Alienware AW3423DWF QD-OLED

“30% sdr brightness is what feels comfortable to me. And I’m in a pretty bright room. I can’t understand people that run this monitor at 50% or higher. That strains my eyes so much.”

“I actually ran the built-in Pixel Refresh cycle three times, and the patch completely vanished—so it wasn’t a permanent defect but just temporary image retention. The panel’s now rock-solid”

“If I leave it on when browsing the web and just doing general computer stuff I get intermittent screen flickering which is a bit annoying (never happens during games tho).”

“got mine 10 months ago when i didnt have a gpu so for that reason i played everything in 1920 x 1080 p and if i like hard for it i can see reverse burn in from the black bars i also bought it used”

“So I have had mine for two years, and I have only just started to notice burn in which I can only see when I go out of my way to make it noticeable.”

“I fell asleep once with Firefox open and had some stuck pixels, but a panel refresh fixed that. I do have the Taskbar set to autohide, and I don't have a static desktop background, but otherwise it's not too bad.”

“I had some image retention with the taskbar but honestly couldn't see any actual burn in, around 1 year of use for me. 50/50 productivity & gaming.”

“The only ones of the bunch I still have are the AW3423DWF and the XG32UCWMG. The others I purchased and then sold them or traded with a friend of mine. I could never find one that I just found to be perfect in every way”

“I own both of these. No real difference, get the new one, the used one is overpriced and you have no idea the wear and tear they put on it.”

“The brightness is like looking at a Tesla’s high beams. It will blind you if you have it at 100%.”

“The text is minor issue for me, doesn't bother me.”

“Had my DWF for about a year and a half.”

“Have the DW for 2 years.”