Customer Ratings & Reviews

This monitor's brightness in sdr mode is non existent and in hdr is not what i would call ok or average. Its more or less below average for video games but decent for movies, web content browsing in hdr is ok sdr poor. The monitor is not Worth anything over $500.00 usd and if you paid more well lets just say L.G. robbed you..

Looks great, but didn't work well with consoles. And hope you like leds

I have had my monitor for 2 months and the screen now has splattering on it. Not sure what it is, It doesn't wipe off. It looks like it is etched in. When it is on it visually looks fine, but when it is off you can see all defects. I just got a replacement one and am seeing the same thing after a week... disappointing for a high-end monitor.

Box was damaged other then that monitor looked good and had everything in it

Great monitor and got it at an excellent price. Glad I decided to go there

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Great product no complaints really good works well with my setup

The wuality is good for gaming, but naturally horrible for productivity or anything that had text in it! The worst part is configuration. It took me 3 hours to set it up just to realize it wasn’t doing proper HDR, so i had to start from scratch. It should nit be this complicated in 2023!

Monitor was good, great colors and brightness. Loved it for gaming.

its a great monitor I love it but within 2 months it developed bubbles on the screen. It's probably a bad product and I'm unsure how common the problem is.

Returned this Monitor after a day. QD-OLED sub-pixel layout may be great for Media but Text is utter garbage. If you plan on using this for work and play, look somewhere else. The color fringing on text is headache inducing. I don't know what all the hype is about here. I wouldn't be so critical if this was a TV but this is for PC. Went with the LG Ultragear 45" W-OLED and THAT thing is AMAZING.

Absolutely awesome monitor. Terrible Quality Control. After owning this monitor for 3 years, it developed an awful coil wine. Luckily I was able to replace the monitor, but after three more attempts, each new monitor had the same or worse coil whine. Alienware really let me down. Went to the LG 5K2K and haven't looked back. Much better monitor.

I did not like how the display is horizontally distorted because of the screen width and I returned the monitor!

Beautiful monitor but no matter what I did (and I tried everything) the refresh rate was capped at 99 Hz. That was an obvious deal breaker for me. After returning it, I had no problem reaching 200+ Hz on my old monitor, which confirmed the Alienware was the issue since I was using the same cable and everything.

The monitor is great. Wish the panel was a 240hz refresh rate. Just doesnt seem like something you should spend $1000 on.

Good quality screen but for some reading reading text with oled made me dizzy, maybe it was the curve, not sure

So this montior is amazing . But i cant see past the quality issues on this montior . I have repalced this montior twice through dell and both replacement had the same defect on the screen . The way dell packs these montiors causes them to get bubble mark smears all over the screen that will not come off . Once you see those bubble marks you cant unsee them . I ened up giving up and just returning it and going with the next best samsung g8 neo . If your okay with paying 1,000$ for a montior with screen damage and defects this montior is amazing .Its not just a couple of marks on the display its hundreds if not thosands of little smear marks all over .

I would go buy a G5 on ebay for $300 but I needed this

It's a good add on for anyone looking for a beautiful monitor for entertainment.

I have been envious of OLED owners, despite owning a perfectly good Acer Predator 27" IPS 165Hz gaming monitor. When I saw an opportunity to get this Alienware monitor I jumped at it. I do own another Alienware monitor, the 38" Alienware LCD screen, and it's a fantastic monitor. I once considered it the best product in my house. Until this one arrived that is. The unboxing is very nicely done and gives you a real opportunity to get most of the work done while the monitor itself is still sitting in the egg shell and protected. One should reference the sheet that accompanies the monitor with pictures and explanations. There are not many steps to setting this monitor up. One tip I can tell everyone is that go ahead and connect ALL cables you might want to use right now. In fact, I recommend that you setup ALL the cables that the monitor can take, and leave the ones that you don't need right now in a nice little tie-up or cable catch, for in the future when/if you connect up something such as a Playstation 5 to this monitor. Why? Well because attempting to connect up a cable to this thing when it's sitting on your desk is nigh impossible, at least for me. It takes me forever and a lot of cursing trying to plug in anything to a monitor like this. I learned this the hard way with my 38" Alienware. Once you are setup then it's time to enjoy. You will want to learn how to go into the menus and edit the settings. This monitor has a lot to tweak and update and you should seriously consider reading the manual quite thoroughly. You may want to do like I did and just use it and then go back and figure stuff out, but either way I would be remiss if I did not say that to get the full use of this monitor you do need to read a bit and understand what is what. I will also give you a tip that perplexed me, and that is, once you pull up the menu you press up (or towards the back of the monitor) to get to the full menu. Playing games in this is a dream and movies as well, especially ones that take full advantage of the HDR features. I read a lot about it and it seems that most gamers believe the full 1000 feature of the HDR is what one should use, but some recommend the 400 option, which gives you more brightness in certain areas. Now that I think about it I can't really recall if I have that backwards or not but I did use both and ultimately went with the HDR Peak 1000 option. There are also game specific type settings as well to use if you desire. There's also a lot of options to do picture by picture, or picture in picture, and all types of %'s either way so you can effectively use this monitor to replace 2 monitors and it is very simple and easy to use, unlike some software that I have seen. It really is something I was wanting when I bought my 38" but was forced to forego due to the 38" monitor simply not having these features. This adds incredible value to this monitor.. The refresh rate, the HDR, the panel itself, how you can move it up and down and swivel, everything here is fantastic. The only real downside to this panel is the Alienware Command Center software, which if you've used Alienware products before, you know that the software can be kind of a cranky baby. Other than that this monitor is a beast! PC Gamer crowned it the best gaming monitor that one can buy right now (take that 49" ultrawides!) and I concur, it just doesn't get any better than this for us gamers.