The standout hardware feature is the built-in Sony STARVIS 8MP 4K camera, which supports 3D noise reduction and provides a 120° diagonal field of view . Dell says the wide-angle lens ensures all participants in a small room are clearly visible without needing to crowd around the display
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For audio, the monitor incorporates four omnidirectional beamforming microphones paired with AI-based noise cancellation to suppress background sounds . Two front-firing 8 W speakers deliver a total of 16 W of audio output
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Dell included two AI-driven features to reduce manual adjustments during meetings:
The monitor supports a single-cable workflow through its USB-C upstream port, which handles video input, data transfer at 10 Gbps, and up to 100 W Power Delivery to charge a connected laptop . The included 3.0-meter USB-C-to-USB-C cable supports all three functions
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Additional ports:
The monitor is Zoom Rooms certified, meaning it can be deployed as a plug-and-play conferencing device without additional hardware . It is also compatible with VESA mounts using 100×100 mm and 200×200 mm patterns
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The included stand offers tilt (-5° to 10°), swivel (-20° to 20°), and 60 mm of height adjustment . The monitor measures approximately 967.21 × 258.76 × 661.2 mm (W×D×H) and weighs 17.85 kg
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The P4326QEB launched globally on August 7, 2026. As of launch day, confirmed retail prices from Dell's own stores and regional reports are:
Note: U.S. pricing was not confirmed in the available launch-day coverage. The monitor is listed on Dell's global support site, but official Dell USA store pricing was not published at launch . Dell Mexico also confirmed local availability
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The P4326QEB targets small-to-medium businesses and enterprise teams that use huddle rooms for daily video calls but lack dedicated conference room equipment. By integrating camera, microphones, speakers, and AI into the display itself, Dell aims to replace the webcam, external speakerphone, and separate hub or dock that teams would otherwise need to plug in before every meeting.