Studio Display XDR

Generally, my experience using the old studio display on Mac just wasn’t ideal. I also really don’t recommend these Apple monitors as gaming monitors because the studio display xdr but also the original studio display and new version of the bass studio display seemingly do no overdrive so everything

Not sure what you mean "how well does it integrate with a Mac"? - It doesn't have speakers or a webcam, so those aren't issues.- It works well with Better Display or MonitorControl, so Brightness levels can be keyboard controlled.- It is a 6k, 32" monitor, so it has perfect retina scaling.- It conne

We have one on the way, but that’s for my dad because I’m also a gamer while also using an app so for me I’m waiting for the LG version which is probably going to be much cheaper a bit less bright from what we’ve heard so far peeking out at 1250 nits. It seems to be doing some kind of nifty on board

UPDATE: I brought my Dell Latitude 3520 work laptop into the Apple Store and plugged it into the SD XDR using the Thunderbolt 5 cable and could not get it above 1080p 60hz. It showed “Wired Display” in settings and I wasn’t able to control brightness (not surprised). But it looked beautiful even at

I’ve engaged Apple about it but lots of posts about this with 2 Studio Display XDRs. They should be able to both run at 60 at a minimum and having 2 only lights up on an m4 pro. I have 2 machines and swap between an m4 pro for work and an m4 max for personal use and the max is perfect on all cases.

I just picked up one of these for ~£1800 brand new after balking at the price tag of the Apple Studio Display XDR (I did buy one to try and it was bloody excellent but the price and lack of input options made me cry so had to return it). I had an issue with the calibration software not seeing my mon

Late to the party but had the same wish. I bought a high end miniLED IPS screen with 1152 local dimming zones. It still can't match the macbook pros screen. Maybe the problem is that my desktop PC was on windows, which is notably bad when it comes to HDR. So I stuck using SDR. When using SDR local d

Well I’m semi going to be testing this in a couple of days. I have an m4 pro for work, an m4 max for other projects at home. I just ordered 2 XDRs hoping that on the m4 pro I can run 120 on the main display and 60 on the other or just keep both at 60 for work. I have read another post where someone

Most higher-end gaming displays can get close enough for prosumer or freelance work if you have a colorimeter. If you need color accuracy in HDR (ex, Resolve, Lightroom, etc) it can be a bigger issue since there's not a good way to generate HDR MHC2 calibration profiles for Windows, and a lot of mon

Yeah, plus the better PQ the Apple will have, I mean watching video of the Kuycon next to the old 32” Pro Display XDR and the Pro Display clearly has better PQ. Plus I was looking at Kef speakers and stands which as I am in the UK cost around £1300, add that to the roughly £1300 Kuycon monitor price