Dell Alienware AW2518HF 25 " black (2518-7049)
 | Expecting restock 14 918 ₴ A strong player in the field of gaming monitors with a frame rate of 240 Hz. The model is based on a 24.5-inch TN+film (6-bit + FRC) matrix with FullHD resolution (1920x1080 pixels). The Dell AW2518HF claims a maximum screen brightness of 400 cd/m², a 1000:1 static contrast ratio, and a 1ms GtG response time. The smoothness of the displayed image is guarded by AMD FreeSync technology, which, in conjunction with Radeon video cards, automatically adapts the frame rate on the screen to the frame rate of the incoming signal. The monitor is connected via HDMI and Display Port ports, the model also has a 4-port USB 3.0 hub and an audio output for connecting headphones. The fulcrum for the monitor is a functional stand with support for adjusting the screen position both in height (within 13 cm) a...nd tilt (5 ° forward and 25 ° back). |
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Dell Alienware AW2518HF 25 " black
Screen size:25 "
Resolution:1920x1080 (16:9)
Panel:TN+film, response 1 ms
Frequency:240 Hz
Contrast:1 000:1
Brightness:400 cd/m²
Functions:AMD FreeSync Premium
Connectors:HDMI, DisplayPort
The difference between the AW2518HF model and the AW2518H lies in the difference in technologies: AW2518HF supports AMD FreeSync technology and AW2518H supports NVIDIA G-Sync technology
A strong player in the field of gaming monitors with a frame rate of 240 Hz. The model is based on a 24.5-inch TN+film (6-bit + FRC) matrix with FullHD resolution (1920x1080 pixels). The Dell AW2518HF claims a maximum screen brightness of 400 cd/m², a 1000:1 static contrast ratio, and a 1ms GtG response time. The smoothness of the displayed image is guarded by AMD FreeSync technology, which, in conjunction with Radeon video cards, automatically adapts the frame rate on the screen to the frame rate of the incoming signal. The monitor is connected via HDMI and Display Port ports, the model also has a 4-port USB 3.0 hub and an audio output for connecting headphones. The fulcrum for the monitor is a functional stand with support for adjusting the screen position both in height (within 13 cm) and tilt (5 ° forward and 25 ° back).
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I bought this model and want to share my opinion with others. I was very worried about the low quality of AU matrices. I took my laptop with me to the new post office and checked it thoroughly. Checking the TFT monitor with a test and also with fills showed that in my case everything is very good (no dead pixels, backlight uniformity is good, no jambs have been noticed yet). Over time, maybe something will change - I’ll post it. For comparison at home there is IPS, VA, and now this monitor is TN. I used to have a laptop with TN. I was pleasantly surprised that the viewing angles and colors on this model are comparable to VA and much better than I expected from it. TN on my previous laptop and TN on this monitor are heaven and earth, believe me. There is a film on the matrix (which very well removes any glare and reflections, and at the same time very well expands the range in which colors are not inverted), in the manual It seems like it is indicated that the coating also has scratch protection. Perhaps it has a crystalline effect, but I didn’t look closely and couldn’t figure out if I had it =) The fonts are beautiful, the pixels are very small. The main purpose of this monitor is games, mainly shooters. But watching videos on YouTube and surfing are also very comfortable. TNs have apparently made good progress in recent years. The kit includes an HDMI 2.0 cable, which carries 240Hz without problems, but there is no way to enable AMD Freesync mode. I am the owner of a high-end Sony TV with a pretty good smooth motion enhancer that very effectively improves the dynamic picture quality by generating additional frames and inserting black frames. (tests with Japanese content, ducks, etc., are a breeze for it) But believe me, the smoothness on this monitor is even a bit higher than on it! All artifacts have disappeared, the "stiffness" of the cursor is gone, and you simply don't feel the input lag. And now I understand that for gaming today, this is an absolutely new level of comfort :) The built-in port for device charging (according to the manufacturer, it delivers up to 2 A) is not suitable for charging (my unit provides a port current of 1.47 A when connecting a phone, with voltage dropping to 4.72 V, which is unacceptable). There is no true ULMB mode here (it is only available in the G-sync version). However, you can almost completely eliminate the Blur effect by reducing the brightness to 40% and the contrast to 30%. use Dell Alienware AW2518HF less than month |
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