TCL slapped Bang & Olufsen speakers into a WOLED gaming monitor with 1.1% reflectivity, and the whole package starts under 3,700 yuan in China. Wild value proposition. The 27X3B and 32X3B both run fourth-gen WOLED panels with circular polarization to kill reflections, hitting 1,500 nits peak HDR and a 0.03 ms gray-to-gray response. The 32-incher runs 6,499 yuan.
Color coverage sits at 99.5% DCI-P3, which straddles gaming and creative work nicely. That 1,500-nit figure likely applies to small highlight pops, not sustained full-screen output, which is standard fine print for OLED HDR claims. The stand only tilts, which feels cheap at this tier, but the B&O-tuned speakers genuinely set these apart from the usual sad monitor audio.
Refresh rate, resolution, port selection, and international availability remain a mystery for the time being. TCL is keeping those cards close to the chest ahead of a broader retail push. What's clear is that these two are gunning straight at the growing pile of QD-OLED and WOLED gaming displays flooding the market this year.
Color coverage sits at 99.5% DCI-P3, which straddles gaming and creative work nicely. That 1,500-nit figure likely applies to small highlight pops, not sustained full-screen output, which is standard fine print for OLED HDR claims. The stand only tilts, which feels cheap at this tier, but the B&O-tuned speakers genuinely set these apart from the usual sad monitor audio.
Refresh rate, resolution, port selection, and international availability remain a mystery for the time being. TCL is keeping those cards close to the chest ahead of a broader retail push. What's clear is that these two are gunning straight at the growing pile of QD-OLED and WOLED gaming displays flooding the market this year.
