In addition to the Mini LED backlighting, it has a 4K 16:9 aspect ratio display with a 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, DisplayHDR 1400 support, and 97 percent coverage of the DCI-P3 color space. Business in the front, party in the back.īeyond aesthetics, this monitor’s $1,799 price seems reasonable for the features that it offers. I’m always looking for a place to put my headphones and headsets. And as goofy as the headphone hooks on both sides may appear, it’s a feature that I wish every monitor had.
Its rear is covered in RGB LED panels that light up. But even so, it certainly makes for a more elegant-looking gaming monitor than most - at least from the front. Beyond the frameless 32-inch panel, which has Mini LED backlighting for better contrast and light control, its minimalist, sturdy-looking aluminum stand mimics the style of Porsche steering wheels.Īfter looking up what Porsche steering wheels look like, I’m not exactly sold on this homage. It partnered with AOC (the accessory company, not the US representative) to Porsche-fy this high-end Agon Pro PD32M gaming monitor that’s available for preorder now and shipping in June for $1,799. Gadgets with any attachment to Porsche Design tend to have a lousy track record, but its latest collaboration is tough to knock.
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