MWC 2025 | Dell's latest 4K 75-inch business monitor supports touch and stylus input, launches with pro pricing

At MWC 2025 today, Dell has announced its latest business monitor, the Dell Pro 75 Plus 4K Touch (P7525QT). The new monitor is aimed squarely at business users and delivers an impressive array of features for its costly asking price. 

The headline features of the Dell Pro 75 Plus 4K Touch (P7525QT) are its 4K resolution, 75-inch footprint, and support for both 20-point multitouch and a stylus. Dell has not released information just yet about specifications like colour accuracy or refresh rate, but those hardly matter, since this is a business-class monitor more aimed at boardroom presentations and interactive meetings. That said, it is an IPS display, so viewing angles and colour reproduction should be quite good. 

The stylus input is powered by FlatFrog's InGlass Touch Technology, which features battery-free pen tech for added convenience. The sensor is also embedded in the display glass, which FlatFrog claims improves drawing accuracy. 

Given that it supports stylus input, there is also support for palm rejection, and the fairly narrow bezels should make stylus input relatively comfortable, even near the edges of the display. Dell has also included its Screen Drop feature, which helps reachability for displays mounted high up on a wall by allowing presenters to “drop” the content on-screen to bring the top half of the image into the bottom portion of the display. 

As for connectivity, the Dell Pro 75 Plus 4K features USB type-C, with 90 W charging over USB PD for connected devices, DisplayPort, and HDMI. It also supports Dell's Pro Micro video conferencing ecosystem, allows for display daisy-chaining, and supports remote control over RS232, RJ45, and HDMI CEC. The 27-inch display also includes a pair of 20 W speakers.