The AOC iF23 has a 23” widescreen LCD monitor with analogue/VGA and digital/DVI (24 pin) inputs, unfortumately there are no DisplayPort and no HDMI connectors. The viewing angle is 178 degrees and a very high dynamic contrast ratio of 100,000:1.

True Wide viewing with IPS offers a consistent image from almost any angle, besides that this display has Real Colour with more depth and less colour shift across the screen.

The height adjustable baseis optional.

• Screen Size: 23 inch Wide
• Brightness : 250 cd/m²
• Contrast Ratio: 100000:1(DCR)
• Response Time: 6ms
• Viewing Angle: 178/178 (CR=10)
• Screen Resolution: Full HD 1920×1080@60Hz
• 300 cd/m2 high brightness
• HDCP Compatible: Yes
• Input: VGA and DVI-D
• Safety & Regulations: cUL,FCC,CE, CCC, TUV-Bauart, TUV/S, Windows7

AOC makes budget displays in the sense of cheap without loosing quality.

AOC say the monitor is designed in almost a photo frame design and looks really nice and elegant. A little stand is at the back of the display which can be twisted to adjust the angle. Connectivity is a little lacking with only DVI and VGA being present. After installing the software the reviewer couldn't get the OSD up and running. It turned out that the i-Menu software wassn't compatible with Windows 7.

Colours look good; the difference in blacks can be seen at 1.6% and whites at 1%. Backlight bleed is visibly present. The good news is that outside of solid screens you don't see the bleed much at all. There were no dead pixels.

1920 x 1080 HD content looks nice thanks to the native 1080p resolution.

The good design, low power consumption and nice price make it a great monitor.