27 4K Dual-Resolution Gaming Monitor - AW2725QF - 4K at 180Hz and FHD at 360Hz, 0.5ms GTG 1ms GTG (Extreme Mode), VESA AdaptiveSync, NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible, HDMI/DP/USB 3.2 Gen1 - Black

Well, it’s my first 4K monitor/first monitor for my console (Xbox Series X). The visuals are amazing, and it's a lot better than my previous setup. It connects well and comes with its own dedicated HDMI. One thing I really like was that it’s cheaper than an OLED (while it’s nowhere near the quality of one in dark rooms). For people like me that game and work by my window where sunlight frequents and my bright indoor light shines, it makes work well. Where old fails, the switching between low res high fps is not really for me. I’m not sure about durability as I only have this for a month now. I'll see if it is strong 6 months from now.

I've had this Alienware AW2725QF for two months, and it's amazing! Switching between 4K/180Hz and FHD/360Hz is seamless, and the 0.5ms response time keeps gameplay super crisp. G-SYNC works perfectly, and the picture quality is top-tier for both gaming and work. A great premium monitor—worth every penny!

I chose Dell because I used to have a Dell laptop, and I could chuck that thing at the wall and it would still be 100% fine. I chose Dell because I thought it had superior quality control... I got my monitor delivered, and it's fantastic. Works as expected and runs great. Good refresh rate and resolution. The problem is that it had several stuck pixels (100+) that you could see on a dark or black image. It would look like a galaxy on just a plain black image. I contacted Dell because they have a good pixel policy. I got a replacement from them, and it had the same issue... I then got a replacement for that replacement 2 more times, and they all had the same issue. I am going to assume it's just the monitor and the manufacturing process that has poor quality control, unfortunately. Im sure I could keep getting replacements, but it was a headache and not worth it. Other than that, it was a great monitor, but unfortunately I dont want a monitor with 100+ stuck pixels. It is standard for a monitor that's 4k with such a high resolution and has millions of pixels for there to be few pixel defects, but 100+ is unacceptable... In the end I chose to return the monitor and get a different brand. The different brand came with 0 pixel defects on a 4k panel.

It’s a great product if you get it with under 450. The screen quality with 180hz and dolby vision is better than most ips gaming monitors available on the market. The only downside is that it has no usb-c port with DP-alt mode.

It's a gorgeous monitor, however there are screen flickering issues (black screen) that unfortunately is a recurring issue with this monitor. I guess I should have done better research, so that's on me -- I had assumed it was going to be as good as the previous 34" UWD monitors from them that I use at home. There are no fixes for this issue except getting one with the A02 firmware on it, which is not provided as a download for users to install.. which suggests a hardware defect.

Top notch picture; given to daughter with Gaming PC for college graduation....all is good.

ABL Can feel aggressive sometimes but I got use to it. Im use to Mini Dot QLED TV so maybe its just the ips that gives it that washed out look since the blacks cant go all the way dark. If your use to QLED or OLED then I would try to find that kind of monitor.

So far so good, came in brand new

If you're like me and needed a monitor that does it all this is it. Although very niche for most. Fantastic high refresh rate 1080p for esport gaming and high refresh 4k for single player games and crisp 4k for multimedia. Absolutely love it. Also amazing hdmi 2.1 and VRR etc for ps5 and Xbox series x

This dual mode gaming monitor was shipped promptly and worked as advertised. I connected one of the two HDMI 2.1 ports to my PS5 console and my gaming PC to the Display Port. I enjoy the higher refresh rates for both the 4K and HD modes.

Couleurs médiocre et fade. Rien comparé à une Asus TUF. L'image en 4K est tellement brillante qu'on à l'impression de regarder une lumière de 5000K. Mais tout est tout le temps gris. On baisse la luminosité et on est plus capable de lire ou distinguer clairement. Nvidia app ou même le configuration direct du moniteur ne peuvent rendre cette image claire. J'ai une RTX 4060 et je pensais avoir une amélioration avec HDR600 mais l'image est tout le temps flous. Les côté de l'écran en 4K son sombre et illisible et parfois l'écran flash. Le service à la client de Dell est sans équivox à amélioré. Pas capable de joindre une personne ou même de chatter avec le service à la clientèle. Quand on change de mod soit en 1080P l'image est plus claire pour les textes sur des fonds blanc mais l'image n'est pas mieux. Je vous conseille de passé votre chemin avec cette écran. Alienware semble excellent en pub et c'est tout.

Classic Alienware bs with no real fix monitors blurry and hazy in 1080p 360hz The 4K is good but the whole selling point is to go Inbetween and it does a terrible job at that