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Dell is adding two new gaming monitors to the Alienware roster, including the Alienware 25 and the Alienware 27. Both monitors are great for gaming, with the Alienware 27 model being aimed towards higher-end gaming. The Alienware 25 is built more for eSports gaming.
Both monitors feature a sharp Quad HD resolution. The Alienware 27 has a 240Hz refresh rate that can be overclocked to 280Hz. It supports both AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and Nvidia G-Sync. It also supports VESA Adaptive Sync.
The Alienware 27 comes with an LG Nano IPS panel that boasts a 1ms response time. It also works well for content creation, featuring a 95% coverage of DCI-P3. The monitor also has a Creator Mode to get better color accuracy and uniformity. It also supports DisplayHDR 600.
The design is as robust and intense as always, with the Alienware Legend 2.0 design language, 360-degree ventilation, better cable management, and–of course–RGB. The stand allows for you to tilt, swivel, adjust the height, and adjust the pivot of the monitor. Plus, it features a really interesting retractable headphone stand.
The Alienware 25 is a bit different. It boasts a Full HD resolution screen and a 360Hz refresh rate. It supports AMD FreeSync Premium and VESA Adaptive Sync. It also has a 0.5ms response time for fast-paced competitive gaming. The monitor also covers 99% of the sRGB color gamut.
No RGB is included on the Alienware 25, but its design is made to take up less desk space with its hexagonal design. It has that similar language design and supports all the adjustment features that the Alienware 27 has. The Alienware 25 also gets the retractable headphone stand.
The Alienware 25 launches on September 7 in the US for $449.99 and the Alienware 27 launches on October 6 for $649.99.
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Zainah Yousef
Zainah Yousef is the author of The Fallen Age Saga and specializes in gaming, social media advice, and reviews. She's been writing all her life and she probably won't stop anytime soon.
