Don’t waste your money on "premium" monitors

The specs are virtually identical but yet the Alienware AW2724DM is much more expensive than the Dell G2724D. Is the price difference justified or should you just get the cheaper monitor?
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[@euochapolin3934]

Manufacturers should be required to disclose the panel model.

[@SupraBagels]

Especially on laptops

[@alieffauzanrizky7202]

Yeah. The only way to see it without buying it first is from displayspecifications website. The good thing is they also include factory name the monitor came from

[@McDudes]

you can easily find it if you google the monitor model

[@krazownik3139]

@@McDudes Not quite. I use a Dell 2007FPb as a second monitor (I know that it's old, but in retrogaming that's an advantage). The identical 2007FP model came in two panel types: one IPS also used in model for businesses that I have, and second VA panel. And there is no way to tell those panel types apart without plugging in the monitor and judging personally or looking at the back on the serial number.

[@FlamencoDeniz]

you pay for a product. you shouldn't have to "Google" what's inside. ​@@McDudes

[@Vandelay666]

You can't generalize all "premium" monitors. Just don't buy a monitor without doing a very extensive research. KZbinrs always make best monitor lists for the price, so it's not that hard to find the best monitor that suits your budget

[@Vandelay666]

@gustav0711 I didn't attack him. But also, the title of this video kinda says that premium monitors are a waste of money.

[@sagirem]

Actually… not that easy at all, I’ve been doing researches for a new monitor for more than a month now and it has been quite the adventure

[@AlphaKala]

@@Vandelay666 You probably wouldn't click on it if it said "not all premium monitors are worth buying", just attractive title

[@orkhepaj]

you can , all of them are for lulus with no brain

[@steve42069master]

@@sagirem Same here. As of right now I have a pretty good idea of what I'm looking for but the prices just aren't low enough

[@ManuSaraswat]

Alienware hasn't been value for money ever since it's launch, or more accurately it's acquisition by Dell.

[@lilpain1997]

I think the AW3423DW and DWF are the exceptions to this. They were the first to the market with a QD OLED and it was fairly priced ( I know its out of 99% of peoples ranges but it was still very fair ) and was also quickly discounted. I got mine for around £950 ish not long after its release. Then the DWF released and that thing is still competitive in its pricing and constantly on sale. Even at its base price its still competitive and you get an amazing display for how much you pay.

[@orkhepaj]

it is , if you are a shareholder :D

[@Caydos]

Their side products are great. I got an Alienware bag; best mountaineer bag I ever had marketed as gamer crap lol

[@1234enzor]

Alienware was trash before Dell got it.

[@damightyshabba439]

Alienware WAS premium, back in the day - and I'm old enough to remember it. Hell, I turned down a job at Tiny just for an interview with them at the time (lucky escape... Twice....).

[@blueyberries_]

Rtings has a review to show both AW2724DM vs G2724D. USB Hub, 180hz and HDR600 is what you're paying $100 more for. If you don't want any of those things, go with the G2724D, they're basically exact same performance monitor and G2724D has better natural black uniformity/text clarity.

[@vasileiospgr]

also AW2724DM (600 cd/m²) has 200 cd/m² more brightness than G2724D (400 cd/m²) (Dell Specs)

[@cowbutt6]

DisplayHDR 600 also requires local dimming, unlike lower DisplayHDR ratings.

[@reizanaliu]

@@vasileiospgr He already mentioned HDR600

[@blueyberries_]

@@vasileiospgr yea there's a lot more than just that as well but bluey wasn't going to write out every single difference while already posting where to find the comparisons. 400 nits of brightness is already enough and the only people that will be looking at these monitors 99% of the time are gamers. 400 nits is plenty for gaming there's almost no reason you'll ever need more than 400/450.

[@legendp2011]

Native Nvidia g-sync is huge for some people. the ability to free-sync all the way down to 1fps (or rather if your framerate dips to 25fps it's a big difference). Dell is freesync, while the aleinware may be proper g-sync (although doesn't state)

[@somune1]

you channel is severely underrated. has to be one of the most informative videos out there, not to mention the great production quality. happy new year!

[@pavelkolar9543]

I bought a Dell G2724D two weeks ago and i enjoy it so much. Perfect monitor for that price.

[@yutum4653]

Tell me more,Im planning on buying one since its on sale now

[@pavelkolar9543]

​@@yutum4653 What to say. It is a quality entry monitor into 1440p world with IPS panel and refresh rate 165Hz and really low input lag (tests on Rtings). All years i was using FullHD 60Hz, three years back i upgraded to 144Hz and now to this piece. I bought it for $320 (in EU) few days before christmas. I'm satisfied.

[@user-hs2so8zo9m]

your monitor settings please

[@milordas]

good monitor for gaming, for office i wouldn't get it, as text clearance is not good, esp. after my 4k LG monitor.. I just downgraded my 4k monitor to dell d2724d, just to get more fps in some games. But maybe there is some tuning on this monitor for better text?

[@pavelkolar9543]

@@milordas I don't use it for office work and i'm not a hardcore user.

[@PsychoBenches]

I have the AW2723DF monitor, 1440p 280hz. The low latency and high refresh rate does help me a lot even though it's overkill, but I can thoroughly say its 90% skill when it comes to this. 144hz and an IPS monitor and the rest after that makes very little difference.

[@raivons]

to get 280 fps on 1440p is not easy on most games but difference from 144 to 240 is huge

[@AnDr3w066]

Would you say that between that and something like the pg27aqn is just refresh rate and gsync module? Or is the picture quality and colors improved (even if just a little)

[@PsychoBenches]

@@raivons of course yeah, 280 I see mainly in competitive games like CSGO, really more like 400-500 but I see 280hz.

[@PsychoBenches]

@@AnDr3w066 That rog swift monitor looks insane, but picture quality? I have no idea. I know alienware/dell has superb IPS panels but idk anything about asus. Look around some versus/comparison sites or videos

[@MaxUmbra]

for anyone who is reading this in the future, i just got the monitor today. It's amazing compared to my 1080p 165hz monitor. It's calibrated from the factory perfectly, so i just pluged in, and it just worked. blacks are very good, no dead pixel or backlight bleed at all. at the time of writing, this is the best offer available within this price range and even above. vary happy with the monitor.

[@Darkslide2AR-FE]

That's why I always use specific websites that do in depth testing. It helps me to make the best choice in what I want in a monitor.

[@PaSistem32]

How in the fuck did you bless me with a video exactly when I was wondering what monitor to buy for my rig?

[@Azzlack18]

Thanks for the icc profil for ktc h24 and settings, its perfect colored now 👍

[@DmanDmax]

I got the G2724D a few weeks ago and it's working great. 165Hz is more than enough, since a lot of games are still locked to either 60 or 120 max and with the price of current GPUs, it's unlikely you're going to be reaching these frames anyway.

[@lukeX2m]

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[@CrazySerb]

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[@AkaruIez]

Get an RTX4090 then you can reach above 165

[@DitchJonesx]

Or wait for a 5090 with the new memory which is going to be almost 3 times faster than the 4090 according to leaks and u are even ready for 4k 165hz!!! All for the low price of 2500$@@AkaruIez

[@beanos2287]

Haha, 23 fps on low settings with a 4090​@@CrazySerb

[@LiesThatBind]

In Canada both monitors (G2724D, vs AW2724DM) are priced very similarly. Only 50$ CAD difference. So far this year, I've only seen The Alienware on sale, selling for 50$ CAD less than it's counterpart. So all in all it varies from a region to another and sales will also be a factor. it's a judgement call.

[@xyzzy64]

ive been waiting for either of them to go on sale. probably gonna wait till black friday / cyber monday

[@VitiateTheImmortal]

I bought an alienware ultrawide oled monitor this week. Really excited about it to be honest. Adding two 27inch samsung s7 4k monitors for side panels. Gonna be a fine set up

[@resolution7482]

I have a G2724D and got it for an amazing price when people still though it was just cheap. I wanted go get another for a dual monitor setup and it's now almost 400... Thanks...

[@claudiut]

Good job, hope some manufactures see this video and start realising we are aware of the "Marketing" this days...

[@liberteus]

Between a qd OLED monitor and an ips one there's such a gap in image quality that the price premium is completely justified, if you're going to use that monitor for it's intended use (mostly gaming). There's also refresh frequency, connectivity, things such as height adjustable etc that comes into consideration. So, throwing a blanket statement is poor advice. Rather watch reviews first, make sure you know your usage (gaming, office), think about your context (well lit room, potential sun glare on screen...) and only then narrow down your choice.

[@SomeFrenchDude]

I'm satisfied with the G2724D but out of the box, the colors were AWFUL. Took me for ever to tweak them.

[@Jabvi]

I am considering on buying the G2724D for my PS5 as it is the cheapest and most compatible monitor I could find. It supports VRR which I think will be important as the monitor is 144hz via HDMI and the ps5 only goes up to 120fps.

[@350z-_-]

that’s exactly what i’m thinking, i might just settle on this. I would’ve got the GIGABYTE M27Q until i realized it didn’t support VRR for ps5. now i’m here lol

[@Jabvi]

@@350z-_- although I could only use it for 2 weeks I am happy with it. Can't wait to get back home and play on it lol

[@wolfwilkopter2231]

Looks like the Dell one, is just a slightly downgraded version of my "old" S2721DGFA without the blue backlight LED and the USB Hub, so they could reuse the "old" tech and cut a few corners too, as in the Panel for example, as the S2721DGFA uses an 1st Gen LG Nano IPS Panel, and have a "new" and cheaper Monitor available...as i paid about 400€ for mine.

[@mikehank2896]

i just subscribed, didn't know a channel thar covers monitors so well as a newbie and this info helps

[@matheusv1]

In Brasil, you can find both at the same price (or just about 20-50 us$ dif). This week you can find it on dell for 3100 brazilian reais (us$ 580,00). The best way to buy it though is to speek to dell chat on the store website. I paid almost 500 us$ few months ago on the AW2724. Excelent monitor. Would definetely recomend.

[@Goneas1]

Would you recommend the Dell G2724D over the LG 27GP850-B?

[@beanos2287]

Heard the dell monitor was a much better value. Both are good monitors though and pretty similarly matched.

[@lil_legalo5190]

I have the lg and it had backlight bleed in 3 weeks

[@SianaGearz]

Hey i have myself a Lenovo G27q-20, that you reviewed previously, thank you for the colour profile btw, it actually fits and helps. I bought it several years ago, i think well before you even made your review. So something i noticed is that the 165Hz mode on it is filthy. You won't notice the issue in games, so it's not at all useless, but desktop use and specialised tests reveal it. For one, slowly moving things can have a faint shadow wandering behind them, regardless of overdrive mode selected, but i suppose that's just overdrive tuning, it could have been done better by the engineering team. And the other is that inversion tests and particular pixel patterns result in strong local flickering. Considering it runs very well at 144Hz without these issues, and is best at 120hz/10-bit, it gives me an impression that this is a 144Hz panel and pushing it to 165Hz was just about possible but probably a step too far. Not that i am anyhow dissatisfied, I actually got exactly what i needed for my combination of diverse use cases, i just have to be conscious about refresh rate selection. So i'm wondering whether the Dell branded monitor you're showing here, whether it has actually a good all-purpose 165Hz mode; or whether they too have stretched their tech a little far; and in turn whether the 180Hz Alienware is the one to actually deliver on the promise of top refresh rate at all times with no drawbacks, which would actually do well towards justifying a good chunk of the price increase.

[@rasih-wi9vt]

Bro there is not that much difference at brightness and contrast ratio look at rtings

[@monkeyfish227]

The prices fluctuates a lot. Especially dell. The eventual prices they are willing to sell also depend on their volume and stock levels. I would assume the dell monitor benefits from much higher volume than Alienware. So if you look for bang for your buck, seems like dell monitors might be best. But I guess some people just like the Alienware designs and pay for that.

[@Fendrixs]

the profile of the Dell G2724D on rtings is impressive for the price point

[@lucasaugusto2338]

Control quality and rma is better on alienware vs on asus, buying a monitor with dead pixels and having problems with rma is a pain in the ass

[@starlord2917]

Why is no one making a review for this monitor: iiyama G-Master GB2770QSU-B5, 27" ?? Not many incentives to do it?

[@koltsta3303]

i just bought the MSI G274QPF-QD and i wanted to ask if its hopefully good? for a 1440p or if i wouldve got something better for 280€

[@rigbyyy2204]

your monitor has quantum dots so the colors should look nicer in comparison to the the more “normal” monitors talked abt in those video

[@strobe9]

Very grateful for closed captions

[@bryxer7v7]

Me watching this with a 720p 32' old TV, 4:10 "Ah yes I see what you mean"

[@DEVAEGIR]

Is it possible to have a review of the smaller version of this, the Dell G2524H? I have been looking for calibration instructions, and have found very little good information to go on. What I am finding particularly difficult is the processing of black colours, especially when dealing with colour calibration to shake off the 'yellow tint' which comes in its factory settings, and is not very easy to shake off and retain deeper blacks and shadows. Where I am especially stuck is when comparing the same pictures as displayed by my now new monitor, the G2524H (backed by an AMD RX 7900 XTX), and my old monitor the Dell P2414H (which is backed by the far outclassed GeForce GTX 760). And the same images are showing much, much (!) more vivid on my old rig. I just cannot reach the same vibrancy in a basic image vs. image comparison.

[@damightyshabba439]

I always buy "premium-budget".... So Amazon Basics, the last one before the one that got all the votes, my PC system right now is a MSI B450 that I got for £39 new... I stay behind the curve, picking off the good stuff.... cheap. No interest in tomorrows technology or even todays. what was brilliant 2 years ago - I'll buy that. As for buying tech... yes off brand is good if you have done your research (be aware those models are the ones that didn't pass the tests).... but yes.... buy either lower brand in the same stream, or ,,, be a sniper.... I built my system grabbing good stuff, cheap. And yes its yesterdays tech... but it was todays "great" at the time. Only 2 years ago. Worth doing.

[@anarcxh8502]

between the G2724D and lg 27gr83q, seems like the dell has better coating and contrast, any thoughts ?

[@Firespirit233]

I've been using dell ultrasharp for about 5 years, the best thing for media content, singleplayer games 60 fps and even for work - they have high contrast ration, especially the 27 4k ultrasharp is amazing

[@ObakuZenCenter]

60 Hz is not good. Especially nowadays when you can get wide colour gamut and high refresh rates together, including on 4K.

[@mamaharumi]

I'll just say, Im very happy with both of my dell s2721dgf's and have no desire to replace until OLED or micro become more affordable.

[@hiriotapa1983]

Any chance of them becoming more affordable in 2024, my son wants a new screen after his 144hz 1080p MSI IP-screen, probably 34" UW with relatively good HDR with his Radeon 6800XT, but the availability and affordability of micro and OLED seems poor. HDR TVs are too big on his desk.

[@leastE]

@@hiriotapa1983 there's a whole bunch of oled monitors that are going to be released in 2024, and they might drop the prices on the current ones when they release. don't take my word for it though, it's just a guess.

[@roki977]

Philips 24 165hz cracked panel after minor impact from plastic glass, very flimsy monitor. Dell 24 165 half functional joystick, AOC 27 170hz round 20 stucks pixels brand new.. Acer Predator 25 240hz best monitor i ever had, no problems at all, much better built, colors everything and i bough it for 200 euros brand new on sale, bit older model..

[@don-dori]

Meanwhile in the Europe... the "budget" model is more expensive than the "premium" model in the US 🤔

[@KvapuJanjalia]

Huge price difference "justified" by USB hub and RGB lights? No thanks.

[@toromaru0912]

fr why the would you need rgb on a monitor you cant even see it

[@brzt4256]

at least a USB hub is actually functional. included RGB lights is actually an anti-feature since I can always add RGB to a monitor that doesn't have it.

[@Nicc93]

@@toromaru0912 i have a few rgb monitors and it shines off of the wall. I do see it pretty clearly with my Samsung monitors :) having rgb keyboard mouse and pc it just completes the setup. Its clearly not for everyone tho

[@Nicc93]

@@toromaru0912 it can also react to gun flashes and other effects when its not set to rainbow

[@toromaru0912]

@@Nicc93 it's behind ur monitor how are you able to see that

[@retroloungemusic]

I bought and returned 4 monitors, due to problems. They ranged in price from $270 to $470. I finally just bought a cheap $200 monitor and it was the most perfect of the bunch. I'm not too sure what is going on with monitors these days.

[@Alfred-gj9hl]

can you tell me what you tried and what monitor you settled on?

[@RuruFIN]

Lenovo 32" 4K60 IPS here, I don't mind about the high refresh rate monitors as I mostly play not so fast-paced games so a solid 60 is more than enough for me.

[@xSETUMx]

I have Alienware AW2723df and it's fucking gorgeus. We compared to G7 VA, well G7 owner was dissapointed.

[@arnobv]

I believe another important difference between the two monitors is the panel bit depth. The Dell has 8 bits while the Alienware has 10 bits (8bits + 2 FRC) which I think has to do with the colors. (Dell 16.8 million colors vs Alienware 1.07 billion colors)

[@rakiononline]

Greet insights and review ! 1 questions tho , haha , in related to your valorant gameplay video at the background. Do you counterstrafe while moving or do you just let go of your movement key once u are peeking? Thanks

[@techlessYT]

Thanks! I counterstrafe - it's probably not worth it though.

[@dwaynestimpson5449]

This seems to be a big problem in the computer industry. Monitor purchases are more confusing than PC brands.

[@hogfell]

i just bought two Dell G2724D's some problems with two to of them plugged into the same computer , but otherwise good purchase

[@JustAnotherYou2ber]

Sigh... In the Netherlands (hello german neighbor), the DELL monitor can be bought for no less than € 325 through DELL 😣 (most can be found for € 349 and up) Which 1440p gaming monitor currently on the market would you recommend for around € 349? Great video... (if only the same could be said for the price)

[@ChineseCheeseCaked]

So glad I found your video, I was so close to buying the Alienware today.

[@Jacob-nc9ir]

whats the recommended settings for the dell G2724D?

[@Cellebr8]

Link in desc

[@eliteap_]

Just got my G2724D yesterday. I'm impressed by it but I need to get used the brightness and colour contrasts compared to my MateView GT

[@divinityai]

this dell costs like $350 usd in my country sigh

[@denvernaicker8250]

the cost was similar in my country, i still think the dell is a better option, so the cost savings isn't really a factor

[@jazon9]

Dell gaming monitor is generalny vert good with good prices and very good warranty.

[@iclicklike3397]

4:19 I don't know, the Dell there has the beach with a horrible green hue for me while Alienware having a richer turquoise water and overall better balance.

[@truth_hearts_1940]

so, just because one manufacturer doing it, you've extrapolated it on all of them? interestingly enough you haven't mentioned you're beloved ktc that are doing the same.

[@ssjbargainsale]

No, he's saying be mindful of what you buy and dont think because something is more expensive it's better. Always do your research before buying something

[@zhostfu3595]

I have a high-end pc ...with the dell G2724d 😭 i hope that it's gonna be alright, but i can't build my pc yet since im still waiting for my usb stick, to install windows on it .

[@MtotheW]

I bought two of these for £360 from Dell a month ago- it's been fantastic. I had used 24" FHD Monitors for a decade.

[@lucasrem]

He does not understand it. Gamers need 200 FPS +, only gamers brands sell that ! Need MicroLED, you get 60 FPS max. same specs, this guy is not understanding what he needs, too mad !

[@cantrhinkofanamwsoooo7875]

@@lucasremwhat are you saying

[@Kaiser187]

Look at the Dell S2721DGF. I have this monitor and they only made them cheaper now. They removed the blue LED on them and re named them something else for more money. Looks almost identical to the Dell monitor you are showing @0:40.

[@I2italin]

Just bought the KTC H27T22 last night for my xbox series X. Hopefully it turns out great for my gaming 👍

[@johnboylan3832]

I just had a sausage for lunch. I think I might make some pasta for dinner.

[@rokaspleckaitis8924]

It's been great for me so far. Bought it for 200 Eur

[@michubern1444]

@@johnboylan3832 if you say sausage backwarts it is e jesus 🙏

[@I2italin]

@@johnboylan3832 nice! 🤤

[@iitzfizz]

I have the G2724D and there is a lot of discussion on them using difference panels in the same model and I'd love to know what panel mine has. Had to return the first one because of excessive backlight bleed, second one came in yesterday and it's a lot better and I'm wondering if the panel is different from the first one I had. There is also two revisions of the monitor (A00 and A01)

[@gman3559]

witch revision is better ?

[@earnwhileucan6931]

sometimes tough best tech is for the premium

[@nashwalker7]

You’re slightly misleading, The Alienware sale price is $330 vs dell $250. When buying Alienware you are literally paying $70 more for the brand. Alienware aw2724dm is very pretty vibrant monitor

[@justiceoflight3157]

rgb on the back and the one can only see it is your wall

[@danethorson7992]

There is one more difference - AW2724DM has 2 x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type A ports while G2724D does not have any USB ports.

[@hannes6114]

How is your messured motion handling comparable to that of RTINGS? I either dont understand what the metrics mean or there is a significant difference between the results.

[@techlessYT]

The response times? No, we're using pretty different testing methodologies. Please don't directly compare the results.

[@badomen360]

Sorry but you wrong. Alienware not only has USB HUB, but it has more colors than dell G27, deeper bit panel, has FRC, and eats less energy. Thats more than enough reasons to buy alienware. Dont be wrong, i also wanted to buy this G27, but these reasons are good things. I dont like these RGB lights and design but these panels are not the same.

[@NebojsaPetkovic-wq7zy]

In my country they are almost same price. Im look bettwen aw2723df and this two Which one of those 3 u gonna chose?

[@gail_blue]

I hate premium brands, mostly because of the gamer font. And the ROG logo is just too freaking busy.

[@srvuk]

Like a lot of tech, official specs are often so wide and varied that with the right framing, you could make a potato conform to some electronic spec. Only by watching and reading reviews of actual performance can people hope to get an idea of true value (outside of throwing your money at something and hoping for the best).

[@acewmd.]

Are you tying to say my spudnick doesn't count because it has no resolution? I'll have you know it has way better power consumption that whatever you're using.

[@Little-bird-told-me]

what does he want to say ?

[@ultimatevenoms8567]

Is there any chance you could review the koorui gn05. It's a 240hz VA panel that is fairly cheap and people are saying it's an alternative to the 27g1s since that got discontinued

[@geoman1420]

For my clients i setup MacStudios with Dell 27 4K Ultrasharp monitors which cost 1/4 the price of the Apple Studio Display. The quality of the Dell monitors is excellent... and my customers save a lot of money!

[@acewmd.]

you got a link?

[@geoman1420]

@@acewmd. I posted a link to the model but it was removed... The model Is Dell 27" 4K USB-C U2723QE

[@acewmd.]

@@geoman1420 thanks, any opinions on the g 32 4k?

[@theredfuryvg4520]

just buy mini led lol. the aoc at 27 inch 2k 180hz , 1000hdr is a banger

[@kiretan8599]

Im in the market for a new 1440p monitor. Ive narrowed down my choices to the dell g2724d or the lg gr83q-p. Honestly im leaning towards lg but i heard the rma is atrocious if you do run into issues 😅

[@yarincool1237]

the g2724d is the best 27 inch 1440p 165hz budget option.

[@handsome_b0ss]

Hello, they forgot to specify how many bits are in both monitors. AW has exactly 8+2 FRC, but how much does Dell have?

[@MicPrime]

I have Dell G2724D and love it.Works flowless with ps5.

[@poderosoexcalibur-yp3kl]

in brazil dell fixed this by rising their price on the g2724d

[@senritsujumpsuit6021]

Same with Mice an Keyboards a 350 buck keyboard should not be as meh as a 60 dollar one when 400 to 600 dollar ergonomic ones can have over ten perks no big brand would have Dygma Defy keyboard is insane

[@engineer4862]

16 m vs 1.07b colour range.

[@garrehsponges]

There's weird vertical lines on the Alienware/LG panel monitor as well - look at the Sky 4:29. Dell doesn't show those artifacts at all. Maybe a weird glaze on the monitor?

[@XieRH1988]

it feels like more of an alienware problem than a monitor problem. Alienware is like Razer where they overprice everything and nothing they sell is good value for money. So to sum it up dont waste your money on "premium brands".

[@jonizefox]

any thought about the price / value of DELL 2K Ultrasharp ?

[@rocksteady140]

Never heard of TVP panels. Dells website says its an AU-Optronics panel.

[@Tim._..]

Don't waste money on premium brand monitors..... based on a sample size of 1 🤔.

[@JiminyCricket3]

Very Weird, I have a Dell S2721DGFA looks the same as the one you showed & has nearly the same specs, yet my model has blue led lights on the rear & also a built in 4 port usb hub, wonder why they removed these features.

[@EnsianceI]

How did you disable the adaptive sync in Dell G2724D? I can not find the option to turn it on/off.

[@erikjibranlopezramirez7210]

Hello, which is a better monitor between these two and the Benq EX2710Q?

[@deltaslayer1132]

I really like the backgrounds on the displays. Would you mind sharing?

[@lolo2lolo491]

Can u show us how the image and video quality is compare to OLED monitor in the same price class?

[@volishun]

Strange, I was thinking the Dell did have RGB. The pictures online make it look like it does? Is it just ambient lighting and angles that make it look like that? Can anyone who has purchased this confirm whether it has RGB or not? Im thinking about buying it and I would prefer not having RGB. Trying to go for a clean/minimalist setup. Thanks

[@Caydos]

Gotta love this channel 🎉❤ Video request: Best price-performance 4K 120hz monitor on the market? Frame generation made 4K gaming possible so I'm considering the upgrade and since anything more than 120hz for an average human eye is nothing but a marketing scam gimmick any 120+Hz that's affordable enough works.

[@krazownik3139]

I bought a Gigabyte M32UC and I quite like it. Outside of some little clouding it's perfect value. The only problematic factor (at least for some people) is that is a VA panel.

[@Skobeloff...]

2:40 My twin dell U2520D monitors have usb hubs, they have also both been replaced by Dell, since they both failed in the first couple of years...

[@kevinhanley6462]

It makes you think! This is the info they don't want you to know, but you just did!

[@madalinradion]

Is there a 7000k or even 7500k color profile somewhere ? Even if it affects colors a bit I want the white point to be white not this dim orange, pls send help

[@MrChryssy1]

Anmerkung meiner Seite: Es würde bei den BIldvergleichen glaube ich Sinn ergeben, das Bild in der Mitte, also vertikal, zu spiegeln:) Dann kann die selben Bildauschschnitte vergleichen:) Danke @techless Dank Deiner Videos habe ich mich für den KTC H27T22 entschieden.

[@duchi2006]

I have 2 Dell G2724D. Great monitors for the price.

[@luxcide]

Obviously Alienware is usually not a great value to performance choice, but it’s surprising that you as a KZbinr doesn’t understand monitors are not only about the refresh rate or resolution. Some times they might have the same specs, but the panel could be different, one could have color accuracy, better motion images, higher brightness, these depends on the quality of the panel and can increase the price of a monitor while being harder to test without actually using it.

[@surendrapolepalli51]

Hi, can you include mac os also as part of your reviews. It's very hard to find budget monitor for macos and there are very less reviews too.

[@michubern1444]

are there ips monitors with good contrast? i bought a lg ips but the contrast was horrible next to my old monitor

[@BabaYaga181]

IPS Panels always have way less contrast ratio than VA Panels

[@slumy8195]

just buy a va panel