Alienware aims at 'more price points people can actually reach,' announces a tandem OLED gaming monitor at a much lower price than our current top pick
*Squinting* The future looks bright.
Alienware, a gaming sub-brand of Dell, has recently introduced two OLED gaming monitors that boast LG's tandem OLED technology for enhanced brightness. The company's head of product, Matt McGowan, revealed that Alienware aims to offer more price points that consumers can actually afford. The announcement included two OLED monitors: the AW2527HX and the AW3226Q.
The AW2527HX, described as Alienware's fastest monitor ever, features a 560 Hz refresh rate and a 0.03 ms response time. This monitor will be available in both 25-inch and 32-inch screen sizes, with a resolution that has yet to be announced. It boasts a peak brightness of 1,000 nits and a tandem response time of 0.03 ms. The monitor will also come with a telescopic stand offering a 155mm adjustment range, a rear-flip headset hanger, anti-burn-in technology, and a 3-year warranty.
As for the price, it will be revealed in Q1 2027 and will be available in Q1 2027. The AW2527HX was co-designed with 4-peat World of Warcraft Race to World First champions Team Liquid, ensuring that every detail has been tailored to the needs of professional gamers.
Alienware's second OLED, the AW3226Q, is a 32-inch 4K OLED monitor priced at around $699. It will launch in the fall of 2026 and will feature a 4,000 nit peak brightness and a tandem OLED technology, similar to the AW2527HX. However, it has a lower refresh rate of 160 Hz. Despite this, McGowan asserts that the AW3226Q is stunning for gaming and equally impressive for everyday use.
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