I wouldn't exactly call a 75-inch screen a "monitor," but that's exactly what Dell claims the new Dell Pro 75 Plus 4K Touch display (or P7525QT) is. It's a 20-point touchscreen with a 4K resolution that's catered toward business use, but that doesn't mean we can't gawk at how ridiculous the idea of a 75-inch monitor really is.
It's built to be an all-in-one solution, featuring 20W speakers, USB-C input with 90 watts of power delivery, an Ethernet jack, and standard HDMI and DisplayPort connections. The panel itself is a 4K IPS touch display, and it's clearly built for the conference room. It supports Dell Pro Micro for video conferencing, and you can manage the display via Crestron XiO Cloud. If that wasn't enough to sell you on the business focus, the $4,000 price tag certainly will.
Dell has some other new monitors you might actually buy
Thankfully, Dell has a few additional displays it announced that you might actually buy. Starting off is a trio of USB-C displays under Dell's Pro Plus branding, there's a 34-inch ultrawide with a resolution of 3,440 x 1,440, and two 4K displays -- one at 27 inches and another at 32 inches. All three displays come with up to 90W of power delivery over USB-C, a 100Hz refresh rate, and an Ethernet port for remote management.
The price is what's really attractive, though. Dell is asking $690 for the ultrawide, $600 for the 32-inch 4K model, and $520 for the 27-inch 4K model, and all three displays are available to pick up today.
If you don't need the business-focused features like remote management, Dell is launching alternative versions of these displays under the Dell Plus branding. There's a 34-inch ultrawide and a 27-inch 4K display that come with nearly identical specs. The main differences are that these monitors come with a slightly higher 120Hz refresh rate, but they're locked to 65W of power delivery over USB-C.
Thankfully, you're saving quite a bit of money by giving up a little bit of power delivery. Dell says it's targeting a $420 list price for the Dell 34 Plus and a $350 price for the Dell 27 Plus 4K. That's a great price for the 27-inch model, even up against the best monitors on the market today.
If you prefer to do your work on the go, Dell also has the Pro 14 Plus portable monitor, which is . This is a portable IPS display with a built-in kickstand that you can attach to your PC with a single USB-C cable. The monitor is capable of routing up to 65W over the USB-C connection, and it supports auto-rotation, so you can use it in landscape or portrait mode.
Although these displays aren't as exciting as a massive, 75-inch 4K touchscreen, they're a lot more practical for most use cases. As for me, I'll be patiently waiting to load up Cyberpunk 2077 on the Dell Pro 75 Plus 4K Touch display just to say that I did.