AOC 21.5" 22P1 specs.
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Display AOC 21.5" 22P1
Screen size:
21.5 inches
Screen format:
16:9
Panel type:
VA (MVA, PVA) display
LCD technology:
MVA
Max resolution:
1920 x 1080 pixels
Dot Pitch:
0.24795 mm
Brightness:
250 cd/m²
Contrast:
50000000 /1
Response time:
5 ms
Angle of vision (horizontal):
178 Degree(s)
Angle of vision (vertical):
178 Degree(s)
Matte/anti-glare panel:
Yes
HDR (High Dynamique Range):
No
NVIDIA G-SYNC:
No
Adaptive-Sync:
No
AMD FreeSync:
No
Flicker-Free:
Yes
Anti blue light:
Yes
Screen AOC 21.5" 22P1
Screen type:
LED
Widescreen:
Yes
Curved screen:
No
Borderless:
No
3D compatible:
No
Touch screen:
No
Min vertical frequency:
60 Hz
Type of activities:
Office
Ergonomics AOC 21.5" 22P1
Portable:
No
Pivot:
Yes
Height adjustable stand:
Yes
Removable stand:
No
VESA mount:
N/A
Back tilt angle (top):
21.5 Degree(s)
Forward tilt angle (bottom):
3.5 Degree(s)
Connectivity AOC 21.5" 22P1
Video inputs:
DisplayPort Female, DVI Female, HDMI Female, VGA (D-sub 15 Female)
HDMI standard:
HDMI 1.4
DisplayPort standard:
DisplayPort 1.2
Audio input:
None
Audio outputs:
1 X Line OUT (3.5mm Jack Female)
Additional connector(s):
4 X USB 3.0
Multimedia AOC 21.5" 22P1
Built-in speakers:
Yes
Sound power:
2 X 2 W
Webcam:
No
TV tuner:
No
Physical characteristics AOC 21.5" 22P1
Color:
Black
Width:
506 mm
Height:
504.4 mm
Depth:
198.8 mm
Weight:
4.31 kg
Multi-monitor bundle:
No
Power supply AOC 21.5" 22P1
Consumption:
16 kWh/1000h
Standby consumption:
0.28 W
Internal power supply:
Yes
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