AW2725Q

Relying on RenoDX for games (VLC seems to work fine for me with HDR on videos) is pretty consistently good on the software side but the hardware side is also a mess Lots of Mini-LED monitors have just crap dimming algorithms, and there are some weird monitors like the AW2725Q that even though it's H

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/dell/alienware-aw2725q Brightness issues^

The Switch 2 only has HDMI 2.0 support so at 4K, it's limited to 60Hz It can still do 120Hz at 1440p and 1080p though & is compatible with HDMI Auto Low Latency. As for HDR, I'd go for either a VA with 300+ FALD zones or an IPS with 1000+ FALD zones; a VA panel can get away with less zones due to hi

Unfortunately we haven't reviewed the Omen, but here's the review for the Alienware you mentioned: https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/dell/alienware-aw2725q?share_token=DXf0XBOXwekvHASTAeruhA_yHJNaBRbA (it's unlocked for 48 hours) It's a very solid pick! Though it doesn't get super bright.

For some reason all of the 2025 Alienware oleds so far have some kind of issues with their factory calibration. With all of them near-black or shadows are lifted for some reason in HDR, I think the AW2725Q is the worst example of this.

Im not in your region unfortunately but how much is the XG32UCWG? It currently gives the best input lag at 60 and 120hz and has good HDR performance. Just be careful with QD OLEDS, whilst they advertise high peak brightness its only 1% windows. the 5,10,25% brightness windows drop significantly to a

hey do you think I should get this or the Alienware aw2725q? I've heard the HDR doesn't look that good on the Alienware and that troubles me

Hey Vigo, I wanted to buy this monitor but I am hearing bad things about the blackscreen issues, the internal fan and PQ-EOTF problems. https://www.reddit.com/r/Alienware/comments/1qgjve6/when_will_the_aw2725q_pq_eotf_raised_blacks_be/ Do you know if the raised blacks are gonna be fixed in a future firmware