Dell's latest 52-inch UltraSharp monitor has the potential to eliminate the need for your multi-screen configuration and USB hub.

      At CES 2026, Dell introduced two new models in its UltraSharp monitor series that redefine specifications. These include the world's first 52-inch curved UltraSharp Thunderbolt Hub Monitor (which is large enough to be confused with a television) and a 32-inch UltraSharp 4K QD-OLED monitor.

      The 52-inch Dell UltraSharp Thunderbolt Hub Monitor (U5226KW) boasts a resolution of 6,144 x 2,560 pixels (6K; 129 ppi), supports a 120Hz refresh rate, and incorporates IPS Black technology for enhanced contrast compared to standard IPS displays. Dell also claims that this monitor produces up to 60% less blue light than its rivals.

      One monitor takes over your entire desk, while the other refines every pixel.

      Equipped with a built-in Thunderbolt 4 port that provides up to 140W of power, this solution allows the monitor to function as a docking station with an extensive array of ports, including HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4, two USB-C ports (27W), one USB-A port (10W), and a 2.5 Gbps Ethernet port. This means connecting your peripherals and charging devices (like smartphones and laptops) is effortless.

      Considering its massive size, a 52-inch monitor would ideally accommodate multiple PCs and multitasking windows, wouldn't you agree? The Dell UltraSharp can support up to four PCs concurrently, making it a strong recommendation for creative professionals who prefer to juggle several tasks. Additionally, it features a new multi-stream transport capability that treats each segmented screen as a separate monitor.

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      It also comes with a built-in KVM switch, allowing users to alternate control of the keyboard and mouse between different PCs. Furthermore, the 52-inch Dell UltraSharp Thunderbolt Hub Monitor ranks among the largest mainstream PC displays, following the Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 (57-inch) and Odyssey Ark (55-inch) and stands out as one of the most comprehensive models available.

      On the other hand, the 32-inch UltraSharp 4K QD-OLED Monitor (U3226Q) features a 10-bit color display with Delta E < 1 accuracy, 99% DCI-P3 coverage, and support for the Dolby Vision HDR format. It is equipped with a built-in colorimeter for accurate calibration, making it an ideal choice for colorists and graphic designers who seek precision.

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      Additional features feature programmable direct keys for preferred color settings, the Dell Color Management Console, and the "first-ever" anti-glare, low-reflectance coating on a QD-OLED panel, which minimizes glare and reflections for an uninterrupted viewing experience. While the 52-inch monitor replaces the need for three or four screens with one, the 32-inch variant excels in color accuracy.

      The 52-inch Dell UltraSharp Thunderbolt Hub Monitor is priced at $2,900 ($2,800 without the stand) and can be purchased from the company's online store. The 32-inch UltraSharp 4K QD-OLED Monitor will be available starting February 24, 2026, with a price tag of $2,600.