There’s also a version available with Nvidia’s G-Sync Ultimate that bumps the refresh rate from 165Hz to 175Hz and the price to $1,200.įor the purposes of this comparison, the FreeSync and G-Sync versions are basically identical. That’s for the AW3423DWF, though, otherwise known as the FreeSync version of the Alienware 34 QD-OLED. The display launched at $1,400, but you can pick one up for $1,000 now. Not only is it available, it’s cheaper than it was when it released. The Alienware 34 QD-OLED doesn’t have stock issues, after being sold out for several months after launch. If you want Asus’ model, which is excellent even outside the panel, you’ll need to wait for it to come back in stock. There are alternatives available, namely the LG UltraGear OLED 27 and the Corsair Xeneon OLED 27, both of which use the same OLED panel as the PG27AQDM and are available at $1,000. I saw something similar happen with the ROG PG42UQ, which is now readily available at list price. It will occasionally show up on Amazon for around $1,300, and there are models available on eBay for $1,200 to $1,500, but it will likely be several months before there are plenty of units in stock at the $1,000 list price. The ROG Swift PG27AQDM is sold out everywhere. This 38-inch curved Alienware QHD monitor is $450 off right now Pre-order Samsung’s OLED G9 gaming monitor and get at $250 gift cardĪlienware just invalidated its own high-end esports monitor

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