Alienware AW2725QF - 27" 4K 180Hz / 1080p 360Hz Dual-Mode Gaming Monitor
Complete in original box - stand, all included cables, and manuals. Selling because I upgraded to a 32" 4K QD-OLED, not because of any problem with this monitor. It's a genuinely good panel; it's just been outsized by the new one.
Single owner, purchased February 24, 2025 - roughly 18 months of use. No dead or stuck pixels (checked), no dead zones, no scuffs on the screen, bezel, or stand. This panel is IPS, not OLED - unlike Dell's QD-OLED Alienware lineup (AW2725DF, AW2725Q, AW3225QF), there's no burn-in exposure to worry about with static content, taskbars, or HUD elements.
SPECS (verified against Dell's official product page)Panel: 27" IPS, 95% DCI-P3Resolution / Refresh: 3840x2160 at 180Hz - 1920x1080 at 360Hz (dual-mode, switch in OSD)Response Time: 0.5ms GtG (1ms Extreme Mode)HDR: VESA DisplayHDR 600Sync: NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible, VESA AdaptiveSyncPorts: 2x HDMI 2.1, 1x DisplayPort 1.4, USB-B upstream, 4x USB-A, 1x USB-C (15W PD)Stand: Height, tilt, swivel, pivot - 100x100 VESA
TWO WAYS THIS PANEL EARNS ITS KEEP
PC gaming, dual-mode: Native 4K/180Hz for cinematic, single-click switch to 1080p/360Hz for competitive titles. That mode switch is the actual value proposition - most 4K monitors force a static tradeoff between resolution and frame rate. This one doesn't.
Mac external display (tested on a MacBook Pro M4, not read off a spec sheet): Over HDMI, macOS drives this at a HiDPI mode that renders like 2560x1440, at 180Hz, with HDR active simultaneously. Most listings for this panel are written for gamers only and don't tell a Mac buyer whether HiDPI, high refresh, and HDR actually coexist on it. On this unit, confirmed, they do.
CONDITION, PRECISELYScreen: no dead or stuck pixels, no visible scuffsBezel and stand: no scuffs, original standFunction: full working order, no defects observedBox: original packaging present and included
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Monitor, original stand, DisplayPort cable, HDMI cable, USB upstream cable, power caShipped in the original manufacturer box, double-boxed with padding - the size and weight of a 27" monitor makes bare re-shipping risky, so it's worth calling out that you're getting the box built for this exact shipment.lienware AW2725QF.