Gaming monitor and accessories brand, AGON by AOC, has been named the world’s number one gaming monitor brand, according to the International Data Corporation’s (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Gaming Tracker.
The report was compiled based on outgoing stocks from Q4 2024, alongside monitor attributes such as screen resolution, refresh rate, screen size, and more.
This marks the sixth consecutive year that AGON by AOC has topped the charts.
In Q2 of 2024, their gaming monitors reached a record 20 percent of total monitor shipments worldwide.
Making them one of the biggest gaming monitor providers in the world right now.
Being recognised once again at the top reaffirms our commitment to gamers everywhere.
Kevin Wu, Head of the Monitors Business Unit at AOC
We will continue to evolve alongside the gaming community, creating hardware and gaming experiences that meet the ambitions of today’s most demanding players.
The brand has since emphasised its goals for 2025, promising:
- Expanding the accessibility of 240 Hz and above displays across all product tiers
- Further development of OLED technology, building on the framework of the current QD-OLED models
- Integration of gaming-inspired features into professional displays
- Continued focus on value-oriented high-performance gaming monitors
The brand has said that it will continue to improve the quality of its gaming monitors while ensuring accessibility to all gamers.
AGON by AOC also powers all NLC 2025 news and content on Esports News UK.
Heading into its final stage, the NLC will return on Thursday, May 20th, as Marc ‘Caedrel’ Lamont’s Los Ratones will face Verdant in Round 4 of the Playoffs.
The winner of this week’s match will join Nord Esports and the UK team Ruddy Sack at Leagues Disrupt held in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Los Ratones are expected to beat Verdant, since they’re the reigning NLC champions.
However, Nord Esports has since proven that the team can be defeated, giving the British team, Verdant, hope ahead of their match this Thursday.
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