Costco Wholesale has
27" Apple 5K Retina Studio Display w/ Standard Glass + Tilt-Adjustable Stand (MK0U3LL/A) for
$1,499.99 valid for Costco Members only.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
v0rtex99 for posting this deal.
Key Features:
- Immersive 27-inch 5K Retina display with 600 nits of brightness, support for one billion colors, and P3 wide color
- 12MP Ultra Wide camera with Center Stage for more engaging video calls
- Studio-quality three-mic array for crystal-clear calls and voice recordings
- Six-speaker sound system with Spatial Audio
- One Thunderbolt 3 port, three USB-C ports
- 1-Year Manufacturer's Limited Warranty; Costco extends the Manufacturer's Warranty to two years from date of purchase
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Or when you wrote "much better features", were you referring to features like refresh rate? The Studio Display is for professionals, not gamers, and professionals care much more about resolution and PPI than refresh rate.
Regarding features -- height adjustment is a very obvious feature that is missing here. Lots of monitors that cost > $500 have a better stand than this, and honestly the stand on a Dell U2415H, a 24'' 1200p Dell monitor that cost me $200 a few years ago, is even much more versatile. I don't understand why your comment focuses on refresh rate -- did anyone ask for that?
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Or when you wrote "much better features", were you referring to features like refresh rate? The Studio Display is for professionals, not gamers, and professionals care much more about resolution and PPI than refresh rate.
Or when you wrote "much better features", were you referring to features like refresh rate? The Studio Display is for professionals, not gamers, and professionals care much more about resolution and PPI than refresh rate.
Regarding features -- height adjustment is a very obvious feature that is missing here. Lots of monitors that cost > $500 have a better stand than this, and honestly the stand on a Dell U2415H, a 24'' 1200p Dell monitor that cost me $200 a few years ago, is even much more versatile. I don't understand why your comment focuses on refresh rate -- did anyone ask for that?
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TL;DR its not a special monitor but they did put together a few things that others haven't. If you really want those things, then this is your monitor. But if you don't need the special combo then there's way cheaper options. Its a good balanced video, worth a watch before spending $1500.
TL;DR its not a special monitor but they did put together a few things that others haven't. If you really want those things, then this is your monitor. But if you don't need the special combo then there's way cheaper options. Its a good balanced video, worth a watch before spending $1500.
That said, for Mac users who need a true 2x up scaling in a display, and want the best build quality available with the best resale value in the future, this is the only option on the market. Thus, Apple can charge what they want, as they so often do.
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Other great 4K monitors I considered are the Asus ProArt Display PA329CV / PA279CV but heard of quality issues, the HP Z27xs G3 DreamColor but it's always out of stock and rare to find any reviews, and of course BenQ but they begin to charge too much for being a monitor for creatives.
I'm on PC so want HDMI, DisplayPort and USB-C Connections otherwise for Apple users with the cash, it's a great monitor. At 600 brightness nits and true 10-bit - anyone find a monitor that has just these two specs for less than Apple's price, please step forward...
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