AW2725Q

I think the question is; do the downsides outweigh all the other positives? My alternatives were the Philips Evnia 32M2N6800M (only 144Hz, no USB-C or KVM), Evnia 32M2N8900 (much pricier & risk of burn-in) or Alienware AW2725Q (the most expensive option, no KVM) For what I would do with it (CS2 & Th

That part is definitely true. Alienware AW2725Q is only $800 right now though. If you have a $1000+ GPU, might as well pair it with a nice monitor.

What helped me when I was searching for a monitor for console gaming with a similar budget was this rtings article - https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/best/by-usage/gaming If you scroll to the bottom past the reviews there is a table with all of their monitor reviews, I just sorted the table by

If you baby the OLED it'll last the life of the monitor tbh. I have a CX with 9100hrs with 0 burn in and mostly just 3 games used on it. Got it in 2020. Have never had burn in with any OLED and I like to use a good amount of brightness, if you just turn on the precautions and hide your taskbar there

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

4K OLED all day long. They've come down in price quite a bit. MSI MAG 321UP is like $800, Alienware AW2725Q if also close to that. MSI MAG 321UPX on the lower end as well, and MSI MPG 321URX has a KVM switch if that appeals to you.

https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/alienware-27-4k-qd-oled-gaming-monitor-aw2725q/apd/210-brfr/monitors-monitor-accessories I think that's the cheapest, other options are over budget.

If money is not an issue probably the PG27UDCM, it has DP2.1 and got the highest brightness rating on Rtings.com. I went with the Alienware AW2725Q because it goes on sale often and I snagged one for $640. At that price DP2.1 didn't matter as much to me 😅. But the proximity sensor that automatically

4k OLED is a must. After that you must choose what’s more important to you… competition or cinematic immersion. Alienware AW2725Q is the cheapest id go but I’m getting AW3225QF

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.