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Imho the Apple Thunderbolt Display is still a great (and way much cheaper) alternative for those of us who can't care less about refresh rate or pixel density.
by Gualdrapo 5y ago
Imho the Apple Thunderbolt Display is still a great (and way much cheaper) alternative for those of us who can't care less about refresh rate or pixel density.
If this one had a bigger size (say, 32 inches) and a more 'squared' ratio, I'd consider it an upgrade.
- tksb 5y agoCouldn't agree more if I wanted to. I've long used the 30" Cinema displays as they were trivial to find used for pennies. I spent a week mulling over the Studio display as it's nearly what I'd been hoping for. Found a Thunderbolt display (+ 2018 Mac mini) for a couple hundred dollars locally. My only annoyance is that I can't use the MagSafe connector built into the display cable…
- Tepix 5y agoThe pixel density of a 4K+ monitor makes all the difference, however. Text is much nicer to read.
- turtlebits 5y agoThe thing is, a lot of people care about pixel density. That said, I'm not willing to pay $1600. Hopefully other manufacturers see the demand for 5k and produce cheaper (quality) alternatives.