Both products provide a vibrant look with strong saturation, that’s something most would agree on. This could be considered a disadvantage depending on your preferences in this respect. Orange and green biased shades are given particularly striking vibrancy. – Less extension in ‘pure red’ region of gamut means some red-biased shades are less ‘overdone’ – less likely to see ‘sunburnt looking skin’ or overly red woody or earthy tones. ~92%) makes it more suitable for work within that colour space.
SAMSUNG ODYSSEY G7 VS ALIENWARE AW2721D FREE
It’s free from any real layering in front of the image and has a bit of that ‘glassy’ appearance in brighter lighting.
SAMSUNG ODYSSEY G7 VS ALIENWARE AW2721D PLUS
Plus it has a relatively smooth finish – I find it more agreeable than most matte surfaces. Whilst not as ‘light’ as the Dell’s screen surface (higher haze value), it’s still what we’d classify as ‘light to very light matte’. – Better glare handling from the screen surface. Particularly at lower refresh rates such as 60Hz. Although they’re not strong and are difficult to spot at higher refresh rates, some may notice them. FI27Q-X has ‘dynamic interlace pattern artifacts’. Although I again stress that most users will not take issue with the Gigabyte in this respect either. – RGB subpixel arrangement more conventional without any fringing issues. Some may see this as a more natural saturation boost, for example some green shades are less ‘overdone’ and some reddish shades don’t have the overblown orange look that the Gigabyte AORUS can give. – Colour gamut offers quite even extension for pure reds and greens. – Lighter matte anti-glare finish potentially improving clarity and vibrancy – more direct emission of light with a ‘glassy’ appearance is there’s a bit of light in the room. Including variable overdrive and a seamless experience without distinct ‘LFC boundary’. – G-SYNC module included, offering a nice experience across the VRR range.
Brighter and more dynamic HDR experience offering a significant situational edge in contrast and more realistic look to some bright scenes. – VESA DisplayHDR 600 capability with 32 dimming zones. As the comparison below highlights, these are both excellent monitors in my view with slightly different relative strengths. We’ve received a lot of positive feedback on that one and it’s worth reading some of that in this thread, which also covers some Acer alternatives. This posts shares some thoughts on how this model compares with the Dell Alienware AW2721D, based on my own use of the AORUS and user and reviewer feedback on the Alienware. We’ve now published our review of the Gigabyte AORUS FI27Q-X.
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