Dough has announced that its latest Spectrum Black monitor is now available for pre-order signup at dough.tech. Available in matte and cover glass options with a starting price of $699, this is a new 32-inch OLED display from the company that not only offers 4K resolution, but a 240 Hz refresh rate—a long-awaited combination sought by gamers and other enthusiasts who have been seeking a traditionally sized endgame monitor. The Spectrum Black, a 27-inch OLED monitor that also features a 240 Hz refresh rate but at QHD resolution, is also available, starting at $749.
Spectrum Black 32-Inch 4K OLED 240 Hz Monitor Features
- Matte / Cover Glass
- 32-inch
- 4k
- OLED
- 240Hz
- USB Type-C with 100W charging
- DisplayHDR True Black 400
- G-SYNC Compatible
- FreeSync Premium Pro
Monitor manufacturers lock their OLED panels behind hazy matte polarizers to reduce reflections. Our community of enthusiasts from around the world has spoken: reducing reflections is not worth the drop in black levels, sharp detail, and vibrant colours. That’s why we offer Spectrum Black with Corning Gorilla Glass, unleashing the full potential of our OLED panel.
We made sure to have a wide selection of ports available. HDMI 2.1 ensures that you can use 4K and new features such as variable refresh rate on the latest consoles, and our Type-C port will connect your monitor and peripherals to your laptop with a single cable, while charging it at the same time!
Cable management is easily the biggest pain point for anyone trying to set up a tidy desk. Reducing the number of cables also helps reduce clutter, dust build-up, and the risk of something getting stuck or pulled off your desk. Our built-in USB hub, KVM switch, 100W USB-C charger and dedicated audio amp let you get more done with fewer cables. Without the clutter, you can focus on your game.
Discussion (9 replies)
Join Discussion →Yeah, I think I'm gonna try to get one of these. Replace the CRG9 with the C2 and put this in the living room.
Edit: Signed up for the pre-order.
Hmm is this pricing pre-order only?
Also doe it have displayport 2.0?
According to the site they haven't determined which version of DP will be used. Pricing is locked in for pre-orders only.
So, the 27" version is more expensive than the 32"? That makes.....no sense.
But, that's a serious contender for an upgrade for me.
Honestly, I just bought 2 Sceptre 32" 1440p 144hz IPS display's and am very impressed with them. Especially for the $230 per I paid. One for me, one for the wife. Originally it was to be my second monitor. BUT... I've been gaming on it over my Aorus 27" 165hz and find it to be very nice to game on. Like, I have no plans on gaming on the Aorus any longer. Sad I paid more than double for the Aorus.
Huh, I've never heard of this brand.
Tsing posted another story about them, about 2-3 months ago. I wanted to make fun of the name but held off. Spec-wise this 32" pretty much checks most of the boxes I'm looking for. I'd prefer a potential 21:9 37" 4K'ish, but I'm not holding my breath for that fantasy so I'll live with this. Their 27" 1440p display got some pretty impressive professional, and user reviews so I feel this could be a slam dunk. My only real doubt is their ability to deliver. I'd like to have this before the holidays, if possible. I've even considered going bonkers and trying to get 2 to make a 32:9 4K setup but even as large as the desk is that has the CRG9 I'm not sure if they'd fit plus we don't really even have GPUs capable of driving that for most games.
Here's the thread that Peter was referring to: https://forums.thefpsreview.com/threads/dough-announces-spectrum-es07e2d-a-27-inch-oled-monitor-with-glossy-qhd-panel-and-240-hz-refresh-rate.11014/
It's worth reading. You can find reviews of their crowdfunded 4K Eve Spectrum: https://www.google.com/search?q=4K+Eve+Spectrum
I would only buy a monitor from a well-known company with a good reputation.
I even responded in that same thread: https://forums.thefpsreview.com/threads/dough-announces-spectrum-es07e2d-a-27-inch-oled-monitor-with-glossy-qhd-panel-and-240-hz-refresh-rate.11014/post-64319
That's my old man memory for yah.
32 too tiny for my Mr Magoo monitor needs. 43 or bigger please.