Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great monitor looks just stunning. I’ve gotten the other version through Amazon but it came in damaged so I returned that one and got this one in my local store. One minor annoyance is that the monitor on the very top sliver is brighter then it should be. And it came like that out of the box but it wasn’t enough for me to want to return it again. It’s a big monitor so I can see how a sensitive oled screen like this could get damaged but even with that it’s almost unnoticeable so I kept it and I’m happy with it so far.

Color is outstanding. Would definitely recommend this monitor to any one looking for an ultra wide.

Great monitor with vibrant colors and best response time for gaming. Many improvements over AW3423DW.

Great monitor that works really well. The display is sharp and clear. Well worth the price point.

This is a great monitor more for PC gaming but still good for some console gaming

Purchased this monitor to use for both programming and gaming. There is nothing like OLED blacks and the pop of color everything has with HDR (on windows 11).

The monitor's picture, design and performance is the best for an OLED monitor. This is the best OLED monitor on the market. It has phenomenal value.

Incredible monitor and while I wouldnt call my first ultrawide a game changer its a nice subtle change that I genuinely enjoy. Only downside is not every game supports ultrawide but, its OLED so its just like playing on a regular sized monitor.

This is simply fantastic. My only regret is playing games on a non OLED monitor before this.

The monitor has been fantastic for the last month of ownership. Great colors and HDR as expected from an OLED panel.

I absolutely love this montior. I resisted going ultrawide for a long time but games are just so much more immersive.

I Like the size and shape (using with a mac) - however every 15-30 mins a screen calibration window comes on and stays there a few seconds - a bit annoying, and then the other day it just stopped working all together - wont turn on. less than a year old - not sure why, so could be better...

Honestly a pretty great monitor for the price. Lacks a little in the refresh rate compared to some of the other OLEDs on the market, but i love this thing

This is an amazing monitor (that requires a beefy PC to use it to its full potential) with one drawback. You'll get a pop up that wants you to do a pixel refresh every 4 hours of use to prevent burn-in. You can turn this pop up off permanently if it bugs you but you should be safe and do the refresh when it asks since it's such an expensive screen. Other than that, the picture is absolutely amazing, it's responsive, and dark shades of colors are fully represented here in all their glory.

Great Oled monitor. It provides the experience of a Sony/LG Oled tv but in a right size screen for a PC. Movies and games are phenomenal.

I'm not a big fan of spending crazy amounts of money on products, but I got this due to a friend talking highly about it, and man, it was so worth it. Played Ghost of Tsushima on it, and it looks amazing!

Pros: -Outstanding image quality -True HDR experience -quick response times Cons: -the price for tech that launched in 2022 is still too high -this is first generation QD OLED panel so it doesn't have the improvements of today's QD OLED panels -"burn-in" is always a concern to think about when using an OLED panel like this -3yr warranty that covers burn-in is nice to have but you'll most likely get a refurbished panel in return should you have issues and need to RMA Overall: I wouldn't buy this unless it was on a huge discount. It was one of the best ultrawide OLED monitors you can get but that was almost 2yrs ago from the time of this review (May 2024).

A pretty good monitor. Got it on sale for $650 and while I was hesitant at first, I think it is worth while. I use it at minimum 8 hours a day for work for the past 6 months and haven't noticed any burn in so far!

Great screen, vivid colours. Easy to set up and built in protection against burn in

Great open box deal, alienware was fast to replace when discovered the monitor had oled burn in due to being a display model.