As per title, please don’t shoot me first time joining site and posting a deal. :)
Use the code to get 25% off
You posted to your cart link, not the item link. Please fix.
Fixed
Price in title pls
So around $1500 after the discount code and cashback?
closer to $1300
nah looks like its 2299 less 25% and cashback.
Can't use the 25% off on the earlier AW3418DW model either as it's already 40% off on the store
Add price is the title / description. 25% off what?
No price in title, link doesn't work and monitor seems to be full priced. So yeah, we're going to shoot you.
Code worked for me at checkout. $1724.25 after code.
Probably best to shoot you? :)
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yeah ok dude. There's a code, enter it once you've added the monitor to the cart.
https://www.dell.com/en-au/shop/alienware-34-curved-gaming-m…
$2299 down to $1,724.25 using code (haven't added cashback)
I see nothing I'd pay that much for in the monitor specs, anyone else correct me if wrong. Only perk is apparently low response time and 135% sRGB, but realistically its probs still at ~10s input lag because of how manufactures measure, and that is just marketing anyway, you cant scientifically perceive the difference. 16.7 million colours seems low, and no FRC to get to 10 bit colour if one needs.
Why not buy the really comparable Alienware thats $1200 on the same page, or a X34P or Asus Rog 34' for $1k???
16.7 million colours seems low
That's standard for 8bit colour though. But yeah the sRGB is nothing special. Better off using DCI-P3.
What's the difference between these two, apart from the 2ms input lag on the newer model?
Both 120hz, 3440x1440, 34" IPS with G-Sync…
300 vs 350 brightness as far as I can tell
Better colour gamut, and the 120Hz refresh rate is native instead of overclocked.
Also, your mini-rant in the description is pointless. Writing the price in the title would have been quicker, and is part of the rules for posting deals.
Basic math:
If x = item price, then ….
What's the difference with the AW3418 that costs $1000 less?
2ms instead of 4ms?
Brighter (350cd/m^2 vs 300cd/m^2), heavier (15.67kg vs 12.24kg), native 120Hz refresh rate vs 100Hz native and 120Hz overclocked on the older model (which is not guaranteed - some buyers did report theirs did not overclock).
Thanks, yeah not sure it's worth the difference also given the lg 34k950 was only $1200 a few days back https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/500333
Your link fails. And searching for it it's still 2299. Where is the 25% off