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Of course, the real catch here is price. Alienware wants an extra $200 for this OLED over the already expensive dual-mode IPS ...

So, it's time to get a monitor that can keep up, like the Alienware 27 Gaming Monitor (AW2723DF), with its 27-inch, 1440p panel offering a blisteringly fast 240Hz refresh rate, which you can ...

The Alienware AW2725QF’s dual-resolution mode ... highlight its dual-resolution functionality. 4K resolution on a 27-inch monitor is the highest common resolution for Windows computers, as ...

And while it's not OLED, the brightness and picture quality of this 27-inch Alienware is quite good for the price. There are a few other nice things about this monitor you ought to know about ...

Best Buy Canada currently has Alienware’s 27-inch AW2720HF gaming monitor on sale. The full HD monitor is available for $499 instead of the regular $709 price tag ($210 off), as mentioned on Dell’s ...

Today, Dell's Alienware division announced a 27-inch monitor that will let PC gamers get both by switching from a 4K mode to one with a much faster refresh rate. In an email press release ...

the new Alienware AW2725QF leans into its dual-mode status a little more emphatically. This is a 27-inch 4K IPS monitor that runs at up to 180 Hz in UHD mode. Make no mistake, it's a very high ...

If you've been looking for one of the best gaming monitors then, well, you may need look no further: at CES 2024 Dell has announced two new QD-OLED gaming monitors from Alienware that bring some ...

Now, the gaming juggernaut returns with something of an amalgamation of the two—the Alienware 27-inch 4K Dual-Resolution Gaming Monitor (AW2725QF), which boasts dual peak-refresh-rate options.

The Alienware 27-Inch 4K Dual-Resolution Gaming Monitor (AW2725QF) sports a rare advantage in the midrange gaming monitor space, in its ability to trade off resolution for a higher peak refresh rate.