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The Alienware AW3821DW isn’t perfect, but right now, it’s the best value in 38-inch ultrawide gaming monitors. It delivers a solid gaming experience with a bright and saturated image that’s color-accurate. With premium styling and build quality, it’s sure to satisfy gamers looking for a jumbo display.
-- As reviewed by Tom's Hardware
Product details
- BEAUTIFUL SCREEN: This 38 Inch ultrawide curved gaming monitor is constructed with a 2300R screen and 21:9 aspect ratio which enhances the field of vision for an immersive gaming experience.Specific uses for product - Gaming. Contrast Ratio : 1000:1, Power Consumption Stand by : 0.3 Watt
- WQHD RESOLUTION: The ultrawide WQHD curved monitor ensures a wide viewing angle for a seamless dual monitor experience all while allowing gamers to see up to 24% more screen pixels.
- FAST IPS TECHNOLOGY: Fast In-Plane Switching technology maintains the image at incredible speeds with a 1ms GTG response time that eliminates motion blur ensuring smooth gameplay.
- G-SYNC: With an NVIDIA G-SYNC ULTIMATE certification, this monitor offers smooth, tear-free immersion for ultra-low latency gameplay.
- LIFE-LIKE COLOR: This IPS curved monitor is built with VESA Display HDR 600 which creates remarkable color accuracy and a reduced halo effect bringing the smallest details to life.
PROS
+ + Bright and saturated image
+ + Accurate color
+ + Solid gaming performance
+ + Good styling, build quality
CONS
- Below-average contrast
- No sRGB mode
- No ULMB
- Just-OK HDR
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Expert reviews and ratings
By Tom's Hardware on April 16, 2021
The Alienware AW3821DW isn’t perfect, but right now, it’s the best value in 38-inch ultrawide gaming monitors. It delivers a solid gaming experience with a bright and saturated image that’s color-accurate. With premium styling and build quality, it’s sure to satisfy gamers looking for a jumbo display.
80
By TrustedReviews on May 21, 2021
The Alienware AW3821DW gaming monitor looks great, offers a solid range of features and it produces bright, breezy imagery that makes games pop. But its lack of great contrast means that it doesn’t display a huge amount of depth, and it’s not very good at HDR. As such, you’ll find more nuance and realism elsewhere.
70