**Short Circuit Review: Alienware AW3423DW 34-Inch Gaming Monitor**

In this review, we'll take a closer look at the Alienware AW3423DW, a 34-inch gaming monitor that promises to deliver high-quality visuals and smooth performance.

As I began my testing session with the AW3423DW, I was immediately struck by its sleek design. The monitor's slim profile and sturdy build make it easy to mount on any wall or desk, and the Alienware logo is discreetly positioned in the top-left corner of the screen. However, I must admit that the logo is a bit jarring for some users, particularly those who prefer a more minimalist aesthetic.

One of the standout features of the AW3423DW is its impressive 34-inch display. The monitor boasts a Quad HD resolution of 3440 x 1440 pixels, which provides an incredibly sharp and detailed image. I was blown away by the level of detail on offer, particularly when viewing content in HDR mode. The colors are rich and vibrant, with deep blacks and crisp whites that make for a truly immersive viewing experience.

When it comes to gaming performance, the AW3423DW delivers impressive results. With its 280Hz refresh rate and NVIDIA G-Sync technology, the monitor is able to handle even the most demanding games with ease. I put the monitor through its paces by playing popular titles like Fortnite and Overwatch, and was consistently impressed by its smooth and responsive performance.

In addition to its gaming capabilities, the AW3423DW also boasts a range of other features that make it an excellent choice for productivity and content creation. The monitor's Smart HDR technology provides advanced scene detection and automatic tone mapping, which helps to enhance the overall image quality. Additionally, the monitor's 16:9 aspect ratio makes it ideal for watching movies or streaming TV shows.

One of the most impressive features of the AW3423DW is its OSD (On-Screen Display) menu. The menu is incredibly intuitive and easy to navigate, with a range of options that allow users to customize everything from the display's color settings to its refresh rate. One feature that I particularly liked was the ability to adjust the monitor's response time, which allowed me to tweak the image for optimal performance.

When it comes to motion clarity, the AW3423DW delivers impressive results. The monitor's 1200Hz refresh rate and NVIDIA G-Sync technology work together to provide a smooth and blur-free experience, even at high frame rates. I put the monitor through its paces by watching videos with fast-paced action, and was consistently impressed by its ability to maintain crisp and clear images.

In terms of connectivity options, the AW3423DW offers a range of ports that cater to different user needs. The monitor features three DisplayPort 1.4 connections, as well as an HDMI port and two USB-C ports with support for up to 40Gbps data transfer rates. Additionally, the monitor supports NVIDIA's G-Sync technology, which helps to eliminate screen tearing and stuttering.

Despite its impressive feature set, the AW3423DW does have some drawbacks. One issue that I experienced was a slight trail effect when moving quickly across the screen. This may be due to the monitor's 1200Hz refresh rate, but it's worth noting that this effect is relatively minor and can be mitigated by adjusting the display settings.

Another potential drawback of the AW3423DW is its price point. At $650, the monitor is certainly an investment, particularly for users who are looking for a high-end gaming experience. However, I believe that the AW3423DW offers excellent value for money, given its impressive performance and feature set.

In conclusion, the Alienware AW3423DW is a top-notch 34-inch gaming monitor that delivers exceptional visuals and smooth performance. While it may have some minor drawbacks, the monitor's impressive features and competitive pricing make it an excellent choice for users who are looking to upgrade their gaming setup or simply enjoy high-quality content on their PC.

**Technical Specifications:**

* Display Type: IPS

* Resolution: Quad HD (3440 x 1440 pixels)

* Refresh Rate: 280Hz

* Response Time: 5ms

* Connectivity Options: DisplayPort 1.4, HDMI, USB-C

* NVIDIA G-Sync Technology

* HDR Support: Yes

**Availability:**

The Alienware AW3423DW is currently available in Japan and China, with a release date scheduled for October 6th in the rest of the world.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwhat a time to be alive if you love PC gaming don't get me wrong 40 series complete disappointment but monitors they have been getting better and better and better in the last few years both in terms of like panel technology as well as refresh rates and color gamut coverage it's just insane today I've got the aw 2723 DF sorry I've got to read it off the Box because I absolutely hate monitor naming conventions and they're not always the easiest to remember but at least with Alienware they kind of keep it similar like if you've probably heard me rattle off the aw3423dw several times is the one I have at home it's a cutie Ola it's pretty nice today we've got this guy and it is unfortunately not qdo-led it's IPS but it's got a few tricks up its sleeve that I'm actually really excited to check out for myself and show you guys so let's get it out of the box and take a look it's 1440p 240 hertz fast IPS uh one millisecond graded gray response time and it can go up to 280 Hertz overclock it also covers 95 of the DC ip3 color space and comes Factory calibrated which is great for anyone who actually cares about color accuracy what's this it's an Alienware monitor I like one what makes this one so special uh it does 240 or 280 Hertz it's DCI P3 is like 95 coverage of that your games will look so accurate okay they will but it's 650 dollars which for this like a display with these specs that's actually pretty good we honestly thought it would be more you're one of those people who doesn't put on these panel covers and it drives me up the wall oh yeah I don't bother just do it here's what I need the viewer to hold proof to account is that he's gonna put the back panel on this because I'd say Alienware makes nice looking monitors sure and they they need that just a little bit of help we don't need that don't listen to him it's okay you're never gonna look behind your monitor unless you're set up in like the middle of your room you're not going to look back there so I just personally don't if you want a cable cover and make it real nice and tidy and never look at it again by all means please feel free it does feel satisfying when you actually stop and take the time to do that we've got the big Alienware branding on the side you know it's a love it or hate it kind of relationship it's funny me and David were just talking about this we uh grew up when Alienware was actually pretty cool I grew up in like the boutique scene so lots of like Voodoo PC back when I buy Power was really good but because I grew up with it before they got bought out by Dell I've actually got like fond memories of Alienware I don't know horse says he likes these I actually think they look pretty clean once they're all set up it's just a really Pure White um stand and a white like panel we'll show you that in a sec what else is in here we've got usbb HDMI I think it's 2.0 doesn't have 2.1 but that's okay display port this is what DisplayPort to DisplayPort mini that's what it looks like I don't know if this guy has a power brick it looks like it oh no we'll have to get our own C13 because as has happened many times in the past unless we get some kind of converter in the Box I don't think this is going to plug into any of our walls unfortunately and we're gonna do the old click it in and then pull it out method which works wonders I highly recommend if you're setting up a display try to do it that way it works really well and you're not going to damage anything and all the packaging stays nicely here it's not curved it's a flat panel but for 27 inches at 16 by nine that's totally okay yeah it's got this really cool like 27 on the back here I like the little alien badge on the back I think this is RGB there are two or three places that this has RGB on it so that might be one of them I should have shown you guys this before I put it on the stand while it was nice and flat but that's okay we've got our power plug here USB B USB a right beside it and another USB a I think there's a Kensington lock right here and then we've got two HDMI 2.0 ports a DisplayPort 1.4 I almost missed this but further along the bottom we've actually got two more USB a ports and then a headphone jack on the bottom here which is actually a really big selling point for me personally if I've got a hub let me put it on the bottom or on the side somewhere that's really easy to plug in and out of it's got hydrogen assessment all the way down all the way up and then it's got a bit of swivel actually it's quite a bit of swivel to be honest that's pretty good it's got some tilt it's pretty honestly this thing's pretty adjustable and it's got my favorite trick you can do portrait mode with a 90 degree pivot it's also got a handy little headphone hanger here click it in pull it out not bad it's not like the most dirty yeah it's actually not bad here's the thing though like when are you ever going to use this in portrait mode you can go both ways by the way which is really nice but I find it hilarious like this is a 240 hertz display you are not going to use this in portrait it's going to be wild the day where you turn this portrait because it's it's literally now your secondary display because you've got something better you know probably five years down the line or something but hey it's uh it's a nice feature to have and even if you don't like the stand I'm pretty sure it's vase unmountable it'd be crazy for them to not make it vase a mountable yep 100 by 100 vase amounts and then if you do want to stick it on the stand you've got a ton of cable management options well it's one option really but it can fit quite a few cables it just goes in this hole here and then right out the bottom and out the back boom all right as for now uh oh I love that click it's so satisfying we're just going to get this set up at our our sweet gaming rig over there play some games on it but not before a word from our sponsor thanks to grammarly for sponsoring this video communicating online through emails slack or Discord can be easily misinterpreted and become a huge time block this is why all working professionals need a desktop app like grammarly grammarly provides comprehensive spelling and grammar suggestions and ensures your writing is mistake free professional and Polished simply install the free desktop app log in and start typing there's also grammarly premium which provides more in-depth feedback on your writing such as tone transformations to adjust your tone and sound confidence you'll be more productive with their Clarity full sentence rewrite feature that helps you rephrase hard to read sentences so you come across more clear and confident work smarter not harder go to grammarly.com Short Circuit to sign up for a free account and get 20 off grammarly premium today to help you be more productive and get your projects moving forward even when I post pictures of my monitor they're always like oh but they were brand new it's so ugly but I mean how much do you really see like looking at this from here there's like a little alien head down here okay and then sure if you look from the side yeah it says Alienware there and there's an alien on the back we've got a power button on the bottom here lights up that's always cool another thing I hadn't mentioned yet was this is g-sync compatible and then it is also freesync premium Pro and look at the cable management can you like look how good this looks looks pretty good all right please if you're buying a nice monitor make sure to set it up right set it to whatever refresh rate it can actually do don't like leave it at 60 or you're probably gonna be disappointed we're gonna turn hdr on is it's Vasa certified HDR 600 I don't think there's dimming zones so we'll see how good it does the HDR and refresh rate already detected the monitor correctly our refresh rate 60. oh baby 240. now it can do 280 it says so on the box we're going to use our navigation to bolt to open the OSD usually when it comes to overclock you have to actually enable the overclock before it'll show up as an actual setting in Windows and we've got it right here game overclock off oh I like this they've actually got a number of options that are in between 280 and 240. if you go to enable 280 and it doesn't quite work it's uh you know it crashes get flickers whatever um boom go down to 270 see if that's more stable for you let's go to 280 because we're not messing around here wow wow what else we got here we got response time fast super fast extreme they do say on the box that it's one millisecond grader gray for extreme settings so to be fair just on fast it's probably not going to be the fastest response time so we'll go super fast we'll go in the middle uh this should do 600 nits Peak and I think they mentioned 450 and it's typical which is fine for HDR we're going to crank it oh yeah let's see where the RGB is I so they mentioned three zones and I can see them here and they're all set to the Alienware like kind of turquoise blue color we've got it here on the alien head I love the 27. it's hilarious how I mentioned you know we're just gonna put this up against a wall and that's why we're not putting the cable cover but then I like the RGB on the back oh well whatever and then the bottom one is probably like on the bottom of the display actually I can't find it it must be the power LED which is where they've got that labeled as RGB oh and it does 10-bit okay so the only reason I saw 8-bit before is because it kicked us out of HDR when we did our overclocking adjustments now that's all set back to hdr on 280 Hertz and we're getting 10-bit color which is even better yeah this thing just keeps impressing me especially at the like 650 price point that's not bad let's watch some HDR content it's nothing impressive so far looks okay we're not seeing any really weird tone mapping like we've seen on some other displays so now it's really a matter of the local dimming and I don't think they're zones so it's just single panel that's that 95 DCI P3 coverage it really helps colors pop oh this is a good one having trouble no just making sound oh does it look prettier now oh I can really tell from this side yeah you can really see it eh yeah huge difference this is why I don't bother with these things oh wait we need to plug in the USB but no but like that's the problem maybe you do it a little shut it and forget it no no no no no right the first time yeah and then it looks beautiful the rest of the time can I make a fingerprint like it's not as bad as others we've seen where the whole thing turns into a blurry field of green basically yeah admittedly though you're right it's not the crispiest uh motion Clarity but man the frame rate does feel good it looks really smooth yeah 280 maybe that's where it is because I've had 240 before and I'm like yeah you know it's not that much better than like 140. but I guess maybe once you go to 280 maybe like 300 or so it really starts to kick up but yeah you're right this is a little blurry as I move around a little less clear than I'd like it to be it's almost like cinematic though it's weird yeah it's a yeah I want to be clear it's not the same kind of blur that we've complained about in terms of motion Clarity on some displays where this is like we've turned on motion blur almost it is really just the edges hey like I can actually make out like even this logo up here PO5 or whatever it might be the game it might also be because we're only in Faster instead of extreme is where they're talking about that one millisecond graded gray I just don't like turning up the the motion response too much like I don't like turning it up to extreme or whatever because you usually end up with a lot of um inverse ghosting because they're trying to overdrive it a little too hard that's pretty good like as much as like this looks not the greatest you're never really gonna do that in a real world environment you're gonna flick right to try to headshot someone and these are catching up like right away that's just crisp like instantly so it's a little bit bad in between but that's okay I can totally deal with that this looks pretty good though like that much shine there and the Darkness around it yeah I will give this thing a pass in terms of HDR it's not bad it's not like amazing if you get a bunch of dimming zones in here it's probably better but you know what that is definitely acceptable you know what for the UFO test I'm going to crank this up too extreme and there's also preset modes we're in standard right now RPG Sports Creator whoa Creator's so dim oh it's got a picture and picture and picture by picture for anyone who cares about that I'm not crazy about it because I never use it but it's actually a really handy feature for those who need it one thing I absolutely love is when you just go into the OSD it brings up this top bar here that shows you a bunch of stuff like it shows me my mode that I'm in shows me that I'm in smart HDR for desktop shows them in response time extreme and the dark stabilizer stuff it's stuff that you often want to know quickly without having to go into some kind of sub menu it's having some issues but it's pretty good for the most part there's like no ghosting though and no inverse ghosting I'm going to go to none because I find the Stars a little distracting and I'm going to crank up the speed I want these to go they're at 960 pixels per second let's basically double that cancel too fast I'm crazy I'm crazy 1200. yeah there's a little bit of a trail on the back end of the ship it's pretty crisp I'm pretty sold yeah I don't know there's not a whole lot else to say it's a pretty decent display for an actually not inexpensive price 650 is still a lot of money to a lot of people I totally understand that but if you want a 280 Hertz IPS display that does okay HDR this might be the monitor for you now if you're really against Alienware and you can't deal with the logo or The Branding or whatever feel free to just put it on a vase amount this thing is not too thin but it will still fit on your wall pretty nicely for those of you who are interested it's already available in I think Japan and China and it's going to be available to the rest of the world on October 6th so maybe by the time this video comes out you can just click buy and check it out for yourself otherwise you might just have to wait a little while I don't it's right here and I like it thanks for watching that's short circuit if you want to watch another fun short circuit maybe check out the zoom 65 that should be coming up sometime soon it's a really nice keyboard not a monitor but another expensive hobby that I kind of have uh yeah see you laterwhat a time to be alive if you love PC gaming don't get me wrong 40 series complete disappointment but monitors they have been getting better and better and better in the last few years both in terms of like panel technology as well as refresh rates and color gamut coverage it's just insane today I've got the aw 2723 DF sorry I've got to read it off the Box because I absolutely hate monitor naming conventions and they're not always the easiest to remember but at least with Alienware they kind of keep it similar like if you've probably heard me rattle off the aw3423dw several times is the one I have at home it's a cutie Ola it's pretty nice today we've got this guy and it is unfortunately not qdo-led it's IPS but it's got a few tricks up its sleeve that I'm actually really excited to check out for myself and show you guys so let's get it out of the box and take a look it's 1440p 240 hertz fast IPS uh one millisecond graded gray response time and it can go up to 280 Hertz overclock it also covers 95 of the DC ip3 color space and comes Factory calibrated which is great for anyone who actually cares about color accuracy what's this it's an Alienware monitor I like one what makes this one so special uh it does 240 or 280 Hertz it's DCI P3 is like 95 coverage of that your games will look so accurate okay they will but it's 650 dollars which for this like a display with these specs that's actually pretty good we honestly thought it would be more you're one of those people who doesn't put on these panel covers and it drives me up the wall oh yeah I don't bother just do it here's what I need the viewer to hold proof to account is that he's gonna put the back panel on this because I'd say Alienware makes nice looking monitors sure and they they need that just a little bit of help we don't need that don't listen to him it's okay you're never gonna look behind your monitor unless you're set up in like the middle of your room you're not going to look back there so I just personally don't if you want a cable cover and make it real nice and tidy and never look at it again by all means please feel free it does feel satisfying when you actually stop and take the time to do that we've got the big Alienware branding on the side you know it's a love it or hate it kind of relationship it's funny me and David were just talking about this we uh grew up when Alienware was actually pretty cool I grew up in like the boutique scene so lots of like Voodoo PC back when I buy Power was really good but because I grew up with it before they got bought out by Dell I've actually got like fond memories of Alienware I don't know horse says he likes these I actually think they look pretty clean once they're all set up it's just a really Pure White um stand and a white like panel we'll show you that in a sec what else is in here we've got usbb HDMI I think it's 2.0 doesn't have 2.1 but that's okay display port this is what DisplayPort to DisplayPort mini that's what it looks like I don't know if this guy has a power brick it looks like it oh no we'll have to get our own C13 because as has happened many times in the past unless we get some kind of converter in the Box I don't think this is going to plug into any of our walls unfortunately and we're gonna do the old click it in and then pull it out method which works wonders I highly recommend if you're setting up a display try to do it that way it works really well and you're not going to damage anything and all the packaging stays nicely here it's not curved it's a flat panel but for 27 inches at 16 by nine that's totally okay yeah it's got this really cool like 27 on the back here I like the little alien badge on the back I think this is RGB there are two or three places that this has RGB on it so that might be one of them I should have shown you guys this before I put it on the stand while it was nice and flat but that's okay we've got our power plug here USB B USB a right beside it and another USB a I think there's a Kensington lock right here and then we've got two HDMI 2.0 ports a DisplayPort 1.4 I almost missed this but further along the bottom we've actually got two more USB a ports and then a headphone jack on the bottom here which is actually a really big selling point for me personally if I've got a hub let me put it on the bottom or on the side somewhere that's really easy to plug in and out of it's got hydrogen assessment all the way down all the way up and then it's got a bit of swivel actually it's quite a bit of swivel to be honest that's pretty good it's got some tilt it's pretty honestly this thing's pretty adjustable and it's got my favorite trick you can do portrait mode with a 90 degree pivot it's also got a handy little headphone hanger here click it in pull it out not bad it's not like the most dirty yeah it's actually not bad here's the thing though like when are you ever going to use this in portrait mode you can go both ways by the way which is really nice but I find it hilarious like this is a 240 hertz display you are not going to use this in portrait it's going to be wild the day where you turn this portrait because it's it's literally now your secondary display because you've got something better you know probably five years down the line or something but hey it's uh it's a nice feature to have and even if you don't like the stand I'm pretty sure it's vase unmountable it'd be crazy for them to not make it vase a mountable yep 100 by 100 vase amounts and then if you do want to stick it on the stand you've got a ton of cable management options well it's one option really but it can fit quite a few cables it just goes in this hole here and then right out the bottom and out the back boom all right as for now uh oh I love that click it's so satisfying we're just going to get this set up at our our sweet gaming rig over there play some games on it but not before a word from our sponsor thanks to grammarly for sponsoring this video communicating online through emails slack or Discord can be easily misinterpreted and become a huge time block this is why all working professionals need a desktop app like grammarly grammarly provides comprehensive spelling and grammar suggestions and ensures your writing is mistake free professional and Polished simply install the free desktop app log in and start typing there's also grammarly premium which provides more in-depth feedback on your writing such as tone transformations to adjust your tone and sound confidence you'll be more productive with their Clarity full sentence rewrite feature that helps you rephrase hard to read sentences so you come across more clear and confident work smarter not harder go to grammarly.com Short Circuit to sign up for a free account and get 20 off grammarly premium today to help you be more productive and get your projects moving forward even when I post pictures of my monitor they're always like oh but they were brand new it's so ugly but I mean how much do you really see like looking at this from here there's like a little alien head down here okay and then sure if you look from the side yeah it says Alienware there and there's an alien on the back we've got a power button on the bottom here lights up that's always cool another thing I hadn't mentioned yet was this is g-sync compatible and then it is also freesync premium Pro and look at the cable management can you like look how good this looks looks pretty good all right please if you're buying a nice monitor make sure to set it up right set it to whatever refresh rate it can actually do don't like leave it at 60 or you're probably gonna be disappointed we're gonna turn hdr on is it's Vasa certified HDR 600 I don't think there's dimming zones so we'll see how good it does the HDR and refresh rate already detected the monitor correctly our refresh rate 60. oh baby 240. now it can do 280 it says so on the box we're going to use our navigation to bolt to open the OSD usually when it comes to overclock you have to actually enable the overclock before it'll show up as an actual setting in Windows and we've got it right here game overclock off oh I like this they've actually got a number of options that are in between 280 and 240. if you go to enable 280 and it doesn't quite work it's uh you know it crashes get flickers whatever um boom go down to 270 see if that's more stable for you let's go to 280 because we're not messing around here wow wow what else we got here we got response time fast super fast extreme they do say on the box that it's one millisecond grader gray for extreme settings so to be fair just on fast it's probably not going to be the fastest response time so we'll go super fast we'll go in the middle uh this should do 600 nits Peak and I think they mentioned 450 and it's typical which is fine for HDR we're going to crank it oh yeah let's see where the RGB is I so they mentioned three zones and I can see them here and they're all set to the Alienware like kind of turquoise blue color we've got it here on the alien head I love the 27. it's hilarious how I mentioned you know we're just gonna put this up against a wall and that's why we're not putting the cable cover but then I like the RGB on the back oh well whatever and then the bottom one is probably like on the bottom of the display actually I can't find it it must be the power LED which is where they've got that labeled as RGB oh and it does 10-bit okay so the only reason I saw 8-bit before is because it kicked us out of HDR when we did our overclocking adjustments now that's all set back to hdr on 280 Hertz and we're getting 10-bit color which is even better yeah this thing just keeps impressing me especially at the like 650 price point that's not bad let's watch some HDR content it's nothing impressive so far looks okay we're not seeing any really weird tone mapping like we've seen on some other displays so now it's really a matter of the local dimming and I don't think they're zones so it's just single panel that's that 95 DCI P3 coverage it really helps colors pop oh this is a good one having trouble no just making sound oh does it look prettier now oh I can really tell from this side yeah you can really see it eh yeah huge difference this is why I don't bother with these things oh wait we need to plug in the USB but no but like that's the problem maybe you do it a little shut it and forget it no no no no no right the first time yeah and then it looks beautiful the rest of the time can I make a fingerprint like it's not as bad as others we've seen where the whole thing turns into a blurry field of green basically yeah admittedly though you're right it's not the crispiest uh motion Clarity but man the frame rate does feel good it looks really smooth yeah 280 maybe that's where it is because I've had 240 before and I'm like yeah you know it's not that much better than like 140. but I guess maybe once you go to 280 maybe like 300 or so it really starts to kick up but yeah you're right this is a little blurry as I move around a little less clear than I'd like it to be it's almost like cinematic though it's weird yeah it's a yeah I want to be clear it's not the same kind of blur that we've complained about in terms of motion Clarity on some displays where this is like we've turned on motion blur almost it is really just the edges hey like I can actually make out like even this logo up here PO5 or whatever it might be the game it might also be because we're only in Faster instead of extreme is where they're talking about that one millisecond graded gray I just don't like turning up the the motion response too much like I don't like turning it up to extreme or whatever because you usually end up with a lot of um inverse ghosting because they're trying to overdrive it a little too hard that's pretty good like as much as like this looks not the greatest you're never really gonna do that in a real world environment you're gonna flick right to try to headshot someone and these are catching up like right away that's just crisp like instantly so it's a little bit bad in between but that's okay I can totally deal with that this looks pretty good though like that much shine there and the Darkness around it yeah I will give this thing a pass in terms of HDR it's not bad it's not like amazing if you get a bunch of dimming zones in here it's probably better but you know what that is definitely acceptable you know what for the UFO test I'm going to crank this up too extreme and there's also preset modes we're in standard right now RPG Sports Creator whoa Creator's so dim oh it's got a picture and picture and picture by picture for anyone who cares about that I'm not crazy about it because I never use it but it's actually a really handy feature for those who need it one thing I absolutely love is when you just go into the OSD it brings up this top bar here that shows you a bunch of stuff like it shows me my mode that I'm in shows me that I'm in smart HDR for desktop shows them in response time extreme and the dark stabilizer stuff it's stuff that you often want to know quickly without having to go into some kind of sub menu it's having some issues but it's pretty good for the most part there's like no ghosting though and no inverse ghosting I'm going to go to none because I find the Stars a little distracting and I'm going to crank up the speed I want these to go they're at 960 pixels per second let's basically double that cancel too fast I'm crazy I'm crazy 1200. yeah there's a little bit of a trail on the back end of the ship it's pretty crisp I'm pretty sold yeah I don't know there's not a whole lot else to say it's a pretty decent display for an actually not inexpensive price 650 is still a lot of money to a lot of people I totally understand that but if you want a 280 Hertz IPS display that does okay HDR this might be the monitor for you now if you're really against Alienware and you can't deal with the logo or The Branding or whatever feel free to just put it on a vase amount this thing is not too thin but it will still fit on your wall pretty nicely for those of you who are interested it's already available in I think Japan and China and it's going to be available to the rest of the world on October 6th so maybe by the time this video comes out you can just click buy and check it out for yourself otherwise you might just have to wait a little while I don't it's right here and I like it thanks for watching that's short circuit if you want to watch another fun short circuit maybe check out the zoom 65 that should be coming up sometime soon it's a really nice keyboard not a monitor but another expensive hobby that I kind of have uh yeah see you later\n"