Wednesday, September 30th 2026

AOC Announces AGON PRO AGP257FT Monitor with 1000 Hz (1050 Hz OC) Fast IPS Panel

AGON by AOC, the world's leading gaming monitor brand, announces the AGON PRO AGP257FT, the fastest monitor in its line-up to date. The 24.5-inch (62.2 cm) Full HD esports monitor runs at a native 1000 Hz refresh rate, which can be overclocked to 1050 Hz, and pairs this with 0.3 ms GtG (minimum), VESA DisplayHDR 400 and hardware-based eye comfort features. The AGP257FT is designed for professional esports players and gamers in competitive fast-paced titles and is expected to be available from Q1 2027.

At the core of the AGP257FT is an oxide-based Fast IPS panel. Fast-response liquid crystal materials and an advanced panel architecture drive pixels faster than conventional LCD designs, overcoming the voltage-response limits that typically hold LCD panels back at extreme refresh rates. The result is smoother motion, lower frame delay and more immediate visual feedback during flick shots, quick turns and rapidly changing scenes. At 1000 Hz, the AGP257FT draws a new frame every millisecond.
  • Native 1000 Hz at 1920 × 1080, overclockable to 1050 Hz, via DisplayPort 2.1 or HDMI 2.1
  • 0.1 ms MPRT and 0.3 ms GtG (minimum) for sharply defined moving objects
  • Motion Blur Reduction Plus (MBR+) to minimize perceived blur during fast movement
  • NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible support for tear-free, stutter-free gameplay
HDR and colour without sacrificing speed
VESA DisplayHDR 400 and 20-zone local dimming add brightness and depth in compatible titles. The panel covers 99% of the sRGB and 90% of the DCI-P3 colour space at a typical brightness of 450 nits, and every unit ships with a colour and brightness uniformity report.
Eye comfort for long sessions
Training blocks and tournament days mean hours in front of the screen. The AGP257FT handles eye comfort at hardware level:
  • Hardware-based Low Blue Light reduces shortwave blue light at the backlight source, without the yellow tint of software filters
  • TÜV Rheinland-certified circular polarization, verified at over 50% circularity, produces light closer to natural sunlight to reduce glare, visual harshness and eye fatigue
  • Flicker-Free backlight using DC (direct current) instead of PWM (pulse width modulation), and anti-glare screen surface
Built for the esports desk
The fully adjustable stand offers 150 mm of height adjustment along with tilt, swivel and pivot, with built-in measurement markings that make it easy to maintain or replicate the preferred position, while a quick-release mechanism makes it easy to take the monitor to LAN events and tournaments. The included QuickSwitch keypad gives fast access to game modes and settings.
  • 2x HDMI 2.1, 1x DisplayPort 2.1 and a headphone output
  • USB hub with three 5 Gbps USB-A ports, one with BC1.2 fast charging
  • Light FX lighting, integrated headset hook and PiP/PbP support
"At the highest level of competitive play, matches are decided in milliseconds. With the AGON PRO AGP257FT, we set out to remove the display as a limiting factor, combining a native 1000 Hz / 1050 Hz OC refresh rate with response times as low as 0.3 ms GtG, so that every flick, peek and reaction appears on screen exactly when it happens," says César Acosta, Senior Gaming Product Manager at AGON by AOC.

Pricing and availability
The AGON PRO AGP257FT is expected to be available from Q1 2027. Local pricing in European regions will be announced closer to launch.
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6 Comments on AOC Announces AGON PRO AGP257FT Monitor with 1000 Hz (1050 Hz OC) Fast IPS Panel

#1
Samus-AR
Je me suis toujours demandé quel type d'écran utilisait Flash, maintenant je crois que je le sais.
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#2
outlw
1000 Hz from an IPS pannel?



I mean, sure, the monitor might run at that speed, but there is no way its Fast IPS Panel has color transitions anywhere near that fast.

Besides this, can you even get any ESport games running this fast?
As I recall, even a 9850X3D keeps the lightest games CPU capped around 600~700fps...
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Synthwave
outlwBesides this, can you even get any ESport games running this fast?
As I recall, even a 9850X3D keeps the lightest games CPU capped around 600~700fps...
That sounds bs. Depending on the map, I can have multiple thousands of fps in my main title, with an undervolted Ryzen 7 2700.

Also, higher refresh rates are more responsive, even if your frame rate is lower. Not to mention the cases, where the refresh rate is the integral multiple of the frame rate.
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#4
noel_fs
im not even that big fan of oled but i would bet that a 240hz oled display will feel way faster than this, especially considering most games today dont really go beyond 300-400fps if lucky
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#5
Onasi
outlwI mean, sure, the monitor might run at that speed, but there is no way its Fast IPS Panel has color transitions anywhere near that fast.
No. This panel has already been tested. It’s a 300-ish Hz screen in actual practice based on what the response times really are. It’s basically irrelevant now since the 720 Hz 1080p OLEDs are coming out now and will become the de facto standard for motion clarity.
SynthwaveThat sounds bs. Depending on the map, I can have multiple thousands of fps in my main title, with an undervolted Ryzen 7 2700.
What game? I can push something like that in Quake on Ironwail. You aren’t getting that performance in any currently relevant multiplayer FPS.
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#6
Tinchouru1
The case of 1000 Hz monitors: Although brands like AOC are exploring or launching 1000 Hz displays, experts agree that the benefits of refresh rates beyond 240–360 Hz are extremely subtle or marginal for the human eye.
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