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Alienware 120Hz UltraWide Gaming 34 Inch Curved Monitor with WQHD (3440 x 1440) Anti-Glare Display, 2ms Response Time, Nvidia G-Sync, Lunar Light - AW3420DW

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Condition
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Style
Monitor
Model
AW3420DW
Screen size
34 in
Dimensions
22"D x 32"W x 10.8"H
Weight
10700 g
Color
BLACK
In the box
1 xHDMI(ver 1.4)1 x DP (ver 1.2)1 xUSB3.0 upstreamport(Rear)2 xUSB3.0 Downstreamport(Rear)2 xUSB3.0 Downstreamportwith 1 x power charging (Front bottom)1 x Headphone-out jack (Front Bottom)1 x Audio Line-out jack (Rear)

Features 10

  • Experience breathtaking views with a combination of immersive features
  • Aspect Ratio is 21:9; Viewing Angle is 178o (H) / 178o (V); Brightness is 350 cd/m2(typical)
  • A 1900R curved, wide 21: 9 display maximizes the field of view and provides an even, consistent viewing experience
  • With a WQHD (3440x1440) resolution, the image is sharp and detailed delivering an immersive experience

Description

Introducing the new, immersive Alienware 34 curved gaming monitor. Featuring IPS Nano color, A curved screen, WQHD resolution alongside a fast response time and a 120Hz native refresh rate, This monitor offers a gaming experience that puts you right in the gaming world. Contrast Ratio: 1000: 1 (typical), Pixel Pitch: 0.2325 mm x 0.2325 mm, Input Connectors: 1 x HDMI (ver 1.4), 1 x DP (ver 1.2), 1 x USB 3.0 upstream port (Rear), 2 x USB 3.0 Downstream port (Rear), 2 x USB 3.0 Downstream port with 1 x power charging (Front bottom), 1 x Headphone-out jack (Front Bottom), 1 x Audio Line-out jack (Rear).

Specs 40

Brand Dell
Screen Size 34 inches
Resolution QHD Wide 1440p
Aspect Ratio 219
Screen Surface Description Glossy
Screen Finish Glossy
Contrast Ratio 10001
Refresh Rate 120 hertz

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Superb Monitor!
Style: Monitor
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First off, let me start by saying I am a very distinct kind of individual who is very strict with my viewing experiences such as those presented by high resolution monitors. So much as I am particularly bothered by a single dead pixel (They are annoying once found and never seem to escape your subconscious). With that said, I found this monitor to be superb in terms of quality, color gamut, and refresh rate. Comparing two 1440p monitors, the other that was returned because of horrible greys, a dead pixel, and faded circles on the screen (Monoprice Zero-G 1440p) vs this monitor that just outshines the competitor in every aspect. At first, I was hesitant because of the conflicting reviews but I finally decided that I would have to "try it to believe it" and several weeks later I am completely satisfied with paying the premium for this monitor and using it with various games such as Doom Eternal, Rainbow Six Siege, Fortnite, Alien Isolation, and Resident Evil 3. Sure, the back-light bleed is noticeable when the monitor is "all black" but when colors are present it isn't noticeable nor bothersome. Even playing a game such as Alien Isolation when black is the most dominant I could rarely if ever find myself bothered or notice any back-light bleed. The gaming is immersive, so much that I haven't touched my ps4 Pro since switching to PC. Everything about the monitor screams "buy-me," quite honestly you will not be disappointed. Now, this review is written utilizing a Desktop that has an MSI Geforce 2060 Ventus OC Edition Graphics card and a Ryzen 5 1600 6-Core, 12-Thread CPU so experience may vary depending on your internals. Overall, you might believe the price is steep depending on your situation, though the benefits outweigh the cons and the performance you receive in return is something to brag about - the RGB inclusion also makes it much simpler to color scheme as shown in my AVP theme above. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2020 by GeekyAnalyst
A Solid BIG WIN but with the Right Specs
Style: Monitor
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A Solid WIN but with only the Right Specs. This Monitor is very high spec Resolution is 3440X1440 with G Sync and 120 htz refresh. It's a very bright display has to be around 450 nits Max brightness. It's so bright I use only Game 2 mode in RPG setting I can't use anything brighter trust me it's rediculously bright. You will have to turn down settings in the game your playing if too bright. Ok so with that out of the way this monitor is fully Capable of running AAA titles at Ultra settings or HIGH if you have the right hardware to support it. What does that mean ? Well for starters I am running for my SPEC: I9900k 8 Core Up to (5.2 gtz OC) MSI Trident X Plus with 32GB RAM RTX 2080ti Ventus DUO by MSI PSU: Gold Standard 750 3 Pcie NVME SSD's You get the point. So I can see high frame rates on most titles either RPG or FPS in HIGH settings or ULTRA but that's not hitting full refresh of 120htz in ULTRA nope. HIGH settings or even medium on MOST titles I am seeing refresh rate being hit at that MARK. It really just depends on the game and type of game you play. The OSD: is so easy to use the navigation menu was very thought out and I have no issues. Don't forget to change your FACTORY refresh from 60htz to 120htz in Nvidia control panel or this monitor would be useless in that regard. I happen to like the Alien FX lighting and how simple it is to customize in the OSD menu. I typically leave it on breathing or Spectrum to cycle through the colors to match my Logitech G560 speakers. I really reccomend sitting further away from this monitor as opposed to being close up. The colors are very bright and vibrant. Literally no washed up colors no back light bleed really at all and if it's there just a little bit on this IPS screen you won't notice it at least not my unit. Assembly and set up: Ummm took like maybe 2 mins to set up and get running. It was easy as cake. No tools of any kind required just use the supplied Wing BOLT and your good to go. The monitor really isn't that heavy either. It's very solid and doesn't wobble doesn't move around when slightly touching it. It's also adjustable so thats a plus swivels and tilts. Is it necessary for swivel ? No not really this thing is huge I leave it set in 1 motion only. Final thoughts: You guys I really have nothing negative to say about this monitor really at all. This monitor is truely epic in every way and when it was in sale for $1029 I grabbed it. Shipping took literally 2 days than there it was on my door step. Keep in mind the BOX is huge ok. The packaging is second to none and the directions are clear as day when removing the monitor from it's old home (The BOX) I highly recommend this amazing piece of hardware to add to any high spec set up... Additional thoughts: Please have a high spec machine at least RTX 2070 Super or above to run this beast at it's native resolution. If not than I wouldn't see a use for it and to look elsewhere. Hope this review helps you in your purchase decision as I am extremely impressed and hope you will be to when it arrives on your doorstep. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2020 by JayLivion32
my first ultrawide monitor, and I'm loving it!
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For 2 years, I've been using a Dell Gaming S2716DG 27.0" Screen LED-Lit Monitor with G-SYNC and have been pretty happy with it. In mid 2019, I upgraded to a RTX 2080 8GB graphics card and ever since, wanted to upgrade my monitor but really wanted to stick with a gsync compatible monitor, and they're a little harder to find. I thought about doing a dual monitor setup, but thought this would be a better option. I read a lot of the reviews, and even though the 2 year old version was a few hundred dollars cheaper, money wasn't an issue, so I got the newer model. I've been using this now for about a week, and I love it! I feel that most of the positive reviews have been 100% accurate, and I loved the way this was packaged; it was very secure in the box and the box is designed to help assemble the monitor without being a huge pain. It comes with all the cords you would need, which is a nice touch. The RGB lighting, while a nice touch, is pretty underwhelming, but to be honest, I would have paid the same for this monitor even if it didn't have the lighting. The stand is beefy and pretty stylish, but it does take a lot of space on my desk, which I understand, because this is a heavy monitor. There is no power brick, so that is nice. At first, I didn't care much for the buttons on the back of the monitor, but after about 10 minutes of playing with it, it's pretty easy to navigate the menus. I had no dead pixel issues, and the brightness was more than adequate in my somewhat light room. The pre-settings for different games is nice and saves some time making adjustments. I also hate buying a monitor that has built in speakers because I don't want some crappy monitor-speakers and it's a waste, so I was happy to see that this doesn't include speakers. So far, I have played COD: Modern Warfare, Star Wars Fallen Order ,and world of warcraft and all of them look amazing. I honestly don't have any complaints other than I wish there were more than 2 usb ports, but that is all I could come up with. Another review stated that you have to make sure to switch the monitor settings to extreme to get the refresh rate to where you want it to get the benefits of the monitor, but that was very easy to do through the monitor buttons/menus. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase and if you have the money, you should pick one up. ... show more
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QUALITY, FUNCTION, AESTHETICS this is it!!
Style: Monitor
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Like entering a new world
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Almost perfect
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2020 by Marcus S.
Absolute bang for your buck
Style: Monitor
Got this on sale, didn't want to chance it so I bought it right then. Best impulse buying decision I've made thus far. Now I'm not an expert or someone who knows about monitor features 100%, but I really feel like this monitor is worth raving about. First of all I was scared the curve was going to end up hurting me eyes, since I've had that experience with curved monitors before, but this one has not bothered me one bit. It's a beautiful screen with beautiful colors. I've hardly used my actual tv for anything anymore, since I just hook up this display to my consoles along with my pc. I watch movies on this (uhd video looks incredible), edit in photoshop/premier pro, surf the web, game, etc. and it handles everything amazingly well. I can't say enough about this monitor, and in my excitement, I find it hard to find the words to express just how happy I am with it. My only gripe (and this is really nitpicking since there's an easy work around for it) is that it didn't come with built in speakers, so having to find an alternative way to listen to audio was kind of annoying. But again, that's nitpicking and since I've set up some external speakers, it's really a non issue for me. Thinking about it now, I would definitely pay full price for this should I find the need for another one. Completely satisfied with this purchase. I don't think I'll need another monitor for a few years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2020 by Mr. Jay
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Style: Monitor
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I can't put into words how I truly feel about this beast. It's quite amazing. After playing the latest COD:MW and Borderlands 3, and trying to play across a dual monitor setup, I got annoyed with the bezel in the middle of my screen. I've never owned an ultrawide, but seen some while roaming around Best Buy whenever I go. I never found that much interest in one until this was setup in front of me. I like to buy things once and have it last me for a long time, or as long as I can. So when I saw this on sale at $400 off msrp on cyber monday, I impulsively hit the "add to cart" and slammed down on that "checkout" button. I've completely upgraded all of my pc components over the past year, minus the case, that was about 6-7 years old. I stream a little bit at the moment and trying to get a little more into it. I don't compete. I do some video editing for fun (personal car/racing), but mainly I just enjoy playing video games on my off time. So personally, this monitor was a game changer for me. I will never get a standard display unit for my main screen. Of course that's if I ever upgrade. I chose to spend the extra money for the 4 year Amazon protection plan. Obviously I play with ultra settings. I have Nvidia and Intel. Both of my side monitors are Dell 2560x1440 144hz gsync. The only negatives I have With some brief google searching, it appears to be a known issue among AW users with the AW software to adjust lighting via the desktop application. Even with downloading all updates via Dell, and downloading the program off the MS store, there is still no access with repeating "updates available" on the AW desktop app. It appears if your desktop isn't an AW, you have no access to the app. SO, you will have to change/adjust the RGB lighting via the monitor menu options. I currently have it set from factory and adjust all my peripheral lighting for a "Tron-ish" theme. Maybe eventually an AW/DELL software update will fix these issues. This is my one and only complaint. The brightness issues as reported by an earlier review, I have personally no such issues and in fact have turned it down slightly. I think it's set at 45% from 50% factory. I personally cant handle bright screens playing in a dark room with unicorn colors all around me. I've got the Hue light bars turned to about 50-60% brightness as well. All the other lighting is set at max, minus my gpu at about 46%. Figured I'd comment on that part. My setup is my tribute to Avicii's memory: Intel i9-9900k Corsair h150i pro Corsair dominator ddr4 3200 32gb Msi meg z390 ace Corsair ax1600i Zotac gaming rtx 2080ti Coolermaster vertical vga mount diyfab cables Rosewill BlackHawk Ultra super tower Corsair rgb 120 x 6 Corsair rgb 140 x 5 Clienware 34" WQHD AW3420DW Dell s2716dg x2 Razer mamba tournament edition Razer huntsman elite keyboard Razer nari ultimate headset Razer firefly cloth ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2019 by Ricky
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