AW2723DF Gaming Monitor - 27-inch (2560 x 1440) 240Hz Display (DP 1.4), 1ms Response Time, NVIDIA G-Sync, Preset OSD Modes, Height/Tilt/Swivel/Pivot Adjustability - Lunar Light

Excelente monitor de alta gama qué cumple dentro de las espectativas para lo que fue creado, tiene tecnología compatible con Windows HDR que mejora la calidad del video, la respuesta de actualización es tan veloz que se vuelve casi imperceptible para el ojo humano y además se evita el desgarro de la pantalla, trae la opción de agregar una mira virtual y así mismo de reducir la luz azúl, no tiene problemas de sobrecalentamiento como otras que ofrece la competencia y que también son premium, tiene un espectacular RGB para personalizar los colores que iluminan la carátula detrás del monitor mediante alien ware overclocked; Por otro lado, el vendedor tiene buena política para resolver imprevistos por parte de paquetería; Por tal razón lo recomiendo ampliamente, comprarla sin miedo.

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I purchased this monitor a year ago after extensive research. I was looking explicitly for a monitor that had an IPS panel, a fast response rate, a high refresh rate, was QHD, and offered a great warranty. The Alienware offers all of these, at a great price. I’ll list the pros and cons that I’ve experienced over the year of owning this product. Pros: - IPS w/ 98% SDR/HDR color calibration out of the box - High SDR Brightness - 280hz Refresh Rate - 0.5ms Response Rate w/ overdrive - QHD (2560x1440) - Build quality is top tier - Zero ghosting - No flicker - Freesync Pro works with AMD/Nvidia cards - 3 year warranty out of the box from Alienware Cons: - Backlight Bleed is noticeable on black wallpapers or in very dark scenes, probably one of the worst I’ve seen. This is common with this unit if you search it. For me, it’s not a massive issue because I only use it for bright FPS titles. I have an ultrawide OLED for other games. - Alienware UI is lacking compared to competitors. The UI feels like there’s a lot, but there’s actually not. This is especially true if you try HDR mode, where the panel will lock the color, and brightness settings. Why this is makes no sense to me. - No HDMI 2.1. This doesn’t really matter since it’s not a 4k monitor, but I would assume it would have one since the monitor was released after the currentgen consoles. At the price, it surprised me. I use DP 1.4 either way, so it wasn’t an issue for me. - No speakers. This personally doesn’t affect me as I use either headphones or a surround system. However, it technically is a con. - Mediocre HDR performance. The HDR performance is mediocre at best. The gray uniformity isn’t the greatest because the backlight bleed, which takes away from the highs and lows HDR tries to accomplish. The HDR brightness is also technically below standard. I would recommend SDR, which looks very good anyway. - Semigloss screen coating. The coating appears more matte than semigloss to me, but it’s not bad per say. It’s still good enough to not wash out the colors like some matte coatings, but I definitely feel like calling this semigloss isn’t accurate. I would rather call it lightly matte. Conclusion: - This monitor excels at being a top tier choice at competitive fast moving games like CoD, CS2, Overwatch, Etc. However, it does not excel at games that would be better played on an OLED or MiniLED panel. I own this monitor strictly for FPS titles, and have the OLED AW3423DWF for other games. My use for this monitor is fantastic, and I would definitely recommend it for anyone who plays fast paced competitive games and can push the frames to utilize the refresh rate.

Item received pretty quickly despite the 1 day delay (not a big issue). Works like a charm.

The build quality is good, the stand his heavy and well built. The picture quality is stunning, my problem is that this monitor is advertised as 240+ hz frame rate, from what I can see, 144hz at 2k is what it will do. Maybe at 1080p it will do 240hz. The way they advertised it as up to 280hz is deceiving. My Counterstrike game is showing up into the 200 hz plus range. Maybe I'm wrong. There is no setting in the monitor menu that locks in the frame rate. You have to change the frame rate in the Windows settings. You can only put the frame rate in the monitor menu on Gaming extreme, and hope you get the best rates while gaming. I think for the $500 range, it's a good buy. The build quality is on the higher end. I do recommend it, but it has its caviots, menu design, and frame rate lock in, being the two I don't like.