AOC AGON Pro AG344UXM 21:9 MiniLED 170Hz Gaming Monitor Review
Peter Donnell / 1 year ago
OSD
The OSD looks fantastic, it’s very vibrant and easy to read. Weirdly, it’s a nightmare to navigate with the analogue stick, as it’s so far up the back of the monitor, that you feel like you’re giving the back of the monitor an awkward examination trying to reach it.
It should be closer to the side or bottom for ease of use. But of course, there’s the hockey puck remote thing too, which is a breeze to use.
Everything you would expect is here, with full 6-point colour calibration, a plethora of profiles for SDR and HDR modes, overdrive, adaptive sync and gaming overlays.
Honestly though, just setting the monitor to uniformity, or User and dropping the brightness for darker rooms, seems to be about all you need to do. Local Dimming can be left on though, otherwise, you lose the benefit of the mini-LED backlight technology.
