Tandem OLED is the way to go for gaming monitors, and Alienware is introducing yet another option for fans — I'm just curious about its pricing
Alienware expands its QD-OLED lineup with two new monitors, and one in particular takes the strongest elements from the new 5K2K flagship option.
Alienware, known for its high-end gaming products, has unveiled two new gaming monitors that join its QD-OLED lineup. The first, the AW3226Q, is a 32-inch 4K RGB stripe tandem OLED monitor. This monitor is set to be released this fall and is expected to be a more affordable option compared to Alienware's flagship 5K2K display, the AW3926QW.
The AW3226Q also boasts a 560Hz refresh rate and features the same DisplayHDR True Black 400 and Dolby Vision as the more expensive model, ensuring consistent brightness levels and minimizing OLED's common brightness dimming issues. The AW3226Q is expected to deliver a high-quality gaming experience at a more accessible price point, making it an attractive choice for gamers seeking the benefits of OLED displays.
The second new monitor from Alienware, the AW2527HX, is designed specifically for esports players. It comes with a 560Hz QD-OLED panel, promising great motion clarity and response time. While a release date for the AW3226Q and pricing for the AW2527HX have not been confirmed, gamers can look forward to these new gaming monitors becoming available in the coming months.
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