Neither. It came out in 2014, with some revisions since. 8 years later, there's just not much else out there in 5K-land. The products basically don't exist.

Neither. It came out in 2014, with some revisions since. 8 years later, there's just not much else out there in 5K-land. The products basically don't exist. I can get some rather fantastic 1440p displays -- HDR, 165Hz, DCI-P3 color gamut, and excellent color reproduction (especially when calibrated) for as cheap as $260 on sale. Best thing imaginable? No, but amazing for the price, and objectively better in every measure than the 1440p displays that were $1000+ in 2010. I'd pay $2000 -- perhaps even $2500 -- each (and I'd buy THREE), for a 5K display that met my requirements. -- ----- Hardware Unboxed recently made a video complaining that the display market is too heavily driven by gamers wanting a specific, narrow feature set for a rock bottom price. Display makers have delivered that. However they don't really make much of anything else as a result. It's a nasty, difficult, low-margin business where almost no one is making money, hence why it's huge volumes of largely the same thing with no major shifts forward.