Dell’s new 4K QD-OLED monitor provides true 10-bit coloration

Dell introduced at CES 2026 that it’ll launch the UltraSharp 32 4K QD-OLED Monitor on February twenty fourth for $2,599.99. Regardless of having launched a productivity-focused 4K QD-OLED of the identical dimension in 2025 that commonly bought for nicely below $1,000, its new one prices extra primarily resulting from having larger coloration accuracy for inventive professionals.

The corporate is pitching this as a show suited for individuals who do coloration grading, broadcast work, and movie modifying. Dell claims “true-to-life” coloration accuracy with a Delta E <1 ranking, and it has an built-in colorimeter that shops calibration preferences on-device. Its press launch claims that it provides true 10-bit coloration copy. IT managers can calibrate the monitor’s colours remotely.

This monitor has a 120Hz refresh charge and Dolby Imaginative and prescient HDR help (to not point out a VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 ranking). When it comes to ports, it solely helps video through one Thunderbolt 4 port that may cost at as much as 140W (the aforementioned S3225QC Dell launched this 12 months had HDMI 2.1, however no Thunderbolt help). It has one pop-out 27W USB-C port and a 10W USB-A port for charging equipment, plus a 2.5Gbps ethernet port.

Going off the specs that Dell shared, it doesn’t appear pretty much as good of a worth because the Asus ProArt Show OLED PA32UCDM, one other color-calibrated 32-inch 4k QD-OLED possibility with true 10-bit coloration help that’s gone on sale for round $1,899. The Asus mannequin goes as much as 240Hz refresh charge, making it a greater candidate within the off likelihood that you just wish to do a little bit of gaming on the aspect of labor. It has extra ports, too, with an HDMI 2.1 port plus two Thunderbolt 4 ports (one in every of which maxes out at 96W, the opposite is for daisy-chaining to different Thunderbolt displays).