi on the 560 to hdmi, the screen looked beautiful, Win 8.1 Pro did not ask me if I wanted 2560x1080, It just set it up, But, I also have a Microsoft Surface 2, I was using my home TV for big screen, I switched to the AOC, it works fantastic. I connected the new DVI cables back to the PC system and left the Surface 2 connected to the hdmi however, the PIP only supports either the old VGA D-Sub or the Displayport. I had to do it, I popped on a converter and ran and old Vga cable, and the AOC monitor didn't skip a beat. I used an hdmi converter to DVI and run my Asus VivoSmart Tab on that.. this thing is fun.. pic in picture works well... after hours of laying everything out, many times, I'm considering a second purchase to dedicate one to my Roku 3

I passed my considerations along and purchased the second monitor... side by side or one on top of the other, these monitors are beautiful.. simple.. I do not yet have a displayport able video card, that is next on my list... however I am happy with the performance of these two old GTX 560's.

month later.... zero complaints

1 1/2 years later... after running these AOC Q2963PM's.. I upgraded my video cards, I am now using a AMD R9 295X2 and a Nvidia 760 GTX.. these AOC's are connected to the AMD, until yesterday, I had been using the DP @2560X1080 @60, I made a change in cabling, Now, I am able to use the setting 2560X1440 @60 HDMI... although, it is not the recommended..
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BH
5.0 out of 5 stars Great monitor at a great price
Reviewed in Canada on April 26, 2015
Leonardo Barbero
5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente calidad de imagen
Reviewed in Spain on February 4, 2015
Anush Ramani
3.0 out of 5 stars Incompatible with Mac, poor customer support
Reviewed in India on July 24, 2014
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Simovski Stanislav
5.0 out of 5 stars Very high quality monitor. The praise is not false.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 17, 2014
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shaun wainwright
3.0 out of 5 stars Superb - but packaging suspect
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 3, 2014