Pretty print element types of `QuantityArray`

So far `QuantityArray` shows this kind of output

>julia> ar = QuantityArray(rand(3), u"m/s")
3-element QuantityArray(::Vector{Float64}, ::Quantity{Float64, Dimensions{DynamicQuantities.FixedRational{Int32, 25200}}}):
0.2729202669351497 m s⁻¹
0.992546340360901 m s⁻¹
0.16863543422972482 m s⁻¹

So obviously it is possible to print the unit string from the dimension.
As far as I understand the design of `QuantityArrays` it is not possible to concatenate two arrays of different dimensions, meaning that the unit is shared among all array values.
With that in mind, does it make sense to print the unit of each element of the array given that it is shared by all elements, and takes quite a bit of space for matrices such as
> julia> A = hcat(QuantityArray(randn(32,5) .* 1u"km/s"),QuantityArray(rand(32,2) .* 1u"m/s")
)
32×7 QuantityArray(::Matrix{Float64}, ::Quantity{Float64, Dimensions{DynamicQuantities.FixedRational{Int32, 25200}}}):
386.672 m s⁻¹ -81.0539 m s⁻¹ 424.889 m s⁻¹ -39.8638 m s⁻¹ -504.45 m s⁻¹ 0.0555176 m s⁻¹ 0.245589 m s⁻¹
-381.83 m s⁻¹ -2759.87 m s⁻¹ 647.776 m s⁻¹ -298.789 m s⁻¹ -1403.23 m s⁻¹ 0.2663 m s⁻¹ 0.198563 m s⁻¹
940.253 m s⁻¹ -600.701 m s⁻¹ -1039.45 m s⁻¹ -1567.83 m s⁻¹ -9.59547 m s⁻¹ 0.660183 m s⁻¹ 0.459871 m s⁻¹
344.404 m s⁻¹ 241.106 m s⁻¹ 150.618 m s⁻¹ -1498.66 m s⁻¹ -1043.98 m s⁻¹ 0.975485 m s⁻¹ 0.117091 m s⁻¹
-2350.84 m s⁻¹ -1049.62 m s⁻¹ 517.911 m s⁻¹ 727.556 m s⁻¹ -1440.38 m s⁻¹ 0.762756 m s⁻¹ 0.0765941 m s⁻¹
1444.87 m s⁻¹ -264.519 m s⁻¹ -1044.43 m s⁻¹ 608.438 m s⁻¹ -1093.79 m s⁻¹ 0.484282 m s⁻¹ 0.274533 m s⁻¹
778.131 m s⁻¹ 625.476 m s⁻¹ 331.268 m s⁻¹ -438.879 m s⁻¹ 393.874 m s⁻¹ 0.305781 m s⁻¹ 0.165897 m s⁻¹
269.81 m s⁻¹ 436.029 m s⁻¹ -2178.13 m s⁻¹ -972.365 m s⁻¹ 34.1768 m s⁻¹ 0.370966 m s⁻¹ 0.0336445 m s⁻¹
-454.505 m s⁻¹ -1477.05 m s⁻¹ 1048.72 m s⁻¹ 842.635 m s⁻¹ -970.589 m s⁻¹ 0.142977 m s⁻¹ 0.459108 m s⁻¹
580.788 m s⁻¹ -2201.46 m s⁻¹ -1862.64 m s⁻¹ -885.331 m s⁻¹ -658.453 m s⁻¹ 0.357363 m s⁻¹ 0.282407 m s⁻¹
-1192.77 m s⁻¹ 1020.91 m s⁻¹ 334.605 m s⁻¹ -892.718 m s⁻¹ 213.223 m s⁻¹ 0.805413 m s⁻¹ 0.439469 m s⁻¹
307.255 m s⁻¹ -1208.88 m s⁻¹ -1137.83 m s⁻¹ 787.486 m s⁻¹ 1893.14 m s⁻¹ 0.249205 m s⁻¹ 0.393297 m s⁻¹
2256.44 m s⁻¹ -380.859 m s⁻¹ -601.359 m s⁻¹ 1517.48 m s⁻¹ -1265.31 m s⁻¹ 0.388709 m s⁻¹ 0.303767 m s⁻¹
-282.792 m s⁻¹ 10.4678 m s⁻¹ 388.6 m s⁻¹ 520.606 m s⁻¹ 1000.6 m s⁻¹ 0.747662 m s⁻¹ 0.565991 m s⁻¹
-42.5849 m s⁻¹ 2128.23 m s⁻¹ 3.97641 m s⁻¹ -740.586 m s⁻¹ -721.475 m s⁻¹ 0.964792 m s⁻¹ 0.740287 m s⁻¹

Wouldn't it make more sense to show the unit in the type with something like
> 32×7 QuantityArray(::Matrix{Float64}, ::Quantity{Float64, Dimensions{m s-1)):