Spectrum
DoughReleased Dec 1, 2023 · Analysis updated Jun 19, 2026
27" OLED gaming monitor with 4K resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, and 100W USB-C connectivity for smooth visuals and versatile setup. The Dough Spectrum scores 82/100 based on 8 expert reviews in the oled monitors category. Coverage includes reviews from Imore, Tomshardware, Techpowerup, and Macworld.
Critic Score
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Pros
- Variable refresh rate up to 144hz(3)
- 4k resolution(2)
- Impressive connectivity including 100w usb-c power delivery(2)
Cons
- Expensive(2)
- No built-in speakers, microphone, or webcam(2)
- Stand sold separately for $99(2)
8 Publication Reviews
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Delivering a rich, colorful display and an excellent selection of ports in a refined design, the Dough Spectrum One range is marvelous, particularly for gamers.
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The Dough Spectrum Black 32 stands out among its peer group of excellent premium OLED monitors with record-low input lag, superb video processing, tremendous flexibility and a stunning picture courtes...
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The Dough Spectrum Black 32 features a minimalistic design with clean lines, even bezels, and no branding, though the transparent power button is a minor aesthetic flaw.
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The Spectrum One with Gorilla Glass is a 4K, 27-inch display that's an affordable alternative to Apple's Studio Display (which starts at $1,599).
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The Dough Spectrum One is a solid gaming-focused alternative to the Studio Display with a glossy finish, higher refresh rate, and gaming features, but lacks the premium build and integrated features o...
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The Dough Spectrum Black 32 offers up a gorgeously glossy 4K display and excellent 1080p 480Hz dual model abilities, but its firmware and HDR results are a little finicky.
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A bright, beautiful 4K gaming monitor with a gloriously glossy screen, but it's comparatively high price isn't justified by the minimal improvements over its far cheaper glossy Dough Spectrum One sibl...
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