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Sep 05, 2024 04:21 PM By Delorean1g

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Hi, I wanted to ask if the slightly darker corners in the grey uniformity test on the aw2725df are noticable in everyday use or only when presented with a completely gray background?

It’s really only an issue if you have a full-screen image of the same color, but otherwise you shouldn’t notice it.

Hi, I wanted to ask if the slightly darker corners in the grey uniformity test on the aw2725df are noticable in everyday use or only when presented with a completely gray background?

Jul 24, 2024 11:53 AM By AurelienG

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I have a question, in the direct comparison between G60SD and AW2725DF, you say that in a bright room, the Samsung would be a better choice, based on how it handles reflections. But on the reflection test, the alienware is ahead with a score of 9.4 with 1.3% total reflections (vs 9.2 - 2.2%) ? I bought both monitors with both glossy and matte (G6 & FO27Q3), tested them for few days, to test them both and keep the one I prefered. I had no preconception, but to me the matte was not the best choice as it made the whole coating grayish in my bright room (with a window behind me + a skylight above my desk).

Hi, thanks for your question. It really comes down to preferences. Some people prefer the way matte screens diffuse the light while others prefer the way a glossy screen does it. However, when it comes to QD-OLEDs, the matte screen on the Samsung will look less purple when a fair amount of ambient light is shining on it, which is why I said what I did there. At the end of the day we all have individual preferences about what matters most to us in a monitor, and if you think the monitor you bought looks better in your environment then you’ve made the best choice for you. 😊

I have a question, in the direct comparison between G60SD and AW2725DF, you say that in a bright room, the Samsung would be a better choice, based on how it handles reflections.

But on the reflection test, the alienware is ahead with a score of 9.4 with 1.3% total reflections (vs 9.2 - 2.2%) ?

I bought both monitors with both glossy and matte (G6 & FO27Q3), tested them for few days, to test them both and keep the one I prefered. I had no preconception, but to me the matte was not the best choice as it made the whole coating grayish in my bright room (with a window behind me + a skylight above my desk).

Con for the Alienware for console users is there is no input for speakers. You would have to use headphones.

1.0 response time? dell gigabyte msi have 0.3