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AOC AGON AG275QXL Review – The League of Legends Monitor

Credit to AOC, the League of Legends theme stretches to the OSD UI, which definitely looks more interesting than the plain and boring menus we are used to seeing.

The controls themselves are split into eight main menus – Game Setting, Luminance, Image Setup, Color Setup, Audio, Light FX, Extra, OSD Setup. These are shown below:

The OSD menu is nice and simple, AOC has laid things out sensibly and navigating through the different settings is a piece of cake thanks to the joystick. My only real complaint, that is admittedly minor, is that it is not possible to set shortcuts when pushing the OSD in its various directions – something I find useful when wanting to quickly adjust the brightness.

A small OSD ‘puck' also comes bundled with the AG275QXL. This plugs into the back of the monitor and can be used like a remote control, to navigate the OSD without having to reach behind the monitor. Personally, I find it a little clunky, and it is just another cable to contend with, but at least it is designed in keeping with the League of Legends theme, and some people may find this a valuable inclusion.

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