AW2725DF OLED Gaming Monitor - 26.7-inch Quantom-Dot WQHD (2560x1440) 360Hz 0.03Ms Display, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, HDMI/DP/USB 3.2 Gen1, Height/Tilt/Swivel/Pivot Adjustability - Black

Le design est bof surtout pour le prix (plastique très basique) et en plus l’écran ne se rallume pas à chaque sortie de mise en veille avec mon MacBook : je ne sais pas si cela vient de mon adapteur usb-c/HDMi mais je préfère le rendre.

It seems like a great monitor. For a couple months. Unfortunately, that is the full lifespan of these things. There is some fatal flaw, and these monitors are lemons. They turn into a black screen brick, with no apparent fix in sight. They will send you a replacement, but the replacement has the same issue and will break too.

After 3 months, I was playing a game, and the screen went black. Never came back on. The power light was on, but it was just black, and the menu button did nothing. Went through some steps that failed. Dell wanted videos, invoices, etc. Supplied them 3 days ago and radio silence....... I have 15-year-old screens that still work. This is the worst screen I have ever had, but also the most expensive at nearly £600: appalling screen and appalling customer service. Never buying Dell. Still waiting 2 weeks later for Dell "Get approval" from their product team to send me a new screen.............If only there were a 0-star option.

I am a very picky person when it comes to monitors and this one checks almost every mark! No ghosting. The menu is great to use and the built in crosshair settings is great (you can go into advanced crosshair settings btw, good to know) The only con is the HDR isn't as vibrant as one might hope. I just keep it off.

I'm absolutely astonished by the Alienware AW2725DF. This monitor has a great set of features for the price I bought it for. It has incredible colors out of the box. The viewing angles are excellent, showing consistent colors. Reading text on the screen is great. Some may not like it due to the QD-OLED's pixel layout, causing text fringing. Most people wont notice it or care, but I'm pointing it out there for people who tend to write or read alot on monitors. The monitor is very stable on its stand. It doesn't wiggle. Stiff and premium feeling. You can tilt the monitor at a wide range of angles. Has VESA mounting support. It's less bright than other monitors but it's still quite high. Supports VRR and G-Sync (non-premium). VRR flickering does occur when frame rates are changing (I'd recommend capping fps at an amount that your system can maintain consistently or turning off VRR). Motion blur is almost unrecognizable if FPS is consistent at the max refresh rate. At lower refresh rates, motion blur is still handled very well despite lacking any Low-Motion blur technology like DyAc or ULMB. Good amount of customizable options in the system menu like adjustable color configurations, customizable crosshairs and hotkeys. 360 Hz, 1.5-2ms input latency, near instant response time just makes this the perfect affordable, yet premium monitor for any use case.