Gaming will soon have a huge upgrade with the new 32 inch 4K QD-OLED monitor recently announced by Dell. This monitor is a huge upgrade from the generic monitor with AI-Powered head tracking, allowing sound to be adjusted in each ear and be far more clear then a typical speaker.
“This AI-driven head-tracking ensures sound coming from the built-in speakers remains precisely aligned with your position, offering pinpoint accuracy for a truly immersive experience. The built-in 5x5W speaker array uses advanced beamforming technology to focus audio directly toward each ear and leverages destructive interference to cancel out the sound at the opposite ear. These combine to provide crystal-clear sound quality that you truly must hear to believe.”
This monitor could make gaming with in-built speakers indifferent to using headphones.
The use of headphones when gaming allows the user to hear the direction of certain noise, making the game far more immersive. Having a pair of speakers can imitate this but not to the extent of a high end pair of headphones. This new monitor could close the gap between gaming with headphones and generic speakers. It may also help block out any background noise when on work calls or any form of online communication as sound with be directed to the users ears, again, replicating the useful features of headphones.
In addition to the new speakers, the 32 inch 4k QD-OLED should provide clear, vibrant and contrasting images, making it ideal use for a gaming monitor or casual work use.
Specifications
120hz Refresh Rate
Ultra low 0.03ms response times
4k QD-OLED
32″
5 integrated 5W speakers
“3D Audio”
The monitor is priced at $799.99 which is far below the market average. Similar monitors such as Gigabyte AORUS 32″ 4K monitor are priced at £1199.00 on amazon, MSI MPG 321RUX 32″ QD-OLED is priced at 1199.00 at Curry’s. This monitor promises a truly immersive experience and at the price point, could be worth the purchase. The dell 32 inch 4k QD-OLED is set to release in the US on May 22nd 2025.
Link to Dell Page: https://www.dell.com/en-us/blog/experience-the-future-of-displays/
