Amazing OLED monitor. The Glossy display really allows the colors and clarity to shine. Looks great for both SDR and HDR gaming and the high refresh rate feels so smooth (noticeable even compared to my previous 144Hz Dell monitor). Great 3 year warranty included as well. Word of advice, since this uses a different pixel layout, text can look a little blurry out of the box. I highly recommend using a program called MacType and installing 1 of 2 fonts (you can look them up), either SoftGrayNoHinting or DeepGrayNoHinting. Makes text on the display look significantly better where most people probably wouldnt even know it had a different subpixel arrangement. Read more

In Theory: This monitor is a substantial investment at over $850 in 2025. It’s pretty, fast, quality built, and in theory will squeeze even more FPS out of my new Nvidia 5080 (woot). Warning: I strongly suspect the monitors from this particular seller are refurbished and sold by a small business in Jamaica, NY. See story below. Troubled Waters: I'll never know how nice this monitor could ever be. I never got to use it. Downgraded to one star on 4-24-25. See story below. My product review is directed at the shipper and the manufacturer, Dell. Amazon shipped it fast, but UPS dropped the ball with a 3 day delay. Really popped my bubble UPS, not cool. Breaking it down: Here is where the train went way off the tracks. Let’s talk packaging. See the image attached. What in the blazes of all things crazy are you doing “sticking” anything to the monitor screen. The Dell rep said he'd never seen a monitor with this problem. Hearing this from a Dell rep enforced the notion that these are refurbished monitors. No way in he-double-hockey-sticks would any sane person risk scratching a $850 monitor in order to remove the tape residue. What the Fudge: I have a hard time believing that Dell would ever make such a rookie mistake. I mean there is no way Dell would take a flagship product and cheapen the experience for the end user by making such a sticky mistake. If this is standard practice then someone at Dell really fudged up. Edited 4-24-25: Monitor was returned to an individual located in Jamaica Plains, NY. Dell refused to support the product because the serial number of the monitor was already registered to the shipper. Dell offered nothing, therefore I had no choice but to return to the seller. Now I'm out retail price on my credit card while I wait for return shipping and eventually a refund. Downgraded to one star for lack of service, lack of dell support, slow shipping, and sticky tape all over the monitor screen. By all rights an absolute horrible experience. Conclusion: You've been warned. I strongly suggest you purchase one directly from Dell as I did 5 minutes after finishing my hour long call with Dell support and being told they would not support the monitor because the serial number was registered in the shippers name. Read more

PROS: - I love the accurate colours of the panel and how good the new QD-oled tech is. Been using oleds for a while and this is one of the best oleds I've used. - Only thing that could make it better would be g-sync module that supports RLA and a higher peak brightness for HDR (or better hdr standard) CONS: - Screen flickers on and off 3-5x, when starting windows or when opening/closing full-screen applications (such as games or simulation apps). I don't know if it's a monitor issue or a windows issue. Never had this issue with my other monitors. Happens less now with new driver update (flickers 1-2x now). But the only way to fix the issue temporarily is to turn off and on HDR in windows after everytime I run windows. This issue isn't a deal breaker to me (just annoying), but could be for others. ***Screen doesn't flicker anymore after new driver update*** - To get full 1000nit peak brightness of the monitor, you need to enable hdr1000. However, the colour accuracy is not as accurate compare to HDR True black. But most people won't notice it unless you do professional work that needs accurate colours. Read more

THIS THING IS A BEAST! Words cannot describe how beautiful this monitor is. My boyfriend and I play games very often (almost every day) and this monitor has not failed to display gorgeous colors, the 360HZ and is sooo smooth. No regrets and would definitely buy this again. SO WORTH IT! Read more

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. Read more