AOC E2243FW

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Pros:

Thin profile, Affordable, Good small text and motion performance.
Great price point; super thin.
The AOC e2243Fw has a unique aesthetic, very good entertainment performance, and an appealing low price.

Cons:

Narrow viewing angles, No HDMI port, Skimpy feature set, Weak grayscale performance.
Awkward OSD menu; trouble with digital noise, grays, and compression.

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Last revision on September 25, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Thin profile, Affordable, Good small text and motion performance
Great price point; super thin
The AOC e2243Fw has a unique aesthetic, very good entertainment performance, and an appealing low price

Reviewers Didn't Like

Narrow viewing angles, No HDMI port, Skimpy feature set, Weak grayscale performance
Awkward OSD menu; trouble with digital noise, grays, and compression
The AOC e2243Fw's OSD is obtrusively designed, and the monitor lacks HDMI. Also, its movie performance takes some detailed calibrating to get just right

Expert reviews and ratings

The AOC e2243FW is an affordable 21.5 inch LED backlit monitor featuring a razor-thin cabinet and a relatively fast pixel response, but it comes up short on features and has a few performance issues....

By PC Mag on October 24, 2011

AOC’s e2243Fw made a strong first impression on us: A glossy, piano-black frame houses this remarkably thin, 21.5-inch LCD monitor. In addition to being only 1/2-inch from front to back, it’s also extremely lightweight and flexible—and...

By Maximum PC on August 25, 2011

The AOC e2243Fw is a low-priced 22-incher with performance that rivals some of the more-expensive...

By cnet on November 16, 2010

Last month I was able to get my hands on the razor thin e2243FW monitor from AOC and I have to say I am pretty impressed with it. It is a stylish, sleek looking 22 inch LED Monitor with the price point of a traditional LCD of its size, actually come...

By HardwareGeeks on November 25, 2010