AOC joins forces with Porsche Design for high-end 32in mini-LED gaming monitor

Agon Pro PD32M looks to be a belter.

Upping visual and specification stakes in the gaming monitor world, AOC has teamed up with German studio Porsche Design to release a 32in mini-LED 4K 144Hz screen imbued with Display HDR 1400 certification. All this goodness comes with a $1,799 fee. Pre-orders start now for delivery in June.

Agon Pro PD32M uses a frameless design to house a high-specification panel offering 97 per cent of the DCI-P3 colour space. The 4K 144Hz screen is outfitted with adaptive synchronisation for tear-free gaming, though you’ll need a monster graphics card to drive the upper echelons of framerate support.

AOC reckons the display achieves a peak 1,600-nit brightness for a great HDR experience, no doubt helped by use of nascent mini-LED technology. A gamer aesthetic is enhanced by the latest iteration of illumination on the rear, dubbed LightFX, alongside dual-sided integrated headset holders.

Agon Pro PD32M has most bases covered. A couple of 8W speakers are DTS Sound certified whilst inputs include two HDMI 2.1, one DisplayPort, one USB Type-C, four USB 3.2 Type-A, and a headphone jack.

Big and bold, PD32M measures 613mm x 290mm x 715mm and tips the scales at a substantial 11.52kg. A nice touch is the trapezoidal aluminium stand designed in the style of Porsche steering wheels.

Keeping with other high-end Agon displays, this one also has the wireless Quick Switch which flits between a trio of presets if you can’t be bothered to delve into the OSD. There’s no suggestion of a regular mains cable input – instead there’s a power inlet on the right-hand side – so expect a power brick in the package.

This one looks to be a corker. Now where’s that spare £1,500?

Tarinder Sandhu
Tarinder Sandhu
Founder and publisher at Club386, nobody has more experience ripping the guts out of PCs. Contributing over 20 years of experience, you’ll often see him gallivanting across the globe to distant events, uncovering the latest CPUs and graphics cards. When he’s not elbow-deep in benchmarks, he’s either taking photos with Lisa Su, watching Manchester United, or daydreaming about his next adventure.

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