Costco Wholesale has for their
Members: Apple Studio Display Monitor: 5120x2880, 600 Nits, 96W Power Delivery (MK0U3LL/A, Standard Glass, Tilt-Adjustable Stand) on sale for
$1299.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
zkmusa for finding this deal.
Note: You need to be an active Costco Member and signed in to your account to purchase at sale price, otherwise non-members may purchase but are subject to a 5% surcharge.
Specs:
- Resolution: 5120x2880
- 600 Nits of brightness
- 12MP Ultra Wide camera with Center Stage for more engaging video calls
- Studio-quality three-mic array for crystal-clear calls and voice recordings
- 96W of power delivery to charge your Mac notebook
- Ports:
- 1x Thunderbolt 3 ports
- 3x USB-C ports
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But yes, it costs a penny.
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EDIT: It does not, so no need for Apple Care, can return any time.
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The best setup is a Mac Studio + Studio Display, or Mac Mini M2 + Studio Display. The entire point of your comment should be directing people away from macbooks (laptops) and imacs (all-in-ones).
Yes, then you have the option of going with an Apple monitor, or one of the LG UltraFines, or some other monitor of your choice, but hating on the studio display ain't it, man.
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This monitor is really aimed at the Mac Studio user who doesn't have the $ for the XDR monitor but does want native 5K resolution of the Studio. This is a pro-sumer, entry-level "pro" monitor. Plenty of great less expensive 4K consumer monitors.
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I love a ton of Apple products but this is seriously overpriced.
Hey, if 5K is not what you want/need for your use case, this is absolutely not the monitor you want to buy. My 5K iMac screen looks amazing for my use case (I love the super sharp photos and text), but I have little use for a 144Hz gaming monitor with perfect text size (if not sharpness).
And it's only overpriced when another comparable monitor is available for less. Hopefully the new 5K and 6K Samsung and Dell monitors will put some more downward pressure on this price, but they're not available yet.
1. This is not for the average consumer. Some of the early ones, sure, but not the latest ones.
2. The color rendering, for those who need it, is way more important than refresh rates.
3. Why people still discuss "gaming monitors" for macs is beyond me. A true PC gamer isn't buying a mac.
4. Is this monitor overpriced? Maybe. I think a Range Rover is overpriced but i'm not in the market for one nor am I their target audience. Temper expectations accordingly. Personally, I went with a couple Dell 27" 4k monitors and they're fine for me. But i'm not going to shun someone if they choose this.
5. While I may be speculating, anytime apple devices start going on promotions/deals that's usually an indication that something new is coming out. they've discussed miniLED, promotion, etc., in their next iteration. I feel like that's coming sooner than later but don't expect the prices to get better.
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I'm at 32" 120hz 4k for my Mac usage, specifically sacrificing more pixels because the smoothness of 120hz+ is just something you can't go back from.
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