HKC has announced the M10 Ultra, which it calls the world’s first RGB Mini LED monitor. The launch marks a shift from single light control to combined light and color control, with HKC positioning the panel as a step beyond conventional Mini LED and closer to OLED-level performance without OLED’s drawbacks.

Traditional Mini LED monitors rely on white or blue LEDs paired with color filters. This approach wastes light energy and introduces color interference, especially in high contrast scenes. RGB Mini LED changes the structure at the backlight level. Red, green, and blue Mini LED chips are integrated directly into the backlight module. When the screen displays red, only the red LEDs are activated. No color filters are required, which reduces light loss and improves color purity.

According to HKC, the M10 Ultra uses 4,788 independently controlled dimming zones. Combined with separate control algorithms for red, green, and blue light, the panel forms a micro level light and color control matrix. This design significantly reduces halo effects that often appear on traditional Mini LED displays and allows the LCD panel to deliver deeper blacks closer to OLED. The attached comparison image highlights this difference, showing cleaner blacks and higher color performance than both standard Mini LED and OLED, while avoiding OLED burn in risk.

Color performance is a key focus. HKC claims 100 percent coverage of sRGB, DCI P3, Adobe RGB, and BT.2020. This exceeds typical Mini LED panels and matches professional grade display standards. The image data notes that RGB Mini LED can exceed 98 percent BT.2020 coverage, compared to around 85 percent for traditional Mini LED and about 90 percent for OLED.

Brightness and efficiency also improve. The M10 Ultra reaches 1,600 nits peak brightness and sustains 1,000 nits full screen. RGB Mini LED systems have shown over 20 percent lower power use compared with QD OLED and standard Mini LED solutions. The monitor uses a low reflection dark coating to reduce glare and prevent washed out images.

The panel measures 31.4 inches and supports 4K at 165Hz and 1080p at 330Hz with dual mode switching. It supports DIC 2.0 and FreeSync simultaneously. For creators, it offers 3D LUT calibration, Delta E below 1 across all color modes, and HDR PQ and HLG curves. Connectivity includes dual HDMI 2.1, full bandwidth DisplayPort 2.1, and a 98W Type C port, paired with an adjustable ergonomic stand.

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