32″ 4K OLED monitor with 165 Hz at a great price! This AOC AGON has never been cheaper

QD-OLED monitors are among the most expensive pieces on the market. They combine the advantages of a classic OLED panel (perfect black, infinite contrast) with quantum dots, which ensure better color reproduction. The result is an image that surpasses both Mini LED and conventional OLED. But the price? Usually over 25,000 CZK. However, the AOC AGON AG326UD shows that it can be done cheaper.

From 21 thousand to less than 17 thousand

The model AOC AGON AG326UD, with the promo code ALZADNY10, has reached a price of 16,641 CZK. This is a historic low and also one of the lowest prices for a 32-inch 4K QD-OLED on the Czech market.

The original price was 21,590 CZK, which was a decent offer in itself. With the discount, however, this monitor makes even more sense – you get top-notch display technology for a price at which you would otherwise buy a decent 4K IPS or a cheaper Mini LED.

What exactly is QD-OLED

QD-OLED is a hybrid technology that combines blue OLED diodes with a layer of quantum dots. The result is a panel with perfect black like a conventional OLED, but with more vibrant colors and better brightness. Black is truly black – no grayish backlighting like on LCDs. The contrast is infinite because each pixel illuminates independently.

The AOC AGON AG326UD offers a resolution of 3840 × 2160 pixels (4K), a refresh rate of 165 Hz, and a response time of 0.03 ms. The color depth is 10 bit, which means over a billion color shades. The panel covers 100% sRGB, 99% DCI-P3, and 93% Adobe RGB, making it suitable not only for gaming but also for professional graphic or video work.

The contrast was measured at 14,470:1, which is a typical value for OLED panels. For comparison – standard IPS monitors achieve 1000:1, Mini LED monitors are around 5000:1. QD-OLED is simply in a different league.

Who this discount is suitable for

Primarily for gamers who want to get the most out of AAA games with HDR support. The monitor supports DisplayHDR True Black 400, which means peak brightness of up to 1000 nits in small areas – ideal for bright explosions, reflections, or the sun in a game. Black remains perfectly black even in the darkest scenes. Across the entire surface, we are looking at an average of 250 nits.

The 165 Hz refresh rate is sufficient for smooth display even in fast-paced action games. While it’s not 240 Hz like more expensive models, it’s more than enough for most gamers.

The monitor is also suitable for designers and video editors. 99% DCI-P3 coverage means you can work with professional content without worrying about color accuracy. And 4K resolution gives you plenty of space for timelines, tool panels, and video previews.

Where are the compromises

No monitor for 16 thousand can be perfect. However, the AOC AGON AG326UD saves where most users won’t notice. For example, it lacks USB-C with power delivery, so you can’t charge a laptop via the monitor. There’s also no KVM switch, which would allow you to share a keyboard and mouse between two computers.

Another concession is lower brightness in SDR mode. For HDR games and movies, this is not a problem, but if you work in a brightly lit room, it might seem low. OLED panels generally do not shine as brightly as Mini LED or classic LCDs.

The last compromise is 165Hz instead of 240Hz. For players in CS2 or Valorant, a higher refresh rate might be an advantage, but otherwise, you won’t notice the difference.

If ever, now is the time

The price of 16,641 CZK for a 32-inch 4K QD-OLED is a historic low. If you’ve always wanted to experience OLED technology but found it too expensive, this is your chance. The monitor offers a top-tier image, sufficient refresh rate, and professional color coverage – all for a price at which you would otherwise buy an average IPS panel.

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