TCL Debuts OLED+ Pro X3B Gaming Monitors, Delivering Dual Mode Configurations And Up To 1500 Nits Of Peak Brightness - Wccftech

What the report says

Wccftech reported that TCL has introduced a new high-end OLED gaming monitor line in China, the OLED+ Pro X3B series. The launch includes two models: the 32-inch 32X3B and the 27-inch 27X3B. According to the report, both displays are now available in China, with the 32-inch model priced at 6,499 yuan, or about $959, and the 27-inch version at 3,699 yuan, or about $546.

The 32X3B is positioned as the more capable model, offering 4K resolution at up to 240Hz and a lower-resolution Full HD mode at up to 480Hz. Wccftech said the 27X3B is a QHD monitor with a refresh rate of up to 280Hz. Both models use fourth-generation WOLED panels, with claimed peak brightness of up to 1,500 nits and full-screen brightness of 335 nits.

TCL is also promoting its OLED+ technology as a way to address some common OLED display drawbacks, including tinting, raised-looking blacks and text-fringing issues. The monitors are said to include a low-reflection coating and a Matrix-Pure pixel layout intended to improve glare control and text clarity. Wccftech also cited TCL’s claims of 99.5% DCI-P3 color coverage, true 10-bit color depth and Delta E under 1 factory calibration.

For connectivity, the report lists HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 2.1, though it notes that broader peripheral details are not yet clear. The monitors also include front-facing speakers developed in collaboration with Bang & Olufsen. The release matters because it adds another major Chinese display brand to the premium OLED gaming monitor segment, where high refresh rates, dual-mode operation and improved panel coatings are becoming key differentiators.