Monitor screens are equipped with an anti-reflective coating and a dirt-repellent layer that minimizes the number of fingerprints left on the panels. The displays themselves have received support for ComfortView technology, which protects the eyes from excessive exposure to blue.

Dell’s new interactive pen panels are ready to offer support for electronic pen control and work seamlessly with 20-point touch input. They are equipped with built-in 20W speakers, as well as a number of connectors, among which there is USB Type-C with the ability to transfer 90W of power. As both monitors are marketed as interactive whiteboards, they also support the exclusive Dell Screen Drop feature, which allows you to comfortably use the panels for team collaboration on various content.

Dell C5522QT and C6522QT Interactive Panels customers can expect to receive a 5-year manufacturer’s warranty and access to the Advanced Exchange Service. If it is necessary to replace the panel, the new company promises to deliver it within one business day.

Both displays will go on sale at the end of March this year. Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not say anything about the price of new items.