Once you've turned on the display, this is where the magic happens. The 100x100 VESA mount and the down-firing speakers are both great additions for the office, however. You won't find any cable management capabilities on the rear, which is a shame since this is a professional-focused product. The stand is sturdy enough to keep the panel still even if you're a more forceful typist. This system is identical to that found in other AOC displays and works well. For the OSD (on-screen display) controls, physical buttons are located on the front.

The power supply is located within the monitor, negating the need for an external brick. Down below you'll find the usual AOC metallic effect plastic bar with centralized branding.įor ports, AOC included two HDMI 2.0 and a single DisplayPort 1.2 for input, alongside a headphone jack for audio. The massive 32-inch panel demands your immediate attention and the view is unobtrusive thanks to the very thin bezels that flank either side and up top. The focus with any 4K monitor is the screen and that's no different with the U32E2N. Thankfully, AOC restrained itself from implementing any aggressive styling on the U32E2N, resulting in quite a sleek monitor.ĪOC made a 4K display that fits right at home in most professional office setups. I'm generally a big fan of the line-up of monitors from AOC (and Philips since both are under the MMD umbrella, the latter in license only), but sometimes the company can miss the mark with its designs. VPN Deals: Lifetime license for $16, monthly plans at $1 & more

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