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31.5" AOC AGON AG326UD - Monitor

Reviews 31.5" AOC AGON AG326UD

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iTPP s.r.o., Chotěšiceflag
Rated 11/03/2026, variant 31.5" AOC AGON AG326UD
Verified purchase - review from a price comparison website
for the price I guess OK, but otherwise not much
price vs features
control switching between HDMI and DP inputs
the depth of the monitor on the desk really takes up a lot of space
instead of pure white, it's a disco of colour, once more red, then again blue, or any other brava
every 4 hours it requires turning off the monitor to calibrate the OLED
incomprehensible menu - instead of descriptions of functions there are symbols and pictures
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Ondřej, Kamenice - Všedobroviceflag
Rated 06/03/2026, variant 31.5" AOC AGON AG326UD
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Picture and colour perfection
No need to set up or download anything, everything ok in basic settings
Switching from a normal monitor to OLED is a one-way affair, you will never want to go back to a classic panel (a negative for your wallet)
Asymmetrical monitor base may not be to everyone's taste
The monitor is extremely thin at the top, so really careful handling is required
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Aleš, Žiželice nad Cidlinouflag
Rated 15/02/2026, variant 31.5" AOC AGON AG326UD
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For someone who needs it badly as I do not have in the menu sharpness, this is the only minus otherwise TOP monitor. Same panel as MSI 321UP. I recommend in the monitor menu to try only HDR mod (image)otherwise as in win 11 HDR simply unusable
Colours(beautiful picture)
Appearance
Rear RGB
Price
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Petr, Litvínovflag
Rated 09/01/2026, variant 31.5" AOC AGON AG326UD
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Factory calibrated colours
Quality of workmanship
Price/performance ratio top
The monitor is very heavy, the AlzaErgo Arm AR2.1 arm cannot carry it
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Jiří, Jinočanyflag
Rated 02/01/2026, variant 31.5" AOC AGON AG326UD
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Mmm, it's the colors. And I didn't even have anything. I wish you could see what I see now.
Easy folding of the stand. And it carries well, too.
Great Dpad to control the monitor menu.
colours O_O
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Roman, Prahaflag
Rated 06/04/2025, variant 31.5" AOC AGON AG326UD
Verified purchase - review from a price comparison website
The price is good
Appearance and functionality also OK
Need to refresh pixel after 4 hours
For some reason it is often not touched by a working notebook, fixed PC and Mac are fine. Eventually I can even get the pelracovni notas to work but it's annoying and I spend 5-10 min trying to change the cable, change the resolution etc, it takes different times/what
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Stanislav, Kyjovflag
Rated 08/03/2025, variant 31.5" AOC AGON AG326UD
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I've been looking for a monitor for a long time, which I will have for work (programming) and for games - after a long wait and reading many reviews I tried this one and it worked out. Thanks to the new third-generation qd-oled panel, the text is almost artifact-free, so the monitor is usable for work (yes, I can find small artifacts if I want, but I have to zoom my eyes more than the working distance). However, I'm not saying it will suit everyone - there are certainly more demanding people and jobs. I tried HDR with Helldivers 2 and Cyberpunk 2077 - both worked fine - just turn it on in Windows and then in the game. Brightness for "non-HDR content and games" running in HDR can be easily adjusted (SDR content brightness - see picture). ( tested on Windows 11 Pro and RTX 4070 Super )
absolutely great picture with and without HDR
factory calibrated (protocol in the box)
advanced OLED care features
price compared to the competition with the same panel
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Lukáš, Brnoflag
Rated 27/01/2025, variant 31.5" AOC AGON AG326UD
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I picked up the monitor late Friday afternoon and returned it 24 hours later. The whole time I've had it I've only dealt with non-functioning HDR. I've tried all possible tutorials on the internet, color profiles, I've installed the drivers from the manufacturer so that Windows HDR certification is even seen correctly in the settings (not a necessity for HDR to be functional), I've updated the FW of the monitor, but I couldn't get it to work. The image in HDR mode is extremely bright (you can't look at it from as close as you use the monitor for a long time), the colours have no depth - blacks are grey, reds are orange, and because you can't change any other image settings including brightness or colour profile on the monitor in HDR mode either, and the settings are locked like that, you have to rely on how the input device handles the colour profile, which doesn't work on Windows or macOS (it only displayed correctly on PS4). Of course, you have to take into account that SDR content will look similar in HDR mode, but nothing changes when you switch to HDR content and the difference is so drastic that you can tell something is wrong right away (compared to the LG C2, where HDR mode works fine the first time). On the internet you can read that this is a common defect of other AOC oled monitors, but not only this brand. In fact, the SDR mode itself looks so great that you probably won't even miss HDR, but it's like buying a supersport and having the 150km limiter permanently on. It's possible that the manufacturer will fix it in an update, but they shouldn't have to wait for a 20k product when or if that happens, plus it's a pretty essential product feature.
Phenomenal picture quality in SDR mode, comparable to other QD OLED panels 30k+ (professionals will have any new monitor calibrated by a probe anyway, so there is no point in going into that much detail, but you can read in reviews that after proper calibration the picture is really great)
I don't know if it's a feature of just this monitor or all QD OLEDs, but I like that the screen has a few extra rows of pixels on each side, so the image gradually shifts a few rows to reduce pixel burn-in instead of always missing a bit of the image when shifting like on my oled tv, which doesn't have the extra pixels.
The protective glossy film, which most users would remove immediately, I did not find it disturbing or that it could deteriorate the image quality, on the contrary, I left it on the monitor for additional protection of the screen and only peeled off a small piece in the corner, which served to attach the film when peeling off.
HDR unusable with Windows 11 or macOS, works fine with PS4 Pro
The solution of attaching to the wall with an adapter, although functional, however, absolutely illogical, I do not understand why the manufacturer prefers to pack a nonsensical adapter of a strange shape, which is mounted on the same part as the base, which adds a lot of depth to the monitor and a lot then sticks out from the wall, instead of the usual simple snap-on and VESA mounting directly in the body of the monitor, I don't want to believe that such a solution would be cheaper, it looks more like an afterthought, and that it was not originally planned for the product at all.
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