Alienware AW2521HF 24.5 inch Full HD (1920x1080) Gaming Monitor, 240Hz, IPS, 1ms, AMD FreeSync Premium, NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible, DisplayPort, 2x HDMI, 5x USB 3.0, Adjustable Stand, 3 Year Warranty, Dark Side of the Moon

Before getting this screen, I have had two before. One was a 27" curved AOC, the next a 27" 1440p ASUS, and finally have ended up with this monitor.The first screen was decent - quality was pretty good, packaging was okay but not G-SYNC compatible. The ASUS screen was pretty much identical but it did have a better resolution and was G-SYNC compatible, but the overall build quality just wasn't great. There were gaps between the screen and the case, and backlight bleed at the bottom of the screen. Also, I had a dead pixel in the middle of the screen which was the main reason for getting rid of this monitor. ASUS allow up to 4 brigh dead pixels before saying a monitor is faulty, alienware/dell allow zero, so that gives you an idea of the QA which you get with this monitor.Then this screen arrives...First of all the packaging is amazing. Very well thought through, easy to unpack with good instructions. It just feels and looks like a quality product out of the box.The screen itself is much brighter and clearer than I thought it would be, and even at 1080p looks really crisp at 25". The stand is as good as expected, and the cable management system provided works really well. Having the USB 3 ports is an added bonus.For gaming, this monitor is the best I've used. Silky smooth and the response time (when set to extreme in monitor OSD) is ideal for any FPS.Overall just a really great, well made monitor. If you're looking for a 25" G-SYNC compatible monitor look no further in my opinion.

I've seen quite a few negative reviews about alienware monitors, but honestly i wouldn't listen, if you plan on using this monitor for gaming.For me, 25 inch screens are perfect for me as i play a lot of online shooters such as valorant/apex legends. The image is sharper than stretching 1080p across a 27 inch screen so i'm happy with that compromise.240hz is not a huge feeling difference from 144hz, but it is incredibly smooth if you have the PC to run it.The thing i love about this monitor is the lack of motion blur and smearing. I have it set to super fast and i see literally no fringing or overdrive problems that i have had on other monitors so its perfect for fast paced games.The bezels are super thin, the monitor looks lovely, the picture is bright and colourful and fast, I haven't had any issues with it so far at all.The only one issue i have which isn't the monitors fault, is that i have a desk that is 50cm deep, and the monitor takes up quite a lot of space so even right up against the wall its too far forward for me, so i've put the monitor on a stand i can push back further, so if you're lacking space keep that in mind.

I initially had an TN 144hz monitor and i've been eyeing out the 240hz monitors for awhile now. Luckily I came across this monitor and wow! All I can say is that the performance is fantastic!!! Colours are vibrant which pop out and performance in games is amazing. I mainly play competitive FPS games such has CSGO and valorant. The manual is not the best therefore if you have a NVIDIA graphics card and want to play at extreme response time mode(1ms), you must enable gsync in the nvidia control panel > Display > Set up G-sync> enable option.

Right so I was looking for a 4K monitor originally for gaming on my pc but all had bad reviews (cough cough Samsung) the typical brands like LG, Samsung and even ASUS Rog Monitors. Most came in around £400 to £600. I’m not fussy about spending a lot of money on a monitor because I know I’llget a lot out of it in the long run but I was hesitating on the fact the HZ where just not what I wanted. So I downscalled to FHD and came across this. Alienware AW2521HF.*Build Quality*What can I say?? Absolutely superb. Nice metal finish with a few plastic bits like the wiring tunnel and cover.*Performance*At 240hz where can you complain? Games are silky smooth. No jittering no nothing. Presets are okay? The “gaming” Preset is as useful as a canopener on a car tyre. Washed out the display to the point I was scratching my eyes out. Apartment from the presets everything is tip-top.“Screen Quality”For FHD it’s really good picture quality. Everything is crystal clear. Obviously not as sharp as an oled but the brightness makes up for it. Ever woken up and some random light burns your eyes out? Yeah it’s that bright. Another nice tough is the Bezzless design. I hate the fat chunky design of some monitors but this tops the cake for design. Sleek and easy. wouldn’t have hurt them to make this a 1440p monitor for the price point but meh that’s just me being picky.*Reminder*THE BOX IS HUGE! make sure you evacuate your house hold before bringing this monster into your living area.*nice touches*This has RGB lighting which is amazing. Dim your lights and watch the spectrum happen. Also it’s has tilt and adjusting features if your into the malarkey* Overall*8/10I’d recommend this for people who want response over picture quality. Picture quality is good but wish it was a 1440p version because of the price. 25’ is small to me but make sure you have enough room. 2 HDMI Ports 3 USB 3.0 ports and / DP ports.Any questions be sure to ask

If you’re thinking of picking up a monitor, this has got you covered. It comes with a Display Port than can turn on G Sync, it comes with a HDMI, Power Cable and USB. As a graphics card to use, I’d recommend at least a 1660Ti, but don’t worry if you don’t have this graphics card as you can run 240Hz on other games. No stutters and great quality. Putting response time on extreme has no ghosting or stuttering. If you have an AMD Graphics Card, this is perfect as it has AMD Freesync Premium, but don’t worry NVIDIA graphics can be optimised to to turn on G Sync, no worries. It has nice RGB, and great presets. I’d highly recommend this monitor. Good luck if your already getting it.