A 32-inch 4K OLED gives games and windows more physical space. This list separates current prices from the features behind them: native refresh, USB-C charging, KVM and built-in speakers. Check which of those your desk will use.
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Exact model: UM.JXXAA.201
Flat 32-inch 4K at 165Hz
The Predator X32 V2bmiiphx spreads 4K across a flat, glossy 31.5-inch panel. It reaches 165Hz and includes speakers. The port list has HDMI and DisplayPort but no USB-C video or KVM, so a laptop setup needs separate connections for power and peripherals.
Exact model: MAG 321UP QD-OLED
165Hz with light USB-C charging
The MAG 321UP QD-OLED keeps the 31.5-inch screen flat and adds USB-C video for a portable. Its 15W output is light charging, and it has neither KVM nor speakers. A fixed PC and a laptop can share the display, but not a single cable desk setup.
Exact model: DGOLED32
Curved 240Hz and four video inputs
The DGOLED32 raises native 4K refresh to 240Hz and bends the 31.5-inch screen to 1800R. Two HDMI inputs and two DisplayPort inputs leave room for several devices. USB-C video supplies 65W and its KVM shares peripherals, but speakers are not built in.
Exact model: UM.JXXAA.X01
Curved 240Hz with speakers
The Predator X32 Xbmiipphuzx also reaches 240Hz at native 4K, with a 1700R curve and glossy finish. It adds built-in speakers, USB-C video at 65W and KVM. Compared with simpler 165Hz screens, its extra spend goes toward speed and a shared desk.
Exact model: MAG 321CUP QD-OLED
Curved 4K at 165Hz
The MAG 321CUP QD-OLED uses a 1700R curve and 165Hz native refresh. USB-C accepts a laptop picture, but its 15W output does not replace most laptop chargers. There is no KVM or speaker system, so this suits a desk that already has those parts covered.