Sam's Club has for its
Members: 27" Apple Studio 5K Retina Display (Tilt Stand, Nano-Texure Glass, MYJK3LL/A, 2022 Version) on sale for
$1064.91.
Shipping is free for Plus Members, otherwise shipping varies by location.
- Note: Prices may vary in club and online.
Thanks to Community Member
VishalV9046 for sharing this deal.
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
- Six-speaker sound system with Spatial Audio
- 96W of power delivery to charge your Mac notebook
- Nano-texture glass
- Ports:
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You're like a office worker not knowing why people pay $$$ for a 320hz monitor when a 60hz works fine.
esports, color correction, programming, livestreaming, sim racing, bright rooms, offices, zoom calls, etc.. So many different needs all require slightly different specs and model types.
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You're like a office worker not knowing why people pay $$$ for a 320hz monitor when a 60hz works fine.
esports, color correction, programming, livestreaming, sim racing, bright rooms, offices, zoom calls, etc.. So many different needs all require slightly different specs and model types.
You had me laughing at programming and livestreaming -- I know people who do both on genuinely ancient hardware, and you'd never know. It doesn't take much. Programming -- so no one ever coded a single line before a 5K monitor hit the market? Comon.
Zoom calls? Really? I need a nearly $2k msrp monitor for low-fidelity video chats? Offices? You just lambasted me for being an office worker, yet you literally give that as a use case for this monitor. So...which is it?
It's a fancy, very nice monitor that does some stuff really well. But if you're not doing pixel-perfect color grading for photo/video, the benefits of this panel will be lost to you. That isn't meant to sound mean, but just really honest.
It's more panel than most people need, and if you don't already have one (or are shopping for one), you probably don't need it. And you probably can find something for much cheaper that's "just as useful". Even at $1k, it's still a very pricey option.
Apple did us a solid making something in this space so inexpensive when it first came out. Thankfully now other companies are starting to consider the +200ppi glossy, color, high-nits space (like the Asus Pro Art 6k 32")
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