Dell just added two new Alienware gaming monitors to its panel roster for 2025, including a 27-inch 180Hz QHD IPS display and 32-inch curved display. Both are targeting price point that I reckon entry-level and mid-range PC players are going to dig, especially since the former model comes in a chunk under $300.

Dell has revealed a bunch of new Alienware monitors, and that also includes a 34-inch ultra-wide which is a more wallet-friendly QD-OLED offering.

Running through that process will knock $90 off the new 4K OLED monitor, essentially nullifying the pricey taxes, and putting a little extra money back in your pocket to use during the next Steam sale.

I’m not normally the biggest fan of QD-OLED displays, but the Alienware AW2725DF makes a compelling case for the panel type. Not only does Dell’s 27-inch 1440p screen fully embrace Quantum Dot tech to deliver delicious visuals that can punch harder than WOLED in the right sort of room,

For gamers who are concerned with OLED burn-in issues, you will be pleased to know that all QD-OLED Alienware monitors come with a 3-year limited OLED burn-in hardware warranty giving you that peace of mind while you game.

A lienware is no stranger to making top-tier gaming monitors. Its latest release, the AW2725Q, aims to be one of the best gaming monitors of 2025 with a 4K, 240Hz, QD-OLED panel,

Alienware has announced a pair of new OLED gaming monitors and—huzzah!—one of them marks a new low price point for the brand. The new Alienware 27 AW2725D is a 27-inch 1440p panel running at 280 Hz and it's yours for just $550.

Alienware has just dropped a bunch of monitors for Australian gamers and tech enthusiasts. The range features their sleek AW30 design language and a mix of cutting-edge QD-OLED and high-performance IPS panels.