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The World's Leading

32" 4K Touchscreen Monitor

for Mac and Windows

Mac and Windows Mac and Windows
65W USB-C Charging Dock

65W USB-C Charging Dock

Unrivalled 4K Touchscreen

Unrivalled 4K Touchscreen

Edge To Edge Display

Edge To Edge Display

Get Hands On With Your Work

From graphic designers to document signers, professionals around the world rely on Clarity Touch’s precision 4K touchscreen to simplify their workflow. With intuitive multitouch gestures and precision stylus support, Clarity Touch empowers you to use your Mac or Windows computer like a 32” iPad™.

Mac and Windows Mac and Windows

3840x2160

Resolution

16:9

Aspect Ratio

320 nits

Max Brightness

60Hz

Refresh Rate

178°

Viewing Angle

98%

sRGB

Touch Designed for Professionals
Bright and Colour Accurate
Bright and Colour Accurate

Clarity’s glossy screen delivers sharp, vibrant and accurate colours, perfect for use in bright home offices, with 98% sRGB and Adobe RGB coverage and an Avg. ΔE well below 1.

See the Fine Details in 4K
See the Fine Details in 4K

Clarity Max Fold’s glorious 32” 4K (3840x2160) screen gives you plenty of screen space for multitasking with two windows side by side, or examine the finest details of your latest creation.

Works with Mac and Windows

Whether you rely on Mac or Windows to get things done, rest assured knowing Clarity’s intuitive multitouch gestures and pressure-sensitive stylus support are fully supported by your favourite applications.

Mac and Windows
Mac and Windows
Bright and Colour Accurate
Mark-up, Sign & Design

When paired with the snap-on Clarity Active Stylus (sold separately), Clarity Touch becomes the perfect drawing board for your next big idea, or a convenient way to annotate or sign documents your business requires.

4096 levels of pressure sensitivity and tilt-support make our stylus ideal for use in Photoshop, Illustrator and other apps that artists love, while everyone can appreciate its months-long battery life and pairing-free connectivity.

Hybrid Stand Built for Touch

Clarity Max Fold’s ergonomic stand folds down in seconds into a sturdy, supportive surface for hours of comfortable stylus use. When you’ve finished with the stylus, it’s easy to raise the monitor up to a comfortable eyeline for everyday work.

See Yourself on the Big Screen

Clarity Max Touch’s smart pop-up webcam is perfectly positioned to capture your best angle. When the call is over, the webcam automatically slides down into the monitor, protecting your privacy.

Slack Teams Zoom Google Meet Webex
Laptop Charging USB-C Hub

The robust USB-C hub integrated into every Clarity monitor takes the complexity out of connectivity by recharging your laptop and linking it to two USB devices

Mac and Windows
1

USB-A Ports

For your favourite accessories

2

USB-B Port

Data connection for old computers.

3

HDMI Ports

Provides 4K video

4

DisplayPort

Provides 4K video

5

USB-C Port

4K video & 65W laptop charging

6

Audio Output

For headphones or speakers

7

Power Input

Powers your monitor

1

USB-A Ports

For your favourite accessories

2

USB-B Port

Data connection for old computers.

3

HDMI Ports

Provides 4K video

4

DisplayPort

Provides 4K video

5

USB-C Port

4K video & 65W laptop charging

6

Audio Output

For headphones or speakers

7

Power Input

Powers your monitor

Frequently Asked Questions

General

How do I recharge my laptop with Clarity?
To charge your laptop via Clarity (up to 90W Clarity, 65W Clarity Pro or Pro Touch), simply connect it to the monitor via a USB-C cable which supports the required wattage.

However, it does need to plug into a USB-C port compatible with PD (Power Delivery) on your computer.

These can sometimes be identified by the presence of a battery icon next to the port on your laptop, but often you’ll need to check the user manual or manufacturer’s website to figure out which USB-C ports support PD.

All Thunderbolt 3 and 4 ports support PD.
How do I use Clarity's USB-A ports?
In order for your computer to access devices you've plugged into Clarity's two rear USB-A ports, you need to ensure your computer is:

1. Connected to Clarity via either:Clarity's USB-C port or Clarity's USB-B port
2. Clarity "Active USB" mode is set to the same USB port you've connected to your computer.

To change Clarity's "Active USB" mode, navigate to "USB Switch" in the "Other Settings" menu of Clarity's main menu.
For example: if your computer is connected to Clarity via USB-C, you would select "Type-C" in the "USB Switch" menu.
Does Clarity support VESA mounting?
Yes, Clarity is compatible with 100x100mm VESA mounts, and includes four mounting screws.
What size mounting screws should I use with Clarity monitors?
The following assembly instructions can also be found in your product manual, which is available to download from the top of this page.
1. Remove the Clarity Fold Stand from its packaging and insert the stand stem into the base. Secure these with the thumbscrew underneath the fold stand’s base.
2. Place your Clarity Touch monitor face down on a secure, flat surface like a table.
3. Insert the stand’s monitor plate into the VESA mount on the back of your Clarity Monitor, then secure it in place with the four mounting screws provided.
Can I use Clarity Touch for pressure-sensitive drawing in Photoshop/Illustrator/Clip Studio?
Yes, when combined with the Clarity Active Stylus (ALASS2) all Clarity Touch monitors support up to 4096 levels of pressure sensitive pen input on Windows and Mac (with our Clarity Touch Drivers for macOS installed), fully compatible with drawing apps such as Adobe’s Photoshop and Illustrator, AutoDesk Sketchbook, Clip Studio Paint and even Microsoft’s OneNote. If you encounter an app where the pressure-sensitive input doesn’t seem to be working, please reach out and let us know at support@alogic.co and we’ll help figure out what’s going wrong.

Webcam

What resolution is Clarity’s webcam?
Clarity Max Pro/Touch’s webcam has an 8MP sensor, or 8 million pixels. This is roughly equivalent to a 4K image.
Does Clarity’s webcam have a microphone?
Yes, Clarity’s webcam includes an array of four microphones to capture sound.
What programs does Clarity’s smart webcam support?
Clarity’s smart webcam slides up and down whenever your computer’s operating system (macOS, Windows, Chrome) attempts to access a webcam feed, not specific integrations with each application. As a result, the webcam will work with any program attempting to access a webcam, not just a few popular ones.
How do I adjust the webcam’s framing?
To adjust the framing of your webcam, you first need to slide the webcam up.

Open a program which requires the webcam – on Windows 11 we recommend the “Camera” app or “Photo Booth” on macOS.

Open this application and switch the active camera to Clarity Pro’s – this can be done via the “Camera” menu in Photo Booth or hitting the “Switch Camera” button in Camera – see below.

Once you’ve activated Clarity Pro’s webcam, it will slide up out of the monitor. You can now adjust its vertical framing using the scroll wheel on the rear of the camera.
My computer can't see Clarity’s webcam!
For Clarity’s webcam to function, your computer needs to be connected to either the monitor's USB-C or USB-B port. Then you need to ensure that's the active USB port is set to the same - either USB-C or USB-B. This can be set via the "USB-Switch" setting of the monitor's "USB Options" menu. If these two are correct and you can't see your Clarity’s webcam listed in your system's available webcams (listed as either 27C4KPDWT), restart the monitor and your computer. If the webcam still doesn't appear, please contact ALOGIC support: support@alogic.co and we'll help you resolve your issue.
Clarity’s webcam isn't sliding back down!
1. First, do not try to push Clarity's webcam back into the chassis. This can permanently damage the motors.
2. Then ensure that any program accessing your webcam has been closed. This can include messaging, livestreaming, audio recording and video capture applications.
3. Ensure Clarity’s active USB is set to the USB cable connecting your computer and Clarity, USB-C or USB-B. You can find this option in Clarity's menu by navigating to USB-Options --> USB Switch.

Touchscreen

Which kinds of stylus can I use with Clarity Pro Touch?
Clarity Pro Touch is a capacitive touch screen and can be used with all capacitive styluses, which are widely available from electronics retailers.
On Windows, and Mac with our Touch Screen Drivers installed, Clarity also supports most active styluses using the Microsoft Pen Protocol (MPP) 2.0 or later. This includes the ALOGIC Active Surface Stylus (ALASS).
However, Clarity Pro Touch may not take advantage of all the functions of a stylus, such as pressure sensitivity and shortcut buttons.
Can I adjust Clarity’s settings with the touchscreen?



Yes.
To open Clarity’s On-Screen Display (OSD) menu using touch controls, swipe left with two fingers in screen’s bottom right corner. With the menu open, just use your fingers to adjust Clarity’s settings.

Troubleshooting

I've connected to Clarity via USB-C. Why aren't I getting any video?
In order to connect to Clarity via USB-C, it must be plugged into a USB-C port compatible with "DP Alt Mode" - or a Thunderbolt 3/4 port.DP Alt Mode compatible USB-C ports are sometimes marked with a "DP" symbol, but they are often identical to regular USB-C ports. If none of your USB-C ports have symbols next to them, you'll need to consult the product manual or the manufacturer's website to find out which ports are DP Alt Mode compatible.If your computer does not support USB-C DP Alt Mode or Thunderbolt 3/4, we recommend connecting via HDMI or DisplayPort. If your laptop does not support these, you can connect using an ALOGIC Universal Dock, which leverage DisplayLink technology to deliver video over non-DP Alt Mode USB-C connections.
When I wake my computer from sleep mode, Clarity doesn’t come back on.
In some cases, it’s possible for Clarity not to recognize the wake-up signal from a connected computer. This issue occurs most often when Clarity is connected to a computer through a dock.

To resolve the issue, restart Clarity by pressing the power button twice – it should recognize the connected device as part of its boot-up sequence.

If this issue persists, we recommend trying the following steps to isolate the issue:

Connect Clarity directly to your computer
Try connecting with a different cable or port.
ie. Use DisplayPort instead of USB-C
Update your computer’s operating system.

If your problem reoccurs and these these steps do not help resolve it, please contact ALOGIC support (support@alogic.co).
Why can't I select/enable HDR?
If you cannot select HDR (it's not appearing in the "Picture Settings" menu), this is likely due to one of two reasons: 1. You're connecting to Clarity with USB-C. HDR is only available when connected via HDMI or DisplayPort.
2. You're using the monitor in SRGB, Uniformity or Adobe RGB mode. Both video presets are designed to provide perfect colour reproduction over a limited colour gamut. HDR produces colours outside these limited gamuts and thus can't be used at the same time. You can re-enable HDR by switching back to "Standard" mode in the Professional Settings menu.
Clarity isn't switching between landscape and portrait when I rotate the screen!
If Clarity is not automatically switching between portrait and landscape mode when you physically rotate the screen, it is likely because the screen's "Gravity Sensor" has been disabled.Reenable this in "Other Settings" menu to use this feature.
Why aren't Clarity's speakers working?
In order to use Clarity's speakers, you must select "27F34KCPD" as your active sound output device in your computer's settings.Additionally, Clarity's speakers will not function if you have an audio device connected to Clarity's rear 3.5mm audio port.

Touchscreen

Which kinds of stylus can I use with Clarity Pro Touch?
Clarity Pro Touch is a capacitive touch screen and can be used with all capacitive styluses, which are widely available from electronics retailers.
On Windows, and Mac with our Touch Screen Drivers installed, Clarity also supports most active styluses using the Microsoft Pen Protocol (MPP) 2.0 or later. This includes the ALOGIC Active Surface Stylus (ALASS).
However, Clarity Pro Touch may not take advantage of all the functions of a stylus, such as pressure sensitivity and shortcut buttons.
Can I adjust Clarity’s settings with the touchscreen?



Yes.
To open Clarity’s On-Screen Display (OSD) menu using touch controls, swipe left with two fingers in screen’s bottom right corner. With the menu open, just use your fingers to adjust Clarity’s settings.
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  • 1 star: 1 (3%)
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Daniel Wikholm
Great match for *my* needs (YMMV)

My need is a relatively large, fairly good, suitably high-resolution Debian compatible glass-fronted multi-touch computer monitor, with a stand able to accommodate my MIDI gear, and this 32" Clarity Max Touch delivers exactly that, so I give this all the stars.

While LCD as such, with its conceptual weirdness of blasting backlight into shutters, for laws-of-physics reasons, cannot compete with technologies that generates their light as needed, this panel is fine for me and 4K is my sweet spot, partly because it's a standard and party because it's enough that I can't make out individual pixels from my typical viewing distance. For me, more pixels would mostly be wasteful.

The webcam has colour noise like a 2010 smartphone. The speakers sounds like a Y2K laptop, with nothing outside 100Hz to 10kHz. The microphone array has a 16kHz sampling frequency (so no audio above 8kHz) and makes a warbling rumble, limiting its effective S/N to about eight bits of dual mono, all in all making it sound like my beige plastic 1990 PC microphone. As I don't really need them, I'm pretty happy I apparently didn't pay a lot extra for them.

Perhaps firmware updates could improve them a bit. By the way, even though the camera housing is fixed, when extended, you *can* change the camera framing a bit with a little wheel on the rear of the camera housing. The camera is fairly wide angle, so even though it, by necessity, sits high atop the monitor, as I sit a bit away from the screen, I have no problems fitting into the frame and I don't think the angle is an issue.

For video calls, for the computer to ding at me when doing something wrong, listening to the news or even some light elevator background muzak, they're okay. For a quick no-production-value information video, I might use them. For anyone contemplating serious streaming, they're more of a last resort emergency backup.

The onboard USB hub is neat and since it comes along when doing a single-cable USB-C connection (power, video, audio, touch and general USB) to a laptop, it's a great little "docking station" for an external mouse, keyboard, a USB headset, a printer, scanner or anything else you want to become available on the connected laptop without having to move any other cords. I wish the built in hub had more than two downstream ports, so I didn't have to plug a hub into the hub.

I don't own the stylus pen, so I have no idea how well a thing based on the Microsoft Pen Protocol might work in Linux. Without the folding monitor stand, which wouldn't fit on my desktop anyway, I wouldn't be able to doodle for more than a minute at a time.

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Andrew Morrish
Embedded peripherals need improving on an otherwise great screen

Bought the 32" 4k UHD with USB C connection and at these headlines I am delighted. However the embedded audio and particularly the cam are quite a let down. Surely it was reasonable to expect a 4k CAM and HD sound as I have with my surface tablet?!! Come on product team, sort it out. As a result I now have my Surface bluetacked to the back of the screen so I can use its cam and audio by peaking it over the top of the screen. A real disappointment in the package

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Jonathan Waide
Nice Monitor

Brought the 32 inch touch, folding stand, and pen.
Monitor is great once you play around with the colors. Very sharp. Impressed with it. The fact I can edit photos on the touchscreen is a huge plus. The built in cam feature is garbage. It pops up and there's no way to move or angle it. You have to move the entire monitor to try to get into frame. Should just rid of that option on future models. I have a Windows computer and no USBC on video card. Had to use the regular USB cable with the display port to get touch to work.
The pen is ok. It does the job.
Do not get the folding stand if you get the 32 inch model. The monitor sits too close to the floor. It's only made for the 27 inch. Had to return and go with the a monitor arm.
Overall I'm happy with the monitor.

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Peter Marment

Clarity Fold Touch 32" 4K UHD Monitor with 65W Power Delivery, Webcam, Touchscreen & Fold Stand

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Chris Collins

Outstanding

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Guy Nash
Clarity fold touch 32

Overall I think this is a good monitor. It does however have its challenges.
The webcam is broken as designed. It shows a mirrored view instead of a normal view and there are no driver options to correct it. Speakers are good enough for system sounds and even most music. A power cord and a thunderbolt 4 cord are all it needs to connect to your computer. Windows 11 recognizes it and mostly it is beautiful. I get occasional flashes and every once in a while, when working with Teams the monitor will blank out completely for a second. I'm hoping new drivers will come out and correct the webcam and screen issues.

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P Empson

Took 2 months to arrive

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Nick Caumanns
Great monitor for MAC

resolution great, touch sensitivity very good….and it looks great! Highly recommended.

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Francis Johnson
Killer monitor

Great piece of kit , apple should be very concerned , best value bang for your buck monitor in the market .

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Aaron Adams

Clarity Max Touch 32" UHD 4K Monitor with USB-C Power Delivery, Webcam and Touch Screen

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H.A. Lambrichts
Fantastisch

Deze monitor is geweldig. Door het 32 inch formaat kun je de bewerkingen in Adobe Lightroom heel goed zien en uitvoeren. De kleuren zijn echt geweldig. En met de pen kun je touch screen werken. Fantastisch. Ik ben heel blij met deze 32 inch monitor .

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Robert Seaman
Excellent display.

I was a little concerned after reading some reviews about this monitor, saying the display was dark, however after setting up the brightness and gamut this was not an issue. The Alogic monitor is excellent. Having the touch screen is an added benefit. My only minor gripe is the speakers. I think they could be improved that’s the only reason I gave 4* rating. All in all this is a wonderful display and well worth looking at. No pun intended.

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Alexander Cirasella
Outstanding

Forget Apple, this product is way better

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Ryan K. from Detroit
Beautiful and Bright

I love touch screen and had to have this one when I saw it. The touch screen is great and bright. I have a Microsoft Surface Pro 9 and was happy to find out that I could use the Microsoft stylus with this screen. I wish the drivers for Mac to add some off the Creative Cloud features to the touch screen were available for Windows, but oh well.

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PAUL DESROSIERS
Excellent produit Whaw

A bit hard to understand the configuration and all the possibilities, New Mac Mini M4. Super good. thank's

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Anthony Barboza
Great

Great Monitor, even better customer service!

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Gabor Lomoschitz

professional / perfect

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Olivier

Not expensive but not good.
The colors of the screen connected to a MacBook Mini are ugly. In some situations, the screen shifts to B&W, and finally, the microphone does not work well!

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Mads Hansen
Meget god skærm

Clarity Max Touch 32" UHD 4K-skærm er en yderst god skærm og de indbyggede højtaler er også i ok stand. Den indbyggede mikrofon og indstillingerne for webcam kunne godt være bedre. Samlet set en virkelig god skærm

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Sanjeev Singh

Excellent touch screen. Webcam is not upto the mark and should have been better. Nowadays 4K Webcam has become a basic necessity.

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JP Shelburn
Beware if using a PC... USB C Connection issues

The screen is amazing and is all that's promised except for one issue. The USB C connection is needed for touch screen to work.When connected to a PC (Geekom mini form) the computer will not wake from sleep. I need to be connected to HDMI which doesn't support touch screen functions. You need to connect the additional USB-A or USB-B to get the touch function. I didn't see this in the instructions but I'm male... don't really read them! Their online chat support helped me in 2 minutes... after my IT contractors coudln't resolve the situation. I'll be giving them some grief... but if the information isn't available then I can't blame them entirely.

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Bruce McCarron
Top notch

Very please with the quality and look of the 32” monitor. Great value.

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Isabelle Puig
I love it

So beautiful

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Carmelo J. LICCIARDI
EXPECTATIONS

From All the advertising and presentations, I expected for this monitor to be much better.
Made a mistake to buy!!.... colour calibration is quite poor, starting-up is quite slow and the touch-screen fearture is not what is made to be.

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Joshua Boyd
Great product

Nice screen, slightly less brighter than expected - does not have that vibrancy we would hope for in certain applications and workstreams.

Have colour matched to adobe and set up for Mac but still slightly lacking in nits.

Overall a great product.

Josh

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A O
Webcam, what's the point?

Great 4K monitor. I use it for laying out my spreadsheets and Word documents - beautiful resolution. Unfortunately, the webcam is pointless on such a high/large monitor. With the monitor arm all the way down, you'll still need to be quite tall to see your neck based on where the monitor is positioned. The tilting angle just makes you look weird on a video call.

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satoshi takahashi

Nice!!

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Joseph Barkoczy

Great