AW3423DW

Nope. Here is the AW3423DW I used for gaming but also working from home with static content, after about 2.5 years of full time use.I got it replaced under warranty and sold the new one. I use a mini LED now as a compromise.I loved this monitor, and this took some time but burn in can happen and I w

I bought the aw3423dw when it first came out, $1300, still using it today and no visible burn in. I think if you want some peace of mind, get the newest gen QD-OLED panel (is it on 4th gen now?) from a vendor with a 3 year warranty and enjoy the incredible boost in visuals for all content. The only

It is the UW, there are several non-uw like the 32r84. There are also some "global" release models ending in 83q. I'm not 100% on some of them as TCL in monitors is newer for me. But I saw them all at CES this year and they were damn good. I'm also sitting here with the Alienware AW3423DW which, des

Just went through this with Dell and my AW3423DW - was just at the end of my warranty and noticed some burn in. They first sent a refurbished 3423, which ended up having even worse burn in and a rattling g-sync fan. I had to go back and forth for about a week, but told them how disappointed I was an

Burn in hasn't been a big issue for me using hyprland with an AW3423DW. It's most noticeable with a solid dark gray image, that's for sure, and I did get mine replaced for free under warranty due to visible burn in after almost 3 years, but if that hadn't been an option I wouldn't have been bothered

I know this isn't a question directly related to the monitors in this post, but what are the odds do you think we'll see a 39" or 45" QD-OLED panel to compete with the WOLED equivalents? And secondly, I've had some trouble with burn-in on my current (AW3423DW) QD-OLED panel, but thwt was a 1st gen p

I hit the same issue recently when trying to upgrade the firmware on my AW3423DW. Black screen, monitor pretty much unresponsive to any button input. OSD doesn't come up. Power cycling doesn't help. I managed to unbrick it! I basically retried the firmware upgrade after fresh boot of my PC. Since th

Kinda mixed feelings honestly. I bought the 1st gen QD-OLED AW3423DW, and I think the picture quality is really good and I've been completely spoiled by the viewing angles. That said, I had to have mine replaced twice due to burn-in over its 3-year lifespan, and my 3rd and current unit (which is now

Every G‑Sync Compatible and G‑Sync Ultimate display (those with the original hardware module), appears to have this issue. Those with the module perform best, and i therefor kept the AW3423DW instead of the new AW3425DW. Some monitors has worse flicker than others depending on brand. At the moment,

Dell hizo exactamente lo mismo con mi monitor Alienware AW3423DW OLED en garantía. Me dijeron que llamaran al servicio local para repararlo de mi propio bolsillo y resulta ser que ninguno se los locales trabajan esos monitores. Un monitor que me costó 1500 USD de pisapapeles. Más nunca DELL.