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I wish Apple would use their clout to move up in size. I've been waiting for a nice 32" monitor or larger for a while at a reasonable price. Currently using a 4
by LocalPCGuy 5y ago
I wish Apple would use their clout to move up in size. I've been waiting for a nice 32" monitor or larger for a while at a reasonable price. Currently using a 4K 39" TV as a monitor (had to contort the settings to get the text readable, etc.) Probably has something to do with panel yields and profit, sadly (but understandably). That said (and acknowledged, I'm not generally an Apple person), I see very little reason to buy Apply monitors, from a price perspective I just don't see them as a value and see many extremely comparable monitors that work great with Apple computers.
- aldanor 5y agoI'd happily pay $3k-$4k if they simply glued two 27'' Studio displays together, effectively making it a 32:9 49'' ultrawide. Come on, Apple.
- ramses0 5y agoI've been very happy with this monitor for quite a while (probably 2017-ish): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MY142C0/ https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MY142C0/ ...although fair warning it does have occasional "flickering maroon blankouts" (1-2x...3-4x per day?). AFAIK they're basically two panels side-by-side so sometimes my right-side-one will "blip" for half a second. (search flicker in the reviews/questions). Find one you're happy with, and check the reviews! The difference between "monitor" and "TV" is massive w.r.t. latency.
- dantheman0207 5y agoAccording to the Amazon description they fixed the flickering issue with a firmware update.