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Alienware's AW2725Q is one of the best OLED gaming monitors you can buy right now.
It has a 4 K resolution and 240Hz refresh rate, it's fast, sharp and delivers nearly flawless image quality across SDR and HDR applications.
It's missing a DisplayPort 2.1 output, meaning it's limited to the older 1.4 standard.
The AW2725Q features a QD-OLED panel made by Samsung .
It's the first time that company has offered a 4 K resolution on a 27-inch panel.
The screen has a glossy coating that accentuates the panel's ability to produce deep blacks and vibrant colors.
In dark, atmospheric games like Dead Space and Alan Wake , the screen is transformational.
In the US , Dell offers a three-year warranty on the AW2725Q, with burn-in protection included in the coverage.
Not every manufacturer does this with their OLED monitors, so the fact Dell does is nice.
The fact it costs $ 900 is icing on the cake.
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