Another benefit often overlooked is instant on from sleep. My old LG Ultra-wide would take a couple seconds to wake up and sync which sounds insignificant but instant on just adds another layer to its quality of life features.
hi there Norman - yeah, I almost take that as a given now, but you are spot on. The price will always be expensive, but all these small, fine points just make it worth it!
I quite love how i can just use my finger print to get started where i left everything at without having like 200watt running in the background(windows pc)
I was thinking of getting one from the refurbished store. Thanks for your take! Just a suggestion, the music (at least for me) is making your voice a bit harder to hear. Perhaps raise the vocal channel in the mix? Music volume was fine your voice just didn't punch through.
I do casual work and handle admin/policy tasks that involve lots of document writing. I can't stress enough how much I appreciate high-quality, sharp text. Honestly, I can't see many alternatives out there.
hi there - exactly...by the end of a long day, boy do your eyes thank you for using high-quality monitors. It's like an insurance policy for your sight!
In December of 2012 I bought a 27" iMac for CA$1940. I'm still using it today. Only thing I've changed is I added 8G of RAM. That was expensive at the time. Amortized over almost 12 years, not so much. I bought a Studio Display, and I expect to have it for at least 10 years. I expect it will still look good then too. As you say, I value my eye sight, and this is the best display I can afford. Worth it to me.
Hi Carl - yeah, it suddenly struck me that behind the glitz of the display, there is an honest health reason to buy it too. And as you say, I expect years and years of use out of it. 18 months in and it's as good as the day I bought it
I got one from Apple as a “refurb” at a discount. I love it. It is not only great to work on but I like that it is a charger for my M2 MBAir in a cradle behind it, a hub to connect my Samsung SSD Time Machine, excellent speakers and microphone. A lot less stuff needed on the desk along with wires etc.
I adore mine and in a flash I'd get a second or even a Pro display XDR for video work...but either way, the Studio Display is just staggeringly good and the points you made all valid!!
You said it didn't affect your eyesight. The first thing I would check to see is how much blue light the monitor puts out. I can adjust blue light on my monitors using Windows 11. "Constant exposure to blue light over time could damage retinal cells and cause vision problems such as age-related macular degeneration." U. of Ca (Davis)
Hello, beautiful Review, I have a question they will send me an Apple Studio Display very soon and the truth is I have not so modern equipment in terms of connectivity I have a Mac mini Late 2012 and a Mac Pro 2013 Trashcan and I don't know if a thunderbolt 3 to thunderbolt 2 converter can work for me I hope you can help me
hi there - great to hear from you and glad you enjoyed the video - I will be making another video about it soon. I don't know for certain as I don't have any products that old, but I imagine a converter would work well. Let me know - it's a tremendous display! You'll love it...
This looked like a very insightful review but I had to give up after 3 minutes because the 'music' was driving me nuts. You DO NOT NEED BACKGROUND WALLPAPER 'MUSIC' for a technical review. Be a real pro and take it off ! Everything else is top notch.
tell you what - give it another watch - I do believe there is good content in there and I will take it a lesson learned and dump the music bed on this kind of video in future. Fair trade? Thanks for the feedback - appreciated
hi Milo - thanks for clicking and watching and glad you enjoyed it. Yeah, I agree the beds should have been ducked a couple of Db more - annoying as I am a perfectionist!
I've been using a VESA-mount Studio Display for a week now and apart from the camera, I'm mightily impressed by the whole thing. I found the speakers to be excellent. I use an iPhone 13 Mini as a webcam. Compared to the LG 5k, the USB-C ports on the Studio Display are rated at up to 10 Gbps vs 5Gbps for the LG.
hi there Peter - I still adore this display - its one of the best investments I made. I wish I had opted for the VESA option, but other than that it's perfect for my needs. Do you use Continuity Camera with it? Belkin sell a mount for this display now I think. And yes, when I have used the speakers - damn they're good! The overall quality is so much better than the LG I totally agree.
@@DavidLewisTech Yes, I do use Continuity Camera, before macOS allowed that I used Iriun Webcam server app on the Mac and the iOS app on the phone/iPad. I'll be buying a Belkin adapter soon, currently I use a selfie stick/tripod combo unit.
Nice! I saw Tyler Stalman showed his continiuity camera on his latest video BTW. If you are about, I live stream on a Wednesday at 3.30pm BST...sounds like you have an awesome set up though!@@PeterEmery
The studio display is a big outlay in front but it will last for more than a decade as a main monitor for every day use without a single compromise. My HD monitor I bought 8 years ago was unusable after about 2 years and I just hung onto it as a third display. The 1 year old HP HD display was not kind on my eyes like the retina. Even a 4K can’t hit Retina display. A decent app like better display can help but it’s not the real thing. At my age my eyes are more valuable than anything else.
Exactly, Paul - it's as if we are singing from the same page! I have just posted an updated video about the display on the channel that may also interest you. Thanks for getting in touch 🤛🏻
Noted! I totally take it on board - if you watch my more recent videos you'll notice a much more deliberate, calm delivery. All part of finding my style and what you guys want. Thanks for the feedback and glad you enjoyed
Mannnnn I want to buy one but it’s should not be more than $999. They took the computer out of the iMac changed the design a litter and dropped the price by $200… I can see if the screen was upgraded and it had a great camera. Hoping to catch this used for under $1000 by the end of the year.
hi Anthony - it may be worth checking out the refurb store on Apple's sight. I am sure there will be some deals now as it is over a year old. But...all that said, it does represent great value simply because of how much I use it! You won't be disappointed!
@@DavidLewisTech I’m watching open box at Best Buy so far. See them get to $1200, and you can still get Apple care! Def looking forward to getting one!
You make a lot of sense....its like why do people buy a Bentley instead of a Kia !!!both get you from A to B ...but what a difference in the drive ......i want one (a Studio Display & a Bentley ) 😅😅😅
It's time to replace my 2015 27" 5K iMac as well-same as your original setup. Pretty sure the Mac Studio with the Studio display is the way to go. My needs are not as demanding as yours, but I'm growing into that and this investment will carry me for the next 4-5 years. Besides, if Apple does come up with a much better 27 inch monitor the resale value on this will hold well enough to upgrade. I appreciate the Studio Display videos that showcase real world usage after 6 months at least. All those original complaints when it first came out just don't mean much in the longer run.
hi ya - honestly, I can tell you from 12 months of real world usage, you won't regret making this investment! I am tempted by the Mac Studio so that I can leave the MBP in one place all the time. The Studio display honestly makes every day better for me. I have zero complaints
@@DavidLewisTech developers tend to dock their macbook pro like a mac studio but recently with the hype in AI , the apple silicon can't compete with a desktop with 5 year old graphic cards sadly, we are talking about 10min vs 20 seconds here for each ai generated image. I'm looking to keep my M1 Macbook Air for travelling / remote work , mac mini at home for the studio display & a beefy desktop with 128gb & a dedicated gpu , still trying to plan for a optimal setup
I replaced my 2015 5K iMac with the Mac Studio/Studio Display combo last year. It's awesome. Actually better than the 5K iMac in terms of performance and I'd even say the display is slightly better too. Once you go 5K, you can't go back.
well, there are rumours of a new display floating around...so your wish may yet come true! Thanks for taking time to comment and great to hear from you 🤛🏻
@@DavidLewisTech I do still enjoy mine for photo editing. Nice even lighting and perfect colour. I also love that it turns on instantly, unlike most other monitors that have to “warm up”.
"How many video-calls do you make each week" 15+ (I work in corporate banking) Most people are not RUclipsrs and not having to put my headphones in and out and mess with the webcam seems to be very attractive in this display.
good point and yes, it's very true what you say - doing this stuff puts a weird perspective on the real world. You'd be delighted if you wanted to use the display for video calls!
The “problem” with the Studio Display is that it is unnecessarily expensive, even for a Apple product. Before this you could easily reach a very good display and computer for not much more than the current asking price just for this monitor alone. A slimmed down version of this display be easily made available with not fancy speakers, processors and cameras or, even better, adding a SOC inside and launching it as the new 27” iMac.
basically your video proofs, we consumer tend to rationalize our purchases as time passes by. unless you argue you used the Studio Display next to other similar tier displays (e.g. BenQ, ProArt displays), I dont really see what you are arguing. maybe what you are arguing is that it took you 8 months to tell yourself you did an OK purchase. half the script of this video, sounds as provided by Apple marketing material.
The reason why people spec up and pay the extra money for Macs is because a fast Mac gives you something more valuable than purchasing a Studio Display - people spend more on a computer because it gives them time and time can be invaluable in some situations. I think having the mindset of it being a 8 - 10 year investment is a great way of looking at it, just like you said in your video. To be honest, I do think $1,600 for this monitor is too high. If Apple were to sell it for $1,200 I wouldn't have so much objection to it. The good think about this monitor is we can agree to disagree and while it's not for me, what matters most is it's great to hear that this monitor exceeds your expectations and you are happy with your purchase.
great input Dell - yeah it took me some time to re-evaluate what this monitor meant to me and I thought it was worth sharing. It is stupidly expensive but its the longevity of it and the improvement it makes to my day every day that counts most. Great to hear from you. D
@@DavidLewisTech Wow, thank you! I will try take care of it , humidify in Singapore is really high haha. That's the thing i love about apple, if you take care of it, it last really long. It also holds a certain value so depreciation is low
David Thanks for your very thoughtful review. Anyone can compare technical specs and say is good or bad then this or that. You focused in key aspects of the daily use and for how long one can enjoy. Correctly, is a working monitor not a game monitor. Good remarks about the camera and speakers but that’s is the part I would not fully agree with you. Even if the frequency of use may reduce the importance of have great sound, video and mic, In my opinion is part of what makes a good monitor great. Excellent remarks regarding the importance of your eyes health and how important size is versus better displays specs like the current ones on the 14 or 16 MacBook pro (we will need to sale organs to pay for that kind of spec in a 27”). Which you would bring up that probably the most important factor is that there is no “non apple option” that will match the seamless experience one have connecting any “Apple thing” on it. That’s makes even easier to justify the investment. Great review.
thank you so much firstly for watching and also for taking the time to comment - it's really appreciated. I am typing this reply whilst using the display and you what - it is probably the best quality-of-life product that I have bought in a very, very long time. I can almost feel another video coming on about it actually. I really feel that it improves my working day so much
Could be cause I'm a musician that the background musiclevel to me is (too) distracting? Thinking of buying a Studio Display, but I was hoping they would come with a new model. Any information you might have about that?
audio is my thing, so I take it pretty seriously. I was playing with music beds on this video, but have since dropped them for dry delivery. The only news I've heard about Apple displays is that a new Pro XDR 7K display may be on the way...but it will cost a fortune! All I can tell is that I have enjoyed working on this display every single day. I'd highly recommend it!
@@DavidLewisTech Aha okay. This was the first video from you I encountered, and I had to increase the volume comparing to other content. So just wanted to let you know. Thanks for the update, I guess it will be a good investment anyway. 👌
I am sorry, but a display that is not hardware calibrated and does not cover 100% aRGB is not worth 1500 bucks. the eye health claim is quite wild to make. I dont think you have a reason to lie, but what is that makes it so special if they are way sharper screens available? take the 32" 8k from Dell. and if the eye health issue is the DPI issue, they are other monitors that have the same or better DPI.
Which display is sharper than the Studio Display, that you can get for less than $1,500? The Dell 32” 8k display is $4 grand at only 400 nits, maximum brightness. These are wild claims.
@@MockeryManor do you want displays that only work with one brand of computers? buying this is like getting into a cult. good luck repurposing your studio display now that Apple M3 is basically following Intel TikTok path. the party is over and the fan boys are now rampants.
@@DanielRodriguez-fg5ll I want a display that works the best on a consistent basis…and holds its value. So the answer is no for a display better than a Studio for less than $1500. I thought so.
going from mircrosft to apple within the last year, I think this is perfectly price. Good build quality, works amazing with other MacBooks and most importantly it just works.
@@DavidLewisTech oh for sure. I’ve been using it with my M1 Max since January and I love it. Still trying to get used to doing split screen as it I’ll ant as seamless as dragging and dropping like on a Microsoft computer but I love it
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Another benefit often overlooked is instant on from sleep.
My old LG Ultra-wide would take a couple seconds to wake up and sync which sounds insignificant but instant on just adds another layer to its quality of life features.
hi there Norman - yeah, I almost take that as a given now, but you are spot on. The price will always be expensive, but all these small, fine points just make it worth it!
I quite love how i can just use my finger print to get started where i left everything at without having like 200watt running in the background(windows pc)
@@MrAtomUniverse another win!
bro the music is way too loud, I had to reply the video so I can try to catch what you're saying
I was thinking of getting one from the refurbished store. Thanks for your take! Just a suggestion, the music (at least for me) is making your voice a bit harder to hear. Perhaps raise the vocal channel in the mix? Music volume was fine your voice just didn't punch through.
getting one from the refurb store is a damned good shout! Thanks for the feedback on the ducking too 👍🏻
I do casual work and handle admin/policy tasks that involve lots of document writing. I can't stress enough how much I appreciate high-quality, sharp text. Honestly, I can't see many alternatives out there.
hi there - exactly...by the end of a long day, boy do your eyes thank you for using high-quality monitors. It's like an insurance policy for your sight!
In December of 2012 I bought a 27" iMac for CA$1940. I'm still using it today. Only thing I've changed is I added 8G of RAM. That was expensive at the time. Amortized over almost 12 years, not so much. I bought a Studio Display, and I expect to have it for at least 10 years. I expect it will still look good then too. As you say, I value my eye sight, and this is the best display I can afford. Worth it to me.
Hi Carl - yeah, it suddenly struck me that behind the glitz of the display, there is an honest health reason to buy it too. And as you say, I expect years and years of use out of it. 18 months in and it's as good as the day I bought it
How is it possible to use this monitor for vocal recording, because somebody told about the fans noise?
hi there - I'd say absolutely. I used to be a radio host from this studio and the Studio Display has never made a sound - it's been totally quiet
Love you and your videos 😊😅 I can’t wait! 😮
I got one from Apple as a “refurb” at a discount. I love it. It is not only great to work on but I like that it is a charger for my M2 MBAir in a cradle behind it, a hub to connect my Samsung SSD Time Machine, excellent speakers and microphone. A lot less stuff needed on the desk along with wires etc.
I adore mine and in a flash I'd get a second or even a Pro display XDR for video work...but either way, the Studio Display is just staggeringly good and the points you made all valid!!
You said it didn't affect your eyesight. The first thing I would check to see is how much blue light the monitor puts out. I can adjust blue light on my monitors using Windows 11. "Constant exposure to blue light over time could damage retinal cells and cause vision problems such as age-related macular degeneration." U. of Ca (Davis)
I try to make a habit of taking 20-minute breaks...
Hello, beautiful Review, I have a question they will send me an Apple Studio Display very soon and the truth is I have not so modern equipment in terms of connectivity I have a Mac mini Late 2012 and a Mac Pro 2013 Trashcan and I don't know if a thunderbolt 3 to thunderbolt 2 converter can work for me I hope you can help me
hi there - great to hear from you and glad you enjoyed the video - I will be making another video about it soon. I don't know for certain as I don't have any products that old, but I imagine a converter would work well. Let me know - it's a tremendous display! You'll love it...
@@DavidLewisTech Thank you for your prompt response, I'm anxious for that display to arrive and I hope that converter works for me, thank you
This looked like a very insightful review but I had to give up after 3 minutes because the 'music' was driving me nuts. You DO NOT NEED BACKGROUND WALLPAPER 'MUSIC' for a technical review. Be a real pro and take it off ! Everything else is top notch.
tell you what - give it another watch - I do believe there is good content in there and I will take it a lesson learned and dump the music bed on this kind of video in future. Fair trade? Thanks for the feedback - appreciated
@@DavidLewisTech Thanks. Yes, will do that. I'm sure the content will be as promising as the first few minutes. All the best.
@@delcanvideoproductions4895 thank you and lessons have been learned
The "music" is just noise and is distracting.
It may have been a little over cooked. If you watch my recent videos I’ve now gone for dry content. Lessons learned. Hope you enjoyed the video
Still very tempted by this display, this video is not helping my bank account health 😅
Tell you what, I’ll give you mine when I buy the Pro Display XDR….don’t hold your breath!
PS your quality of editing needs this monitor!
Good points! Background music is a touch loud. Hard to focus on what you’re saying
hi Milo - thanks for clicking and watching and glad you enjoyed it. Yeah, I agree the beds should have been ducked a couple of Db more - annoying as I am a perfectionist!
I've been using a VESA-mount Studio Display for a week now and apart from the camera, I'm mightily impressed by the whole thing. I found the speakers to be excellent. I use an iPhone 13 Mini as a webcam.
Compared to the LG 5k, the USB-C ports on the Studio Display are rated at up to 10 Gbps vs 5Gbps for the LG.
hi there Peter - I still adore this display - its one of the best investments I made. I wish I had opted for the VESA option, but other than that it's perfect for my needs.
Do you use Continuity Camera with it? Belkin sell a mount for this display now I think. And yes, when I have used the speakers - damn they're good! The overall quality is so much better than the LG I totally agree.
@@DavidLewisTech Yes, I do use Continuity Camera, before macOS allowed that I used Iriun Webcam server app on the Mac and the iOS app on the phone/iPad. I'll be buying a Belkin adapter soon, currently I use a selfie stick/tripod combo unit.
Nice! I saw Tyler Stalman showed his continiuity camera on his latest video BTW. If you are about, I live stream on a Wednesday at 3.30pm BST...sounds like you have an awesome set up though!@@PeterEmery
The studio display is a big outlay in front but it will last for more than a decade as a main monitor for every day use without a single compromise. My HD monitor I bought 8 years ago was unusable after about 2 years and I just hung onto it as a third display. The 1 year old HP HD display was not kind on my eyes like the retina. Even a 4K can’t hit Retina display. A decent app like better display can help but it’s not the real thing. At my age my eyes are more valuable than anything else.
Exactly, Paul - it's as if we are singing from the same page! I have just posted an updated video about the display on the channel that may also interest you. Thanks for getting in touch 🤛🏻
Love the review! But the sound effect with the pop up text is too loud, overlapping your own voice 🤔
Noted! I totally take it on board - if you watch my more recent videos you'll notice a much more deliberate, calm delivery. All part of finding my style and what you guys want. Thanks for the feedback and glad you enjoyed
Mannnnn I want to buy one but it’s should not be more than $999. They took the computer out of the iMac changed the design a litter and dropped the price by $200… I can see if the screen was upgraded and it had a great camera. Hoping to catch this used for under $1000 by the end of the year.
hi Anthony - it may be worth checking out the refurb store on Apple's sight. I am sure there will be some deals now as it is over a year old. But...all that said, it does represent great value simply because of how much I use it! You won't be disappointed!
@@DavidLewisTech I’m watching open box at Best Buy so far. See them get to $1200, and you can still get Apple care! Def looking forward to getting one!
Thanks for the great info about the display. Everything was great, but I had to replay some parts because the music was just too loud and distracting.
thank you - I've had a couple of mentions about that and it won't happen again. Hope the info helped though
@@DavidLewisTech David...thanks for the response. I'm looking forward to seeing many more of your videos.
@@thepurpleufo cool. Next one will be about Beats Studio Buds +👍🏻👊🏻
You make a lot of sense....its like why do people buy a Bentley instead of a Kia !!!both get you from A to B ...but what a difference in the drive ......i want one (a Studio Display & a Bentley ) 😅😅😅
and I promise you John - you'll not regret it for a moment!! I love mine to bits and wouldn't be without it!
...now about that Bentley...
It's time to replace my 2015 27" 5K iMac as well-same as your original setup. Pretty sure the Mac Studio with the Studio display is the way to go. My needs are not as demanding as yours, but I'm growing into that and this investment will carry me for the next 4-5 years. Besides, if Apple does come up with a much better 27 inch monitor the resale value on this will hold well enough to upgrade. I appreciate the Studio Display videos that showcase real world usage after 6 months at least. All those original complaints when it first came out just don't mean much in the longer run.
hi ya - honestly, I can tell you from 12 months of real world usage, you won't regret making this investment! I am tempted by the Mac Studio so that I can leave the MBP in one place all the time. The Studio display honestly makes every day better for me. I have zero complaints
@@DavidLewisTech developers tend to dock their macbook pro like a mac studio but recently with the hype in AI , the apple silicon can't compete with a desktop with 5 year old graphic cards sadly, we are talking about 10min vs 20 seconds here for each ai generated image.
I'm looking to keep my M1 Macbook Air for travelling / remote work , mac mini at home for the studio display & a beefy desktop with 128gb & a dedicated gpu , still trying to plan for a optimal setup
@@MrAtomUniverse almost a Mac for every occasion...loving your set-ups!
I replaced my 2015 5K iMac with the Mac Studio/Studio Display combo last year. It's awesome. Actually better than the 5K iMac in terms of performance and I'd even say the display is slightly better too. Once you go 5K, you can't go back.
@@BookClubDisaster totally, totally agree....those that moan havn't tried I reckon...
I just wish it was HDR.
well, there are rumours of a new display floating around...so your wish may yet come true! Thanks for taking time to comment and great to hear from you 🤛🏻
@@DavidLewisTech I do still enjoy mine for photo editing. Nice even lighting and perfect colour. I also love that it turns on instantly, unlike most other monitors that have to “warm up”.
it's the best Apple purchase I have made in 2 years I reckon. A great investment and yeah, the colour reproduction is fantastic.
agreed I'd like a New Apple Display without the cost of the speakers.. I'll Never Use!!!
yup - exactly! I've never used 'em yet!
"How many video-calls do you make each week"
15+ (I work in corporate banking)
Most people are not RUclipsrs and not having to put my headphones in and out and mess with the webcam seems to be very attractive in this display.
good point and yes, it's very true what you say - doing this stuff puts a weird perspective on the real world. You'd be delighted if you wanted to use the display for video calls!
The “problem” with the Studio Display is that it is unnecessarily expensive, even for a Apple product. Before this you could easily reach a very good display and computer for not much more than the current asking price just for this monitor alone. A slimmed down version of this display be easily made available with not fancy speakers, processors and cameras or, even better, adding a SOC inside and launching it as the new 27” iMac.
hi ya - if they could save a few quid and lose the speakers and camera -- there would be no complaints from me....!
@@DavidLewisTechsomeone made a diy with the same panel
yeah - I saw!@@richardshipe4576
@@DavidLewisTech could be a cool RUclips video if you pursue it, just saying :)
basically your video proofs, we consumer tend to rationalize our purchases as time passes by. unless you argue you used the Studio Display next to other similar tier displays (e.g. BenQ, ProArt displays), I dont really see what you are arguing. maybe what you are arguing is that it took you 8 months to tell yourself you did an OK purchase. half the script of this video, sounds as provided by Apple marketing material.
The reason why people spec up and pay the extra money for Macs is because a fast Mac gives you something more valuable than purchasing a Studio Display - people spend more on a computer because it gives them time and time can be invaluable in some situations. I think having the mindset of it being a 8 - 10 year investment is a great way of looking at it, just like you said in your video. To be honest, I do think $1,600 for this monitor is too high. If Apple were to sell it for $1,200 I wouldn't have so much objection to it. The good think about this monitor is we can agree to disagree and while it's not for me, what matters most is it's great to hear that this monitor exceeds your expectations and you are happy with your purchase.
great input Dell - yeah it took me some time to re-evaluate what this monitor meant to me and I thought it was worth sharing. It is stupidly expensive but its the longevity of it and the improvement it makes to my day every day that counts most. Great to hear from you. D
I'm not sure if the monitor can last for 8-10 years, i hope it does to be honest
@@MrAtomUniverse well my 27" iMac has lasted 7 years...so I am holding out hope....
@@DavidLewisTech Wow, thank you! I will try take care of it , humidify in Singapore is really high haha. That's the thing i love about apple, if you take care of it, it last really long. It also holds a certain value so depreciation is low
@@MrAtomUniverse I'll be heading to the new Apple store in London this weeken - I'll be making a short about it....!!
Cheaper DIY 5K monitor with more features: ruclips.net/video/TRxAxbHYZPc/видео.html
I don't believe you'll be using this panel a decade from now. Something better will come along.
even if it does, which it probably will, I will still have this in my set-up somewhere
David
Thanks for your very thoughtful review.
Anyone can compare technical specs and say is good or bad then this or that.
You focused in key aspects of the daily use and for how long one can enjoy.
Correctly, is a working monitor not a game monitor.
Good remarks about the camera and speakers but that’s is the part I would not fully agree with you. Even if the frequency of use may reduce the importance of have great sound, video and mic, In my opinion is part of what makes a good monitor great.
Excellent remarks regarding the importance of your eyes health and how important size is versus better displays specs like the current ones on the 14 or 16 MacBook pro (we will need to sale organs to pay for that kind of spec in a 27”).
Which you would bring up that probably the most important factor is that there is no “non apple option” that will match the seamless experience one have connecting any “Apple thing” on it. That’s makes even easier to justify the investment.
Great review.
thank you so much firstly for watching and also for taking the time to comment - it's really appreciated. I am typing this reply whilst using the display and you what - it is probably the best quality-of-life product that I have bought in a very, very long time. I can almost feel another video coming on about it actually. I really feel that it improves my working day so much
the music is so distracting.
Won’t happen again. Watch my more recent videos
Now a video on UNREAL truth please
Next time also spend some time on audio? 😉
Noted!
Could be cause I'm a musician that the background musiclevel to me is (too) distracting? Thinking of buying a Studio Display, but I was hoping they would come with a new model. Any information you might have about that?
audio is my thing, so I take it pretty seriously. I was playing with music beds on this video, but have since dropped them for dry delivery.
The only news I've heard about Apple displays is that a new Pro XDR 7K display may be on the way...but it will cost a fortune! All I can tell is that I have enjoyed working on this display every single day. I'd highly recommend it!
@@DavidLewisTech Aha okay. This was the first video from you I encountered, and I had to increase the volume comparing to other content. So just wanted to let you know.
Thanks for the update, I guess it will be a good investment anyway. 👌
I am sorry, but a display that is not hardware calibrated and does not cover 100% aRGB is not worth 1500 bucks. the eye health claim is quite wild to make. I dont think you have a reason to lie, but what is that makes it so special if they are way sharper screens available? take the 32" 8k from Dell. and if the eye health issue is the DPI issue, they are other monitors that have the same or better DPI.
Which display is sharper than the Studio Display, that you can get for less than $1,500? The Dell 32” 8k display is $4 grand at only 400 nits, maximum brightness. These are wild claims.
@@MockeryManor do you want displays that only work with one brand of computers? buying this is like getting into a cult. good luck repurposing your studio display now that Apple M3 is basically following Intel TikTok path. the party is over and the fan boys are now rampants.
@@DanielRodriguez-fg5ll I want a display that works the best on a consistent basis…and holds its value. So the answer is no for a display better than a Studio for less than $1500. I thought so.
going from mircrosft to apple within the last year, I think this is perfectly price. Good build quality, works amazing with other MacBooks and most importantly it just works.
It’s an amazing monitor you’ll be pleased with it every day you use it!!
@@DavidLewisTech oh for sure. I’ve been using it with my M1 Max since January and I love it. Still trying to get used to doing split screen as it I’ll ant as seamless as dragging and dropping like on a Microsoft computer but I love it