Choosing your Alter Ego display

Collection I has four references. Each was chosen for a different way of working, so the right one depends less on budget than on what you do and where you do it.

If you want the best picture in a dim room: Nocturne 49

Nocturne 49 is the flagship. Its 49-inch QD-OLED panel shows true black, responds in 0.03 ms, refreshes at 240 Hz and covers 99% of DCI-P3. At 5120 × 1440 it is the width of two QHD screens without a seam. Choose it for film, games, simulators and colour-rich creative work in a room you can control the light in.

If you want OLED on a classic desk: Solitaire 27

Solitaire 27 puts OLED into the most familiar size. Flat, 2560 × 1440, 280 Hz, 0.03 ms. It pivots into portrait for reading and code. Choose it if your desk is shallow, you sit close, or you want the fastest, cleanest motion in the collection.

If you make images for a living: Atelier 40

Atelier 40 is 5120 × 2160 across 40 inches, about 11 million pixels at roughly 139 pixels per inch, with 99% DCI-P3. A full 4K frame fits with room to spare for your tools. One USB-C cable charges a laptop at 65 W and carries picture and data. Choose it for photography, video editing, design and architecture. Why 5K2K suits a studio.

If you work across many windows, or two computers: Horizon 49

Horizon 49 is a 49-inch 5K ultrawide at 5120 × 1440 and 120 Hz, with a built-in KVM to run two computers from one keyboard and mouse, and 65 W USB-C. It is the only reference offered in two finishes, Noir and Blanc. Choose it for a bright working studio, long timelines and side-by-side documents. Noir or Blanc?

At a glance

Still deciding?

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