Performs well in bright environments. Wide viewing angles. Exceptional gradient handling. Decent HDR peak brightness. Great ergonomics. Exceptionally low input lag. 360Hz refresh rate. Incredible response time. Native G-SYNC support.

Can't display wide color gamut. Text can appear a bit blurry. Limiting resolution and size. Low contrast ratio. No local dimming.

The Dell Alienware AW2521H is great overall. It's excellent for gaming thanks to its extremely high 360Hz refresh rate, G-SYNC support, exceptionally low input lag, and incredible response time. It's good for office use because it has great ergonomics...

Excellent build quality. Wide viewing angles. Exceptional response time.

Sub-par black uniformity. No HDR support.

The Alienware AW2521HF is a good monitor for most uses. The 1080p resolution is decent for its 25 inch screen, but the smaller screen size also makes it less ideal for multitaskers, as there's less room to have multiple windows open at the same time....

Impressive refresh rate ; Solid colors and brightness ; Elegant, straightforward design

Very high price ; Some inconvenient features ; Optimized for a niche audience

If you’re unsure about prioritizing frame rate over resolution, though, the AW2521H is a tougher sell. It’s a highly specialized device, and it costs a lot of money, to boot. Still, whatever else you can say about the AW2521H, there’s nothing else...

Fastest refresh rate you can get ; Nvidia Reflex performance analyzer ; Excellent HDR ; AlienFX RGB ; Low input lag ; Usable ULMB

Average SDR contrast ; No FreeSync ; Expensive

Though priced at the premium level, the Alienware AW2521H delivers something almost no other monitor can: 360 Hz with a 3 ms screen draw time. That means there’s no motion blur, period. If you have an equally premium gaming PC to go with it, you can’t...