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Had the opposite experience. My 6k monitor kicked the butt of the spatial computing screen. My Macbook was easier to use. I could use my phone laying on the s
by frozenport 3y ago
Had the opposite experience.
My 6k monitor kicked the butt of the spatial computing screen. My Macbook was easier to use. I could use my phone laying on the side.
There were ultimately a lot better, less blurry display options.
- mangosteenjuice 3y agoWhich 6k monitor do you have? I'm looking to get one.
- frozenport 3y agoDell UltraSharp 32 6K Monitor - U3224KB is pretty good. The same as the `Pro Display XDR` but with more ports, and half the cost.
- jwells89 3y agoHave the kinks with the U3224KB been worked out? I had one for a while but ended up returning it and replacing it with a Studio Display due to a bunch of papercuts (blog post with details in my profile, if interested) mostly concerning its functionality with macOS (though there were a couple of issues with the monitor itself too, mainly the AG coating).
- frozenport 3y agoWell I’ve been using it with Mac os
- radicality 3y agoI don’t think I would call it “the same” as the Pro Display XDR, pretty sure it’s not the same panel? I have the XDR and got it as I live in an apartment which gets a ton of natural sunlight and the XDR goes to 1000 nits sustained brightness (1600 peak for hdr). The specs of the Dell panel indicate max brightness of 450 nits, so not at all comparable.
- joshstrange 3y agoSame here, 3 2K screens were better than it. Also, re: using your phone, that was a huge issue for me. I would get notifications for things I couldn't do on the AVP (at least not well, worst of all was text input) or just notifications only on my phone that I wanted to read but couldn't though the AVP passthrough. I hope they do an on-demand "Mac Virtual Display" for your phone in a future version so it looks clear.