gaming
Alienware

AW2725D

Category
Gaming
Panel
QD-OLED
Screen
26.7" 2560×1440, 280 Hz
Inputs
DisplayPort, 2× HDMI
Weight
14 lb with stand

Owned since the start of the year and pretty good; they prefer Peak 1000 mode, the dimming is good enough and pixel shift is rarely noticeable.

“I have that monitor since the start of the year and it's pretty good. I prefer the Peak 1000 mode instead of the TB400”
positive

The 1000-nit firmware update helped brightness and dimming a lot; well behind a big TV but very good for a monitor.

“The new 1000Nit firmware update helped a lot with the brightness, and gives less dimming.”
positive

Insane value at $380; can't believe how good it looks.

“Bro I just copped a 27” AW2725D 280hz for $380 and it’s fucking insane.”
positive

Moved from an MSI G274QPF E2 IPS to the Alienware AW2725D; the difference is astronomical and the best investment in their setup.

“This is the best investment in my setup.”
positive

They and three friends bought the Alienware AW2725D and see none of the AW2725DF's text fringing.

“me + 3 friends brought the D version and text fringing and these anomalies are nowhere to be found”
positive

Swapped their IPS for the Alienware AW2725D for better blacks, response and colour; HDR is dimmer than their TV but still very good.

“I switched out the IPS to a OLED monitor (AW2725D) for the much better black levels, lower input lag/response time and the better colours”
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Their new Alienware AW2725D looks little different from their old IPS.

“Is it just me or is there very little difference between the two screens?”
negative