Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best monitor and the price makes it even better! Is really easy to set up too:)

Excellent!! Great Quality! Would Recommend for any buyer!

This gaming monitor good for general also gaming good price

Works great. This monitir replaced a standard version Onn brand used fir online gaming. Works better than expected.

Very nice monitor for the price. My son is very happy with it. Fits nicely on his dual monitor set up

Beautiful picture quality! Very easy to setup.

The 10-bit colors was amazing. I really like the black level on this monitor.

It’s a great monitor, it just needs a higher resolution and then it’ll be perfect. The response is great.

LOVED IT !! i definitely would get another one anytime

It was what I was looking for. I was able to get it have it delivered right away

Nice monitor does all you want for playing on next gen stations

Great buy, worth every dollar. Would buy again. LOV

My son really enjoys the monitor! A grade product for gaming!

Love it ! Until i realize didn’t have Bluetooth or speakers

Loved the overall product and the performance it offers. Good.for gaming and high performance applications for graphic design and 3d modelling

I love this monitor. Very easy to put together. Gameplay is so smooth and the graphics look excellent on screen. It's the best monitor I've ever used and woulf highly recommend to everyone especially if your into gaming.

Aliens aliens aliens. The best aliens is this screen. The only alien I want in my house

Going from the stock 4k OLED display on my gaming laptop to a separate, larger display with higher refresh rates of 360hz, I was hoping it would up my game, but was also worried whether the graphics card would be able to handle it. The Nvidia RTX 3070Ti struggles to keep pace at 165hz playing Fortnite, averaging only 144hz. I think the factor that weighs heavily on the processor is the 4k resolution and having to allocate to so many extra pixels that bogs it down. I was curious to see how it handled the Alienware AW2724HF coming in at only 1080p. I have to report my worries were unfounded as the processor allowed me to up the FPS to 360hz thanks to the fact that DIsplay-port adapter cables are included in the box. This is a bargain gaming monitor based on typical Alienware standards. I think the brand carries a robust following and is considered a benchmark for gaming platforms. It has a step down from the slightly higher end model utilizing a fast In Plane Switching color distribution rather than the QHD OLED display at 1440p. I would've liked the higher res version, this one looks so good, I doubt it would've made a difference. The monitor is big, can get super bright, and the stand is very easily adjustable allowing it to fit in my desk at a comfortable distance away. I'm using the included Display-port to USB-C adapter cable since my laptop does not have the appropriate connection. While playing, I notice the same color profiles with only very minor differences where instead of true black, it's a bit softer. The lag time is practically non-existent running on extreme mode with HDR and at 360hz. I don't notice any soft spots or light areas like you sometimes get on bigger screens. The colors are bright, vibrant, the greys are not pixelated or faded. Response times are super quick with an average of 1ms or less. I notice a lot less screen tearing and skipping, making for smoother rendering and unobstructed gameplay. I like all the ports available on the monitor with 4 USB-A, 2 Display-ports, and an HDMI. I could've connected with an HDMI if the adapters didn't come in the box, but the frame rate would max out at 255hz. There's a little tab on the left side of the monitor for a hidden headphone holder, adding some convenience to the mix. If you're looking for a big monitor with superfast refresh rates that won't break the bank and you're ok with 1080p res, then this Alienware unit is the best bang for your buck, hands down.

Looks like good quality. We got this for our son for Christmas. So we haven’t hooked it up yet but I have heard nothing but good things.

Incredible performance, incredible color and black levels, but slightly marred by some ease-of-use issues and port choices is how I would sum up how I feel about the Alienware AW2724HF 27-inch display. Unboxing and setup: The unboxing experience is where it should be for a higher-end monitor - clamshell-style box, easy to assemble adjustable base, and a design that makes assembly easy to do. Besides the monitor and stand, you'll find a DisplayPort to DisplayPort cable, a DisplayPort to USB-C cable, a USB-A to USB-B 3.0 cable, a power cable, and a paperboard box that comes with the instruction literature in it. Assembly is completely toolless. The included stand uses a standard Dell mounting design, meaning that the mounting plate easily snaps into place; there's also a standard VESA 100x100 mounting pattern for those who want to use their own mount. The stand allows for rotating the display 90 degrees in either direction, though this is difficult as the stand is a little too short for doing to without interfering with your desk. Cable management can handle several cables at once, making it easy to make cables disappear. A nice touch on the left side of the screen is a headphone holder that pops out; while it's not very big, I did manage to keep a pair of Roccat ELOs - a chunky, mid-weight set of gaming headphones - for a couple of days without falling down. The port selection works but could have been better. Two DisplayPort ports support input for up to 360Hz video at 1080p; the single HDMI port is listed as supporting 255Hz. There is also a built-in USB 3.0 hub with 4 ports for those who want fewer cables running between their desktop and the top of their desk. Performance: Comparing this monitor against other LCD gaming monitors I own of have owned, the motion rendering is smoother at any refresh rate over 100Hz. It's almost OLED good, in fact - at 360Hz, the Blur Busters UFO test was showing very little blur and ghosting. in terms of color performance, it's not going to match calibrated displays but for everyday work, it's definitely a step above where I expect a gaming display to be. Even the gamma curves looked right straight out of the box. I also managed to get 360Hz video working with an AMD Radeon 6950XT over DisplayPort, an Intel Arc A750 over DisplayPort, and both a Mobile GeForce 4070 and Intel Arc integrated on a Core Ultra 185H over USB-C. HDMI was a little more mixed, with the AMD card hitting 240Hz, the Intel card hitting 144Hz, and the laptop not wanting to go above 120Hz, but part of that could have been the cables being used. Drawbacks and disappointments: First, this display should have replaced one of the DisplayPort ports with a USB-C port with power delivery for charging. Had they gone this route, it could also have KVM functionality between devices for those of us with a laptop and a desktop computer. Second, one of the suggested uses for this display is console gaming but there's no speakers or audio output to speak of. A minijack out would have been nice. Third, the stand could stand to be about 2 inches taller. That would end the desk interference with rotating the display. Conclusion: The Alienware AW2724HF is a solid 1080p high refresh rate display. If you're in the market for a screen with little compromises, this is it.