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Image 1 of 4 Alienware's new AW2726DM is easily the most affordable QD-OLED gaming monitor currently available. The next most affordable option is the Alienware AW2725D at $549.99, notably pushing the max refresh rate up to 280Hz with a few other differences. Here's how the monitor specs compare. Swipe to scroll horizontallyRow 0 - Cell 0 Alienware AW2726DMAlienware AW2725DSize26.7 inches26.7 inchesPanelQD-OLED, anti-reflectiveQD-OLED, anti-reflectiveResolution2560 x 1440 (QHD)2560 x 1440 (QHD)Refresh rate / Response time240Hz / 0.03ms280Hz / 0.03msAdaptive syncAMD FreeSync Premium, VESA Adapt

So what makes this monitor special? Let's start with its display, which is a QD-OLED panel capable of displaying images, videos, and games in 4K resolution and 120Hz refresh rates. These two elements combined will ensure that whatever media you run on it will be displayed with immaculate detail and maintain a smooth, consistent framerate with little to no stuttering or lag. Secondly, it's incredibly easy to set up for non-PC-build enthusiasts, to the point where you won't even need any tools. Lastly, the Dell 32 Plus 4K QD-OLED Monitor (S3225QC) is equipped with a built-in 5-speaker soundbar,

The ASUS ROG Strix OLED 27 (XG27UCDMG) monitor is one of the few lucky gaming monitors we've given a perfect 5/5 review score here at Windows Central, despite its usually high $979.99 listing price. It didn't earn our accolades lightly as it's packed with some mighty specs for PC gaming, digital art, productivity, or just watching videos online. First off, it features a sharp yet smooth OLED display that renders images in beautiful 4K with 1,000 nits of max peak brightness, HDR support, and 99% accuraly for the DCI-P3 color gamut. Performance-wise, the ASUS ROG Strix OLED 27 (XG27UCDMG) monito

Let's start with the ASUS ROG Swift 32" 4K OLED Gaming Monitor (PG32UCDP)'s best feature: Dual Mode. With the press of a hotkey, you can switch between two modes that will either give you 4K resolution at 240Hz or FHD 1080p at 480Hz. The 4K @ 240Hz mode is best used for cinematic single-player games like Senua's Saga: Hellblade II, so all the astonishing graphics, detailed character models, and stunning environments are rendered to their full artistic potential. FHD 1080p @ 480Hz mode, meanwhile, is best for fast-paced action games like Ninja Gaiden 4 or competitive multiplayer titles like Ove