Alienware claims that the AW2725Q offers the highest pixel density on a QD-OLED monitor of this size. At 166 pixels per inch (ppi), it's higher than the 111ppi of the AW2725DF and the 140ppi of the AW3225QF. (Higher pixel density tends to contribute to better image quality, all other factors being equal.)

2024 was the year OLED cemented its victory — and 2025 might let more gamers actually afford the glorious screens. Today, Alienware says it will try* to bring the price of a QD-OLED gaming panel down to $549 this summer with the AW2725D, a new 27-inch 2560 x 1440 QHD monitor that’ll offer OLED’s incredible blacks and deep colors.

Alienware's 27-inch OLED will debut at an amazingly low price. Meanwhile, Dell also has an affordable new OLED ultrawide and smaller 4K OLED on offer.

Alienware unveiled a widescreen 34-inch QD-OLED monitor a few years ago and it was hit from the get-go thanks to the HDR brightness, OLED color accuracy and smooth 175Hz refresh rate. Now, the company has launched an updated version that boosts the refresh rate to 240Hz — making it a tempting option for gamers who prize visuals and speed.

The Alienware AW2725Q is a great QD-OLED gaming monitor under $1,000. Its crisp, vivid, fast, and responsive panel aims to impress and succeeds.

Alienware has announced a pair of new OLED gaming monitors and—huzzah!—one of them marks a new low price point for the brand. The new Alienware 27 AW2725D is a 27-inch 1440p panel running at 280 Hz and it's yours for just $550.

I’ve only been using Alienware’s new 27-inch 4K QD-OLED gaming monitor for a few days, but I only needed a slice of that time to know that it’s a pretty great value. Having reviewed Sony’s $1,099 InZone M10S 1440p gaming monitor a few months ago,

Dell has revealed a bunch of new Alienware monitors, and that also includes a 34-inch ultra-wide which is a more wallet-friendly QD-OLED offering.

For gamers who are concerned with OLED burn-in issues, you will be pleased to know that all QD-OLED Alienware monitors come with a 3-year limited OLED burn-in hardware warranty giving you that peace of mind while you game.

Running through that process will knock $90 off the new 4K OLED monitor, essentially nullifying the pricey taxes, and putting a little extra money back in your pocket to use during the next Steam sale.