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

Update: Much better with standard glass. Some smoldering and viewing angle blocking remain, but it's ok, the reflection isn't bad by the standard. Photos at 50% and 100% brightness, from 3 different angles to show the darkening. If I move my head 10 inches left and right, 2/3 of the screen is definitely brighter, which follows my head when I'm looking straight at you, but again, I'm fine with everything else. Used 2 Nanotexture xdrs for a week. UI/graphics developer. Chic fit, but exchanged for

I bit the bullet and bought this because it has the best single monitor resolution available and I have a 2019 Mac Pro that I make music with to use it. I strongly prefer a single monitor setup as the second monitor is distracting and less ergonomic. The huge screen for my DAW is great, colors and blacks are vibrant without the ugly glow of an IPS panel. I used an inexpensive monitor mount which was perfect and had no heat issues. The monitor arm creates space for external audio devices. I was…

This monitor is a game changer compared to its competitors in the industry. Monitors like these can cost upwards of $10,000 in the professional industry. However, this monitor is not for the average person. I tested it at my work and it is very impressive. If you're reading this post and find the starting price ridiculous, then this monitor wasn't designed for you. Apple is targeting the professional industry, and my review - along with a wealth of tech reviews online - bears this out. Please…

Disclaimer: I had to sell my wife and kids in a van to a foreigner with sweaty hands to afford it. BUT. It was worth it. I paid 5,000 for the screen and when I realized it didn't even come with a stand I used the remaining money from a previous deal to hire someone to hold the screen for me while I use it! Without a doubt, this is the best purchase I've made. Apparently there are more pixels on this screen than stars in the universe. It's pretty cool if you ask me. All my neighbors want to see…

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…

What a great display, but lacks that finishing touch in terms of error correction and quality. I like the color, the glass finish and the transparency. However, there are some issues with the display. I couldn't get the darker color bar to go away at the top of the display unless I was running DCI 4K/60. All other resolutions and refresh rates (including native 6K) had a darker bar at the top (this isn't a backlight issue) . ). The monitor bleeds pretty badly, has only one input, has no…

Replaced a pair of LG Ultrafine 5K monitors with an XDR. Slightly less screen real estate, but a great, unified screen, free from crashes, ghosting, and other common LG issues. Expensive, yes. Is it worth? For many who, like me, work long hours on a Mac and do conference calls, absolutely yes. Is the stand too expensive? Yes - is it worth it? Differently. You can get a VESA adapter and both for probably a third of the $1,000 price point, aesthetically and functionally the stand is great. I have

This product has terrible bloom and the audacity to charge a $1,000 stand that offers very minimal functionality compared to typical industry-leading stands that cost $800 less. I love Apple products, but this is a clear example of price gouging.

Without a stand or at least without a VESA adapter. Additional 1000 for the stand, 1000 for the nano-structured glass and 200000 for the VESA adapter. Right now, they're not even hiding it. Don't even say "You're not the target audience" to me. This isn't a reference monitor as you might think. That's a hard no from me.

What a beautiful monitor. The picture quality is amazing, the monitor automatically adjusts the picture depending on what you are looking at or doing on it. In addition, the monitor automatically adjusts its brightness to the ambient light.

Without a stand or at least without a VESA adapter. Additional 1000 for the stand, 1000 for the nano-structured glass and 200000 for the VESA adapter. Right now, they're not even hiding it. Don't even say "You're not the target audience" to me. This isn't a reference monitor as you might think. That's a hard no from me.

It's quite expensive, but there's nothing on the market that comes close to that price point that's benchmark calibrated, supports 6K resolution and DisplayHDR 1600, and can connect and charge your MacBook Pro with a single cable.

It's quite expensive, but there's nothing on the market that comes close to that price point that's benchmark calibrated, supports 6K resolution and DisplayHDR 1600, and can connect and charge your MacBook Pro with a single cable.

This is a great product but unfortunately I only have 1 kidney in my body now but it was definitely worth the money. Thanks for attention.

Big fan of this display in combination with the Pro Display Stand. Works well with my 2016 15" MacBook Pro (although it doesn't produce 6K resolution due to compatibility) and 2018 15" Pro which supports 6K resolution.

This product has terrible bloom and the audacity to ask for a $1,000 stand that offers very minimal functionality compared to typical industry-leading stands that cost $800 less. I love Apple products, but this is a clear example of price gouging.

seemed small. I think all the hype and publicity made it look huge. I know 32" is 32" but when I opened the box it looked no bigger than the 30" I was using. I know the resolution is much better but just didn't live up to the hype. I returned it and decided to try 40 inches.

seemed small. I think all the hype and publicity made it look huge. I know 32" is 32" but when I opened the box it looked no bigger than the 30" I was using. I know the resolution is much better but just didn't live up to the hype. I returned it and decided to try 40 inches.

This is a great product but unfortunately I only have 1 kidney in my body now but it was definitely worth the money. That's my feedback!

What a beautiful monitor. The picture quality is amazing, the monitor automatically adjusts the picture depending on what you are looking at or doing on it. In addition, the monitor automatically adjusts its brightness to the ambient light.