Ahead of CES 2025 , Dell has announced a newOLED monitor , the Dell Plus 32 4 K QD - OLED . The company has been on the forefront of OLED monitors with Alienware gaming monitors , but it has n’t motivate that engineering science into the consumer or creator space yet . In fact , almost no one has .

The Dell Plus 32 OLED aims to alter all that , bringing a beautiful , high - death organic light-emitting diode that is n’t made solely for PC play . I got to see it myself at a press case where Dell unveil its grand rebranding initiative , hence the “ Plus ” in the name .

In world , the Dell Plus 32 feels like a new entrance in Dell ’s larger monitor strategy . It features a minimalist unexampled stand and base , as well as a fabric traverse over the bottom bezel and speakers . It ’s a very welcoming and stylized monitor — one that would look great in a home office or innovation studio , a step over many of the dry design that even some of thebest monitorsuse .

But really , it ’s all about the organic light-emitting diode . This is Dell ’s first metre using it outside of Alienware , and there ’s a definite need for it . Before this class , outdoors of repurposing OLED gaming monitor , there were really only a handful of choice for logical HDR telecasting editing — and both were insanely expensive .

There was Asus ’ first - of - its - kind OLED , the ProArt PA32DC , which was priced at $ 3,499 . That admonisher had a 31.5 - in display and a 4 1000 declaration , too . There was also theLG UltraFine Display Pro OLED , which was $ 3,999 . But even the mini - lead options out there were outrageously expensive . There was Apple ’s mini - lead Pro Display XDR , which infamously retailed for $ 4,999 , of course of instruction . But even themini - lead Lenovo ThinkVision Extremewas $ 2,499 for the 27 - column inch version .

The Dell Plus 32 4 K QD - OLED conk out the moulding with its price of just $ 800 . That ’s more or less in telephone circuit with the current crop of OLED gaming monitors on the market , but in the consumer space , it ’s downright shocking . It even has a faster blind than those senior organic light-emitting diode , bumping it from 60Hz to 120Hz .

Dell is n’t the only company bringing a non - gaming OLED monitor to CES this year , which is a good thing . Samsung has already unveiled its 4 M OLED Smart Monitor , using the same QD - OLED panel . But the Dell Plus 32 has a couple of surprise up its sleeve that make it stand out .

First , it has beamforming technology to create virtual environment auditory sensation using its pair of built - in 5 - watt speaker . Dell set me up in a demonstration that showcased its ability to make it palpate like sound was coming from above or behind me , using AI and positional forefront - trailing . It ’s the same technology used in soundbars like theRazer Leviathan V2 Pro . It worked well in the demos , and it ’s definitely in motion-picture show and games where the technology surpass . It for sure helps position the admonisher as more of an entertainment hub . Fortunately , you may always switch over to a more basic stereo setup in Windows for medicine or for listening with multiple people .

One of the other standout feature is the port wine option . On the rear , it ’s fairly limited , with just HDMI 2.1 and two USB - deoxycytidine monophosphate ports that support up to 90 Isaac Watts of mightiness bringing for your laptop computer . However , the Dell Plus 32 also sport a pop - down module with surplus USB port , one of which is a USB - ampere-second port wine that keep going 15 watts of major power , perfect for charging your phone , for model .

If this goes well , I could see Dell finding way to incorporate OLED in other monitors as well . Interestingly , the Dell Plus 32 organic light-emitting diode is positioned underneath the UltraSharp brand despite the fact that it uses superior backlighting . In the meantime , though , Dell is continuing to utilize itsIPS Black technologywith two Modern UltraSharp monitor , the U3225QE and U2725QE . They ’re both 4 K 120Hz monitors that use what Dell calls an “ heighten ” version of IPS Black , which Dell aver is three time the demarcation of schematic IPS presentation and 47 % deep blacks . It ’s definitely not OLED , though , despite the fact that the U3225QE is more expensive at $ 950 .

Dell has n’t publish a full specification sheet about the Dell Plus 32 4 K QD - OLED just yet , but we jazz that it will be usable on March 22 worldwide , except in China , where it will land on March 27 .