AOC G2 AG246FK6 computer monitor 61.2 cm (24.1") 1920 x 1080 pixels Full HD LED Black, Grey

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AI-generated summary

Honestly, I don’t love the value at **£593.80 ex-VAT** for a **24-inch 1080p** AOC. In day-to-day office use, you’ll mostly just notice the pixel density doesn’t feel “premium” compared with nearby options that are higher resolution or better tuned for the same money. If this is going to sit on desks with regular spreadsheets, long documents, or anything visually detailed, you’ll likely find you’re either squinting more than you should or you’ll end up scaling UI a lot—both are workflow friction.

That said, who *might* buy it: teams that already know AOC’s picture quality, want a straightforward business-style monitor, and don’t care about sharpness beyond “good enough” (e.g., task-focused admin, simple terminals/CRMs, training rooms). If it’s being used as a **secondary screen** or for **shared spaces** where consistent, basic performance matters more than graphics sharpness, it can make sense. But if you’re shopping this price, I’d push back hard—either drop the budget to closer to what a 1080p 24-inch should cost, or spend toward a higher-resolution panel so you’re not paying premium money for a resolution ceiling.

If you tell me what the monitors are replacing and typical workload (office apps vs design/engineering vs call-centre), I can give you a more confident “buy vs avoid” recommendation.