Alienware 27" AW2725QF 4K 180Hz Dual-Resolution Gaming Monitor

This monitor does something unusual: a button switches the panel between native 4K at 180Hz and 1920 x 1080 at 360Hz. You get a genuinely sharp 4K display for work, photo editing and film, and a 360Hz competitive gaming display when you want frames instead of pixels — without buying two monitors or accepting the blur that normally comes from running a 4K panel at a lower resolution. VESA DisplayHDR 600 and Dolby Vision support, 95% DCI-P3 colour, and a proper USB hub built in: four USB-A ports and a USB-C port on the monitor itself, so one cable to the computer serves your keyboard, mouse and drives. One of the HDMI ports carries eARC for a soundbar. No tuner, no smart platform, no regional account — nothing here behaves differently in Ghana. Internal power supply. One disclosure we would rather make up front: Dell publishes the input voltage range for every other monitor in this family as 100–240V, but does not publish it on this specific model's page. Every indication is that it is the same universal supply, but we will photograph the rating label on the first unit that arrives and confirm before any unit ships. If it turns out to be 120V-only we will cancel affected orders and refund in full rather than sell you something that needs a transformer.