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AOC 27B36X Full HD 27" IPS WLED Gaming Monitor - Black, image 1 of 1

AOC 27B36X Full HD 27" IPS WLED Gaming Monitor - Black

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£99.99
1 retailer
Cheapest at Currys
£99.99
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Specifications

PanelIPS
Resolution1920x1080
Size27"

At a glance

AOC 27B36X Full HD 27" IPS WLED Gaming Monitor - Black is a 27" IPS monitor with a 1920x1080 resolution. It is listed at one UK shop, Currys, for £99.99 (checked 19 October 2026).

From the retailer

Stay sharp and in control with this AOC gaming monitor. The combo of a 144 Hz refresh rate and 0.5 ms response time gives you smooth and crisp gameplay. Adaptive Sync keeps visuals stutter-free by matching the refresh rate to your graphics card. And with HDR10 support, you'll enjoy deeper contrast and brighter highlights for a more immersive experience.

Good to know

  • Full HD resolution gives you plenty of detail and the IPS panel means beautiful colours
  • Connect your favourite peripherals using the HDMI and DisplayPort
  • Its low blue light and flicker free tech keeps your eyes comfy even during those epic binge sessions

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