Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve had this monitor for a few months now. All I can say is that it’s visually stunning. Perfect Colors, no dead pixels, Very dark blacks, Beautiful 4K Picture and Extremely smooth at 240hz. I play ESO, Warzone, WoW, and sometimes New World. Paired with a 4090 and a 14900K, this monitor Shines. ESO looks breath taking, the images are crystal clear and sharply vivid. Warzone looks Mint, and is buttery smooth. Great Purchase, highly recommend waiting on the sale price before you buy this beast. If you can afford it, it’s so worth it to treat yourself.

I’ve had G9’s, G8’s [from Samsung], Omen OLED’s; But this is whole different level, the specifications may be similar to some other models from competitors, but this is by far my favorite OLED, the colors are vivid and the contrast is beautiful in games (IMO Dead space and Mass effect really show off the quality), the curve is perfect for a single or dual setup and it has been one of my favorites since I tested OLEDs.

I bought this monitor for my cyberpower PC gaming system that I use for mostly work. I'd say mostly is in 95%. . Wanted something 4K and large format but I also wanted high speed response times which it does have with a 0.3 millisecond response. I'd always want to drive the curved monitors so I went ahead and went with this one. I must say it's a great choice and the monitor is extremely clear. I've never had an OLED device besides my phone. The only thing I don't like is the auto refresh of the pixels or the screen. I don't know what you call it but it has to like reset itself. I guess to keep spring burn from happening and it does this at the most inopportune times but it's not a huge headache. You just have to kind of plan around it and it only happens usually when you shut your system down and turn the monitor off. I use this with my PS5 Pro and it's absolutely amazing and makes me play the game as much better than I do when they're on the television. Overall, I would say it's definitely worth the money but wait like I did until it's on sale and try to save a few hundred. That way you're not paying an outrageous amount as that's the only part I don't like is that it cost about it the same as a 55 to 65-in OLED TV.

After one of my two Gigabyte G32QCs (2k) died, I decided to upgrade my primary screen and the difference is incredible. Absolutely wild picture quality, color depth, and brightness. Easily the best monitor I've ever used. You can usually find these for $899 somewhere and BB will price match. It's worth the money.

Beautiful display, bright colors, responsive, image quality is unmatched. While pricey, you get what you pay for.

This monitor is a top-tier choice for both gaming and professional use. The 4K OLED panel offers near-perfect color reproduction, covering ~99% of the DCI-P3 gamut and ~100% of sRGB, with factory calibration delivering excellent out-of-the-box accuracy (ΔE < 2). Blacks are truly infinite thanks to OLED’s per-pixel lighting, and HDR performance is superb, with peak brightness hitting around 1,000 nits for highlights. At 240Hz, the panel’s performance is outstanding. Response times measure below 1ms, virtually eliminating ghosting and motion blur. Combined with an input lag of less than 5ms, it feels extremely responsive. The curved 1800R design enhances immersion while maintaining good geometry and uniformity across the panel. Build quality is solid, and burn-in mitigation features are present. While OLED does cap sustained brightness lower than mini-LED options (around 250–300 nits full-screen), the contrast ratio and HDR experience more than make up for it. Overall, this display combines 4K sharpness, OLED contrast, HDR brilliance, and 240Hz fluidity into a package that few monitors can match. I would absolutely purchase it again.

The Alienware AW3225QF is a 31.6" QD-OLED curved gaming monitor that shines with 4K UHD resolution and a 240Hz refresh rate. Its 0.03ms response time and G-SYNC deliver flawless gameplay. HDR boosts vibrant visuals, while HDMI and USB-C offer connectivity. Finished in Lunar Light, it’s a premium pick for gamers.

Alienware/Dell was always a big no for me when it came to gaming, but this monitor has exceeded my expectations for sure. Crystal clear 4k picture at high frame rates, and also handles lower resolutions really well. Super easy to set up, no complaints on my end, definitely worth it if you catch it on sale, still wouldn’t pay full price for any Alienware stuff however.

I have been using this monitor for about a year now and everything about this monitor is amazing. I have been using Samsung Monitors prior to this and most of those started having issues by this time. All the games I have tried on this monitor have been perfect although you will need proper hardware to drive it. I would definitely recommend it.

excellent monitor and very soft colors, deep and realistic with better texture and much sharper, clear images, the games look super realistic, play on ps5, the hdr looks very good and those movies look spectacular and those videos on youtube, I recommend this 100% Separate monitor, the monitor comes with the latest update and for what you don't know, the monitor also runs at 1440p

Took just a few minutes to unpack and get set up once I removed my old monitor. The stand and back cover installation were a breeze once I'd seen there was a slot for the wires DUH!!. I, as I always do, make sure the firmware is updated before I take it through its paces. this should really always be done first. Next up I loaded up some videos and then a few games. Picture/ visual quality in OUTSTANDING! The screen simply pops. Every time I think I won't be that impressed I am wrong. I mainly do simulation games but do from time to time roll with some action games and FPS games. And these games were outstanding in motion. This is my first curved monitor as I was never understanding "why". Still don't fully understand the need BUT it's really slight IMO and it doesn't bother me at all like I thought it would. (To use the USB ports on the monitor you do need to use the included USB 3.1 upstream cable to hook up to your PC's USB .) My only nitpic s the wrapping of screen (and no physical manual.. but that's the way it is these days). I don't see any bad scratches but the wrap left some residue on the screen that I was able to wipe off. All in all, I couldn't be happier with this monitor. Now back to some games!

The picture is amazing. The settings needed adjustment but over all it looks great. The shipping was not the best and there is some rubbing on the coating edges due to that but with the picture looking perfect and the warranty I am happy with it overall.

I got a great deal and im never looking back I can’t complain for only 900 dollars. 4K OLED

I have a few OLED monitors but this 4K model is amazing. Clear and crisp image quality. I prefer the glossy finish over the matte because it allows for a sharper clearer image, the only trade off is glare but none issue if using in dim lit room. Just make sure you have a high end gpu to be able to push this monitor.

The picture quality and clarity is amazing. I prefer SDR over HDR for the color pop and this monitor and it does not disappoint. Monitor stand is extremely stable but big for smaller desks. Main menu toggle and OSD aren't the greatest but not deal breakers for it being one of the few 240hz curved screen OLEDs on the market. Wish it came with DP 2.1 for future proofing but with built in DSC for DP 1.4 it shouldn't be an issue.

This thing is incredible. Beautiful and smooth, and the glossy screen is a win in my book. Open box during a sale made the price point more palatable. My screen had a few fingerprints on it upon arrival, but a spray of lens cleaner applies to the included cloth took them off fairly easily. It did take a bit of tinkering to get it set up, as my secondary monitor is a 2.5k, and Windows wanted to make them fight about resolution, refresh rates, HDR, etc. I'm running it alongside a Samsung G6 through a 5080, and once I realized I could go into the Nvidia controls and click "Optimize," everything got sorted out. The display settings can be adjusted through Windows, Nvidia, and the built-in settings of the monitor accessible by a nifty control setup hidden underneath the center of the screen. I just tinkered with them all until the color profile suited me. I discussed setting optimization with Copilot and had good results from simple prompts to help me sharpen things up. Would recommend if you haven't set up a higher end monitor before. If you're thinking about it, give it a go. Load up your favorite game and enjoy. It also looks pretty cool from the outside, and the RGB system worked fine out of the gate through SignalRGB. Quite pleased.

I've had mine for a couple weeks now, and the image quality, color, etc. are all wonderful. Honestly top tier stuff. I will say though that the price is very steep. If price is a consideration, you should buy something more affordable or wait for a sale. If experience is priority and money isn't an object, definitely get this monitor. I got it on sale for $800, so I'm pretty satisfied with the purchase. I'd be even happier if it was cheaper though.

Beautiful display to say the least. However, I have to knock off a star like others because THERE ARE NO SPEAKERS ON THIS MONITOR. I didn't realize that until after I bought it. It's beyond me why you make such a premium display, with a premium price and not have built-in speakers. Other than that, I really like the screen, but I would wait for sale because of what I mentioned above.

Picture is fantastic, oled is stunning, great for gaming, productivity, everything

Finally made the jump to 4K from 1440p. Easily the biggest visual quality upgrade I've done in the last 10 years. I do upgrade my other components fairly regularly but QD-OLED + 4K is a game changer if you have the PC to drive it. The blacks are outstanding, total black like the monitor is turned off. The color is great and bright, although I had some issues with Dolby Vision and Windows so I just run the True Black or HDR 1000 depending on the content being viewed. I have my old IPS 1440p monitor next to it and it really makes me want to upgrade that one too because the contrast in picture is so large. I bought this thing 6-7 months ago and it has held up great so far with heavy use. No burn it to be seen, but you should really stick to the warnings and take a break to let the Pixel refresh do it's thing. One annoying thing is Windows insists on installing Dell and Alienware software (drivers) for the monitor which really isn't needed at all. I disabled driver downloads from Windows Update via group policy.