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Alienware’s AW3425DWM 34-inch gaming monitor is so good, it's converted me from an ultrawide sceptic to a true believer
Apr 12, 2025
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Alienware AW3425DWM 34-inch: Two-minute review
The Alienware AW3425DWM 34-inch isn’t the first 2K 34-inch ultrawide monitor on the market, nor is it the cheapest, but in my opinion, it's one of the most mastered. Sporting a discreet design and a slew of features I’d consider essential, the AW3425DWM offers great darkness and coloring at a respectable price.
Stripping out RGB and only offering two USB-A ports for accessory connectivity (but lacking USB-C), and not including price-bouncing OLED panel tech, I’ve never been more impressed with an ultrawide monitor than with the AW3425DWM. I've experienced the more expensive AW3423DWF, Alienware's top-end ultrawide OLED monitor, and I fell in love with it for its picture quality and clarity, but the AW3425DWM is a much more impressive beast for its value prospect.
Its specs are ahead of many of its close competitors, particularly ones from LG and Samsung, which explains its slightly higher cost in this segment. This includes a greater maximum brightness and color gamut, along with the inclusion of the aforementioned accessory ports.
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