HKC, a well-known maker of displays in China, has announced an ambitious new product - an RGB mini LED monitor. Set to launch in 2026, the monitor, dubbed the M10 Ultra, will likely be the first of its kind if HKC manages to deliver.
While mini LEDs have become quite common, RGB mini LEDs are a wildly different breed. Unlike mini LEDs, which feature solely blue or white LEDs, RGB mini LEDs feature distinct red, blue, and green LEDs. This allows for much better color accuracy, higher brightness, and even higher contrast ratios. Of course, OLEDs will continue being superior in many categories, such as response times and overall contrast.
M10 Ultra: 32-inch 4K monitor with excellent color reproduction and brightness
The HKC M10 Ultra will sport a 31.4-inch RGB mini LED panel with a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels. At 4K, the panel will refresh at 165 Hz, with the option of doubling the refresh rate by reducing the output resolution to 1080p, courtesy of the dual-mode functionality we see pretty often these days. HKC also claims a peak brightness of 1,600 nits. At a 100% APL, the peak brightness is advertised at 1,000 nits, which is undoubtedly great.
HKC also claims 100% coverage of the DCI-P3 color gamut, which is actually nothing to write home about when it comes to high-end monitors in 2025. What is shockingly impressive, however, is the claimed 98% coverage of the BT.2020 space. Whether or not HKC manages to achieve this number remains to be verified, but if it does, it would easily be the first to do so in its catgeory. A total of 1,596 dimming zones are present, which equates to 4,788 addressable zones across the RGB array.
Pricing and availability details are unsurprisingly absent, although HKC has stated a 2026 launch window for the product, as mentioned earlier. Folks who require a bright and color-accurate monitor right away might find the Asus ROG Swift PG27UCDM (curr. $1,100 on Amazon) OLED monitor quite attractive.













