Does this monitor display text clearly and sharply? Thanks.
1129439
Very good for text.1440p has roughly 70% more pixels than a 1080p monitor. At a distance of 2 feet from the screen, I can no longer see individual pixels during normal use. At 27in this screen has a density of 108.79 PPI(points per inch)A 1080p screen at 27 in, is 81.9 PPI.Very sharp for desktop use.
1129440
Absolutely. This is a very sharp monitor. The AOC I received also has little/no backlight bleed. Sharp text and great colors.
1760070
That is the native (actual physical) resolution of the monitor. So it is as sharp as is practical. However all digital displays are made of pixels (picture elements) and are thus tchinically "pixelated". I assume what you really mean is does the display seem smeared by being recalculated to a different resolution. The answer, as stated first is no. To get full advantage of the display you have to use the digital video input and not the analog VGA input. And your video card or motherboard has to support this resolution.
391788
Display is large and readable , don't have exact dims, but I need cheaters to read most things, but no issues here... Maybe 3.5 x3.5
1242876
I am OK with it. The only thing that surprised me when I looked at it from an angle about 45 degrees (approximately) was the change of colors (slight). But mostly I work with this monitor looking straight at it, so there is not much to say about it. Hope this helps.
2274544
YES -- mine reads CONSISTENTLY 15 to 20 points higher than at my doctor's office or on my old monitor. I hate it and am returning it!!!
1004212
That is the true contrast ratio. Other monitors that claim things like 8,000,000:1 are using adaptive dimming and other tricks to attain that. The proof is in the picture, and this monitor has excellent picture. A calibration solution with hardware puck is A MUST though!
1325363
No it doesn't, but the contrast is quite good so you can see the display ok.
1249752
I'm sorry but I don't know. I never had that problem with mine. My problem was the LCD display showing erratic characters on it.
424466
I really can't remember... I do know I wished I had spend a little bit more for a better monitor... some of the letter fonts are difficult to read.
1691391
I had the same issue. The problem was caused by color bleeds of Cleartype anti-aliasing of screen fonts, amplified by the monitor's higher saturation. I was able to reduce the issue by fine-tuning the hell out of Cleartype (to minimize blue/orange bleeds) and calibrating the monitor using color calibration device and software.
2234351
No, plug PC monitor into RGB and other display into HDMI... Win 8 will set the hardware for you. You will see RGB is best for text and HDMI is best for image display.
1688027
1920x1080 pixels is the HD resolution for all the modern TV screens. While writing this note I don't see why it might be not good being displaying text.
959127
I do not notice anything like that on my display. So far, for me, this is a really good TV.
2168677
I am sorry I am not sure. We do like the monitor that is with it, it is very clear.
1178149
I am not sure what kind of text. If you mean communication texting it is not the correct place to do that. The new LED backlight monitors make everything better including black blacks. If you mean writing programs and letters any monitor can do this.
1389181
I don't remember if it did or not but that wasn't relevant to me. However, the monitor I got (which I knew was used) the screen was slightly defective. There were some "grey" areas on the display. The use I have for it made this a non-issue but if you want it for regular daily use, make sure it is fully functional.
1077881
Yes, I am satisfied with the display. The liquid crystal display requires adequate ambient light to read it. The contrast is good.