AlienwareAW3225QF 32 Inch 4K UHD (3840x2160) 1700R Curved Gaming Monitor, 240Hz, QD OLED, 0.03ms, NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible, HDR, Dolby Vision, USB-C, DisplayPort, 2x HDMI, 4x USB

Dell Alienware AW3225QF (shipped with FW: M2B105)This display is next-level good, as-in Exceptionally Good. Prior to purchase I done the usual research to narrow down the field in terms of what features I was looking for in my next Gaming display verses the competition, the long and short of it is this particular panel has some of the best-in-class features and technologies which made the decision to upgrade an easy one. Coming from my old Acer ET430k 42" 3840x2160p 4K UHD IPS display I was a bit hesitant, as the drop in screen size I thought may have been more noticeable than what it actually feels like coming to this Alienware 32" However I am pleasantly surprised. The overall build quality is really high, it also has a nice "V" shaped mount as a stand which has a good footprint on my desk with the option to VESA Mount with desk sprung arm stand at a later date. The Curve on this screen is subtle and nothing too crazy which adds to the feel of this display visuals. The color gamut is excellent with Factory pre calibrated certificate and also under windows you can modify these *.icc profiles if you should wish. The downside to this display is the fact you need to clear the pixels with a refresh every few hours to ensure longevity BUT this can be configure to do automatically either during sleep or when the screensaver is triggered. In all, this is a very nice bit of kit. Movie watching is great with HDR/DolbyVision is something else as is G-Sync coming from older LED display technology to this OLED is like night and day difference. Gaming is Crazy good, paired with a 3070/4080/XBOX-X its on another level.MENU: The On-Screen Menu is laid out very nicely with hotkeys and under screen joystick to navigate the menu or change settings, Pair this display with DDM (Dell Display Manager) AlienFX and the ability to sync the color of rear lighting or change it like ambient lighting is a nice touch. This display is packed with features, Automatic Screen windows arrangement under Easy Arrange is really good with the press of a Key I can switch profile to have my usual workspace arranged is brilliant. The USB ports underneath the display are super useful, which I used for Biometric fingerprint readers to unlock my System.Future: I would like to add a second display to this one, and switched into portrait view by rotating 180 deg. Side-by-side for the ultimate visual array! Maybe another Alienware AW3225QF as a third.This is a 5/5 star review (I am only on month 1 with this Display and will update if i discover any shortcomings in the future) Overall a exceptional product with some very nice touches!

I did buy this monitor as refurbished by Dell but I have to mention monitor look's brand new. Not a single scratch anywhere, at least I did not spotted any defects. Display is sharp and really colorful but of course it is a 4K monitor so this was expected. Perfect for daily job or gaming also provide really fast responsive time. I do really like this monitor for colors he produce as I am a big fan of saturated colors so this is perfect for me. As I mentioned is ''Almost Perfect''... I have to say that ''Whites'' are no so good and also general brightness of this monitor is not the best but probably that the nature of OLED Panel. Many cables provide with this monitor and Display Port Cable provided with this monitor didn't work while I setup 4K - 240Hz so I had to buy 3 party cable and now is working fine (I did not test HDMI cables provided with monitor). Last but not list I tried to update firmware but it failed so I need to try again but I tried for few days.I You are moving to this monitor from decent IPS 2K monitor do not expect a miracle in therms of quality, You will notice a different for sure but is not a huge.Overall this is a Great Monitor with few drawbacks.

Simply amazing this is my first oled monitor and I’m blown away at how amazing it looks, if you currently own an ips panel and are thinking of upgrading to something like this you will not regret it, I’ve included two photos one from my ips monitor the other is the oled and I feel like I don’t even need to specify which is which. I’ve been using the hdr peak 1000 mode which looks amazing in games and still looks great in viewing content that doesn’t support hdr, the customisable rgb on the back are a nice addition. Cleaning it isn’t hard as long as you use a micro fiber cloth and distilled water just two sprays onto the cloth and VERY gently clean it in circular motions the first few times I cleaned it I was worried I had messed up the coating but following the steps above you will no doubt get any marks or streaks off the monitor. My only real complaint so far is the Amd freesync causes screen flickering on Steam and Chrome I originally just decided to only have freesync enabled for gaming but some games would still flicker so I just keep freesync completely turned off which has gotten rid of the flickering, I haven’t noticed any differences with freesync turned off other than the flickering stopping. The last thing i have to say which isn’t a problem for me at all but this monitor and I imagine most oled monitors greatly benefit from being in dark spaces the glossy finish is very visible if you’ve got the light on this isn’t a problem for me since it’s often dark when I’m using it but it may be different case for someone else. Overall a fantastic monitor and if this is your first oled you will absolutely love it

love it can't go back .oled monitor it's peak,great refresh rate,great quality build,alienware did a great job ,colour is way better than I tought .

This is a great monitor for PC, ps5 and xbsx...can't say its better than any other as I haven't owned any other....but it has great image quality, smooth image processing, sleek looks, good connectivity....it basically does all you would require from a premium monitor. It is a high price to pay but if it lasts 5 yrs or more I think its worth it to me. Can't see 4k being exceeded as the standard for top level gaming for a long while to come, well 8k may make a showing sooner or later but what then 16 or 32....whatever.....don't think soo!