27US500-W

Well, first, there is no such thing as a "Macintosh monitor" anymore. For many years now Macs have used the same monitors as other personal computers. You may need an inexpensive adapter cable, depending on which Mac model you have and what sort of inputs the monitor you are looking at has., but the

The sweet spot for monitors right now is 27-inches. This 4K IPS monitor from a lesser known manufacturer is a great value. My clients have been wildly happy with it: YEYIAN ODRAZ 27” IPS Panel HDR 4K UHD Slim Bezel PC Gaming Monitor 3840x2160, 1 Billion Colors, Low Blue, 300cd/m2, 1000:1, 60Hz, 5ms,

HDMI 2.1 (i.e. with FRL signalling) is completely unusable for me on the GP27U - none of the firmware fixed it, and in the end I had to use an EDID override to disable FRL and force TMDS, but that means you're limited to HDMI 2.0 resolutions/refresh. Since switching to DisplayPort, on firmware 1.4.5

Hear you. What about mid range monitors (4K 27”): Dell S2721QS, MSI Pro MP273U, LG 27US500-W → great if you like macOS scaling; sometimes dipping near $250–$300) and m4 mac minis? Might be able to reuse many keyboards/mice and still have a chunk of change for a very nice big screen and an apple tv f