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I decided to buy one, it's on my desk now. I had a work-provided Lenovo 32'' 4k (t32-20p or something), but never liked it much. The Lenovo works well over USB,
by muro 5y ago
I decided to buy one, it's on my desk now. I had a work-provided Lenovo 32'' 4k (t32-20p or something), but never liked it much. The Lenovo works well over USB, but image quality is much better on the apple.
Is it worth th money? Probably no, not really. However it has exactly the feature set I needed - I can get rid of a camera and my VC setup finally works well. External speakers + mic on camera always produced echo and people were complaining about how they couldn't understand what I'm saying.
So now, an overpriced monitor later, I think I have a setup I can live with for a long time. Th smaller monitor size does not bother me as much as I feared and leaves more space on my desk. I can free myself of headphones, which always annoyed me when wearing them for a long time.
And I have a nice high resolution display, where text looks better then on any other monitor I ever had.
- toomuchtodo 5y agoI wholeheartedly agree with your longevity sentiment. I have Apple Thunderbolt displays from 2014 I’m still using without any issue, even with M1 hardware (using an adapter). Looking forward to my studio display arriving!