Review on Apple 32 Inch Pro Display Retina 60 with USB Hub, Ultrawide Screen, Adaptive Sync, and Height Adjustment by Brandon Traphagan

Apart from the price, this monitor is very convincing. I've looked at both standard glass and nano-texture, and standard glass is *much* sharper for text and everyday use. With nanotexture, text looks a bit blurry and white backgrounds look slightly grainy, so I think that would be a no-no - don't use nanotexture unless you really care about reflections! The standard glass is clear and pristine, just like the screen of a Macbook Pro or iPhone. I am using this monitor with a 2019 MacBook Pro running Windows via Bootcamp. Concerned about adjusting brightness in Windows, but actually Bootcamp offers a slider for display brightness. If you enable HDR, you need to adjust this via Windows HD Color Settings -> HDR/SDR Brightness Balance. HDR YouTube videos look incredible as you can see sunlight, reflections and colors as vivid as ever on a regular monitor. The monitor comes with a soft, high-quality Power + Thunderbolt cable that charges your MacBook Pro while you use it, which is a nice touch.