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Apple needs a computer display with speakers like these

The Dell S3225QC

The speakers on the Apple Studio Display are surprising good. However, they could be even better.

Apple is rumored to be working on a new Studio Display for release in early 2026. What I really want is a Studio Display Pro with a 27-inch (or bigger) ProMotion display. ProMotion is the Apple’s name for the adaptive, high refresh rate, 120Hz display first available on the iPad Pro. 

While a standard refresh rate will update a display 60 times a second (60Hz), the ProMotion’s adaptive 120Hz screen works at twice this speed. This results in smoother scrolling, improved responsiveness and better gaming performance. 

A Studio Display Pro would likely utilize mini-LED technology with the most notable design change is to switch the material of the mini-LED backplane from the PCB found in current Apple products to glass. The benefits of adopting a glass backplane include a thinner panel thickness, a narrower bezel, an extended product lifespan, etc.

But back to its speakers. The current Studio Display features a high-fidelity six-speaker system with four force-canceling woofers for bold bass and two high-performance tweeters. The system supports Spatial Audio for immersive, theater-like sound and also includes studio-quality microphones and the “Hey Siri” voice assistant. 

However, I’d love to speakers such as those in the Dell S3225QC (pictured). As described by Tom’s Hardware, the 32-inch OLED monitor brings a real soundbar with spatial audio to the table. It packs five speakers with 25 watts of amplification and a user position sensor that focuses sound on the listener and creates a true sense of space and immersion. 

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Dennis Sellers
the authorDennis Sellers
Dennis Sellers is the editor/publisher of Apple World Today. He’s been an “Apple journalist” since 1995 (starting with the first big Apple news site, MacCentral). He loves to read, run, play sports, and watch movies.

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