P4326QEB

A 43-inch 4K panel with the camera, microphones and speakers built in

The Dell P4326QEB pairs a 42.5-inch viewable IPS panel, 3840 x 2160 resolution at 60 Hz, 1,000:1 contrast and 350 cd/m² brightness with an integrated 4K camera, four beamforming microphones and two front-firing 8W speakers. In a small room, that means one unit handles the picture and sound for a call, rather than a separate screen, webcam and speakerphone on the table.

The panel offers 99% sRGB colour coverage and up to 1.07 billion displayable colours, with 178° horizontal and vertical viewing angles, so people seated off-centre still see a consistent picture. It has an 8 ms GTG response time and 10-bit colour depth (8-bit plus FRC).

Camera, audio and meeting control

The camera uses a Sony STARVIS 8MP sensor with a 120° diagonal field of view, 4x zoom and output of 3840 x 2160 at 30 fps. AI group framing tracks participants as they move and dynamically resizes the frame so everyone stays visible. AI noise cancellation reduces background noise on the call, and a mechanical privacy shutter covers the lens when the camera is not needed. Group framing can be switched on or off, and its tracking speed and sensitivity adjusted, in the Dell Display and Peripheral Manager application.

Connections from a single USB-C cable

A laptop connected through USB-C sends video over DisplayPort 1.4 Alt Mode, passes data through the monitor's built-in USB hub, and receives up to 100W of power delivery in return. A 3.0 m USB-C cable is included, so a presenter can connect and charge without a control board or wireless setup. The rear ports are:

• One HDMI 2.1 input with HDCP 2.2, supporting up to 4K at 60 Hz
• One USB-C 5Gbps upstream port
• One USB Type-B 5Gbps upstream port
• Two USB Type-A 5Gbps downstream ports
• One RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet port

The rear ports sit lower for easier reach, and the USB-C port has a retention clip to reduce accidental disconnection. This model has no DisplayPort, VGA or Thunderbolt connection, so each unit needs its own connection rather than daisy-chaining from one cable.

Where it fits in Qatar

A university research group in Education City that holds calls with partners abroad can use the monitor in a small seminar room, where the camera framing and microphones pick up people around one table. A team in Lusail that runs client calls from Sunday to Thursday can keep a laptop connected through one cable and switch presenters without re-cabling. A government office in Doha that needs an orderly setup for internal reviews can specify it for its smaller meeting rooms, where the power input of 100 to 240 V AC covers Qatar's 240 V, 50 Hz mains.

What to plan before installation

Without its stand, the monitor measures 967.2 mm wide, 630.9 mm high and 67.5 mm deep. It weighs 17.85 kg with the stand and cables, and 12.70 kg without the stand. Its VESA 100 x 100 and 200 x 200 mounting patterns allow wall or arm mounting, but a wall bracket is not in the package contents, so choose one that suits the weight and wall type. Our free site surveys check wall construction, cable routes and sightlines before anything is drilled. The operating range is 0 to 40°C with 10 to 80% non-condensing humidity, and summer temperatures in Qatar can exceed 45°C, so install the unit in an air-conditioned room away from direct sunlight. Typical operating power draw is 49.20 W, with a maximum of 230 W. The product carries a 3-year limited warranty, including 3-Year Advanced Exchange Service and Premium Panel Exchange.

Share your room dimensions, seating layout and whether you need a desk stand or a wall mount, then request a quote. Our team usually returns quotations within one working day, and we accept purchase orders (LPOs), government tenders including Monaqasat, and payment by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order.