Studio Display

man the studio display xdr is probably one of apple's best worst products. on one hand, it's an awesome display with a high resolution and great color accuracy. on the other hand, it's pretty buggy (atleast from what i've seen, i don't actually own one). so buggy that updating it might brick it, lik

It’s not great. The rumour is that we’ll get a studio displayed 2 this year which is kind of corroborated by both Samsung and LG announcing 5K 27 inch panels this year presumably Apple might have pitted them against each other to make a panel so we’ll see which one they’ve put in the next studio dis

It’s an IPS mini LED. OLED does not have that pixel density which is one of the big things you need to get that MacBook vibe. OLED also doesn’t have the brightness right now. Unless you’re willing to compromise on resolution, which I really don’t think you should, if you work with text a lot, I thin

I have never had a better monitor experience than my 5K iMac. After eleven years with it, the iMac was slowing down and I was seeing display ghosting with anything bright white (like the menu bar). Since OCLP only took it so far, I replaced it with the studio and 4K LG. I held out hope that the new

I started with a 55", 4k TV via HDMI on my studio ultra. It worked fine; but eventually I succumbed to the buzz about Apple's studio display and bought one. I lived with it for about a week. I really didn't like the loss of detail... MacOS drives the studio display in divide-by-2 horizontally and ve

Yeah, but all of us are talking about next generation studio displays. The current studio display is certainly horribly dated by now but the primary discussion most of us have been having is about the next generation version. Also mini LED is not somewhat improved back lighting. Like you mentioned y

I know, the Studio Display with its 5K panel would've been my choice it they weren't so damn expensive. Guess I'll buy them when Apple launches a new model and Studio Displays can be found out there for the cheap.

I agree. And, as someone who games a lot, I do not want Apple trying to make a display that can do everything. Modern games already struggle to run at 4K resolutions even with an RTX 5090 ($2,000 GPU). And most gamers are usually running with an RTX 5060 or 5070 Ti at most. A 5K monitor is entirely

Was using the exact same setup with studio displays because as an apple fan boy for 20 years I was groomed into thinking I needed 5K. On a whim picked up a 42 inch LG C4, mounted it to my wall and it's actually comical how bad the Studio display is side-by-side. I stayed away from the C3 years ago b

The Apple Studio Display can accept DisplayPort over USBC, but with caveats. The USBC ports drop to USB 2.0 speeds (480Mbps instead of 5Gbps, or maybe they are 10Gbps I can't remember). Also, I swear I remember reading something that getting to the full 5K is often tricky and a lot of PCs will simpl