Dell Alienware AW2726DM Review: QD-OLED Gaming for $350

[Scorpus]

The Dell Alienware AW2726DM makes OLED gaming more accessible than ever with its aggressive $350 price point, while still delivering excellent motion clarity, deep contrast, and 240Hz refresh rates.

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Dell Alienware AW2726DM Review: QD-OLED Gaming for $350

 

[Megalomaniac]

I can't go any lower than 34" ultrawide.
I have an older Alienware 34" and I love it.

 

[Shaedwell]

I can't go any lower than 34" ultrawide.
I have an older Alienware 34" and I love it.

I Have an 29" ultrawide and it's the ultrawide I can't miss.
In my setup I probably can't go much bigger though I really want to.

 

[toooooot]

Mini and micro led will find it very difficult to beat OLED it seems.
Prices are falling and becoming more and more attractive.

 

[Eldrach]

It seems like it's exactly as advertised.

With a peak brightness of only 189 nits, burnin won't be a huge issue, this would do fine in a room where you can block out the light

 

[Theinsanegamer]

The low brightness is disappointing, as is the lack of control over care features, but otherwise it looks like a great OLED gaming monitor, which given it's an Alienware makes sense.

I can see this being a popular entry point to OLED. Dell has a good reputation for monitors too....

 

[abactuon]

I can't use more than 19".
I currently have 15.6" and love it.
When a 17-19" monitor with all modern technologies appears on sale, then I will buy it immediately.

 

[Theinsanegamer]

I can't use more than 19".
I currently have 15.6" and love it.
When a 17-19" monitor with all modern technologies appears on sale, then I will buy it immediately.

Why cant you use more then 19"?

 

[abactuon]

It might be a habit: once upon a time, computers were very big and monitors were very small.

 

[Tech420]

I can't use more than 19".
I currently have 15.6" and love it.
When a 17-19" monitor with all modern technologies appears on sale, then I will buy it immediately.

You might be waiting forever. No company is going to make a monitor that small ever again because people don't want to be noobs looking at a low resolution tiny screen, they want to be able to see what they are working on, and most people are getting older and having worse eyesight, so need bigger screens.

I would recommend you just buy this one and put tape around the outer edges to 'simulate' a smaller screen. You can set the resolution to 800x600 or something too so that the image only shows up in the middle of the monitor, giving you all the modern features, but a small tiny image.