The Best MacBook Monitor Just Got WAY BETTER. But How?
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I bought the previous version of this Dell UltraSharp monitor in 2020, and it's been one of my favorite monitors ever since. But how does this new and improved version stack up against it? Let's find out.
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⮕ 27" Version (U2723QE): geni.us/2723QE
⮕ 32" Version (U3223QE): geni.us/U3223QE
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00:00 Introduction
01:24 Ports & Connectivity
03:00 KVM Switch
03:59 Ethernet Port
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05:20 Build Quality
06:37 Menu System
07:14 Panel & Color Accuracy
09:12 macOS Scaling
10:08 Gaming
10:55 Value & Pricing
12:24 Is It Actually Good?
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Find the best price for this Dell monitor here:
⮕ 27" Version (U2723QE): geni.us/2723QE
⮕ 32" Version (U3223QE): geni.us/U3223QE
Other products mentioned:
⮕ Monitor arm I use: geni.us/ergoarm
⮕ LG 27UP850 4K Monitor: geni.us/LG27UP850
⮕ Apple Studio Display: geni.us/studiodisplay27
⮕ Autonomous ErgoChair Pro+: crtd.tech/ergochairpro
⮕ Keychron Q3 Mechanical Keyboard: geni.us/keychronq3
⮕ Logitech G Pro X Superlight Wireless Mouse: geni.us/gproxsuperlight
does it wobble when typing?
@@PerpetualPreponderer Not unless your desk is really unstable and also wobbles.
What is the laptop stand that keeps the laptop perpendicular
Its to small/I use 4 43inch 7680x4320p displays and I keep a 65 inch display above them mounted on the wall,I keep three of the 42 inch displays on my desk and the fourth monitor is mounted above those three monitors,centered/in the middle and then the 65inch display is above that,the multiple monitors are for VMs/Virtual Machines/different OSs,to test my code, E-mail and a message box, of some kind is up on one of my monitors as well and the 65inch display is used for having some type of video/movie/TV show up in the background,while I'm working.
I also have servers/VM machines/I connect to a computer with an i9-13900k,4090,128GBs of RAM and multiple Kingston KC 3000 SSDs and some Samsung 990 SSDs/Apple laptops lack RAM/no 128GBs of RAM options/multiple internal SSDs aren't an option either,so I have to improvise,because I need Apple's OS,with actual Apple hardware,after I test things in emulators,so I definitely have to use better/more versatile/more powerful machines,MOST OF THE TIME/when I can/I use Manjaro Linux,Window and android regularly as well,for the projects I work on.
What kind of computer chair please? The black one in the beginning
I love that they left the bezels thin and with no branding, my favorite feature probably. Cool review and setup!
I just purchased this from B&H. It is perfect. The USB hub is more useful than I imagined and completely cut down on cable uses on my desk. The stand is perfect if you want to have your monitor lower as well. It will even hide the Dell logo when lowered.
Thanks for your video, it saved me over $1000 and I feel like I got way more for my money. Cheers
I bought one last year for my work set up and love it! Have to admit I don’t often plug my MacBook into it because I mostly use that on the sofa, but when I have used it with this monitor the picture is awesome!
Just ordered one today, this video is still helpful a year later so thank you!
Just got this monitor on the boxing day sale. Much better than I expected honestly. Excellent review as always!
Thanks for the review. watched a bunch on your channel. settled on this for my use case. hope I'd be able to get it someday 🙂
I have two of these hooked up to a MacMini M1 and a ThinkPad, and it works great. Dell Display Manager (when it works for Mac) is great to create Hotkeys and switch inputs without touching the monitor. These have been amazing so far in my nearly one year with them.
for mac try Raycast, it has everything you need manage windows
Was eyeing on U2723QE but Dell is selling it at ~$950USD in my country. In the end I bought LG 27UP850 because it only cost less than half the price of 2723QE at about $370USD.
Been using the LG monitor for a month and so far I have no complaint, bright display great colors, but on screen manu is not really customizable and On Screen Control software doesn't work on Apple Silicon.
I think it's worth mentioning - for those seeing just 1 USB-C cable connecting to the Macbook or just another laptop. Safe to say that if you want the same thing you'd a Thunderbolt 3 port at least on your laptop.
this might be a dumb question but is the USB-C cable he is using to charge his laptop and display on the monitor a usb-c to usb-c or usb-c to HDMI or usb-c to DP?
@@Crystallee0504 can't say what he uses exactly, but with the right connectivity in this case a thunderbolt port on the laptop, you can use a usbc to usbc thunderbolt cable to charge, display and access data on your device via the monitor.
Picked one up a few weeks ago. Coming from a QHD monitor is daylight. Just keep in mind if you only have Thunderbolt 3 ports on your Mac (Intel I believe), you only get USB 2.0 speeds due to TB3 supporting Display Port 1.2 only.
Hi, oh I own a Macbook Pro intel (2020) with TB 3. what does this means, would the resolution of this external monitor drop? Thanks 😓 -- ** hmm btw I just checked Apple website it says my MBP has Thunderbolt 3 (up to 40Gb/s), USB 3.1 Gen 2 (up to 10Gb/s) -- Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display at millions of colors and:
- One external 5K display with 5120-by-2880 resolution at 60Hz at over a billion colors, or
- Up to two external 4K displays with 4096-by-2304 resolution at 60Hz at millions of colors.
I'm not sure what kind of monitor can suit my MBP? Help
How did you manage to answer all the questions in my mind in one video? You are great!!
I bought 2 of these to have a dual monitor setup, cost me lots of cash, but I feel relieved, satisfied and enjoying them so far!
another great video offering information for buying decisions, keep more coming please
Coming from another Liam, your content has been awesome! My go-to channel for anything Mac related. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Liam!
From Liam
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Thanks for making this video! Built in KVM is exactly what I could use right now. I might just get me one of these. I'll make sure to remember to use your link :)
it also comes with Dell software on MacOS + Windows so you can adjust brightness and switch monitors without touching the actual hardware buttons. Love it!
The CalDigit dock you showed in the video is a ThunderBolt dock, not USB-C, just to be clear. Very nice video. And the monitor looks. pretty sweet. I had a similar 34" Dell ultrawide and it was very nice.
All I can say is, wow. The display is really eye-catching and 3D-like given the clarity, connected to Mac Mini and Mac Studio. Even though they were probably the base model in the Apple Store, the M1 chip and M2 chip are so fast. Lightning fast, could say. Wireless trackpad so smooth and enough space to move your hand around, and here I thought using a regular mouse was great, but trackpad even better. So much more 'finger-real' estate. Such cutting-edge technology, even the Apple Watch, one of the most amazing tiny pieces of tech today. Robots may be a different arena but they sure cost a lot. I don't consider Apple products too expensive anymore, in that the price point seems more fair than say in 2007. For some reason maybe because of the large area of the Apple Store the Apple Display is so thin with narrow bezel and vibrant it seems larger than how it may be in a small room. It looks so much like the new iMac. I would give the 2022 (or 2023) Apple Display 10 out of 10, one of the best displays I ever saw. Much like those Sharp Aquos displays that cost thousands, some of the sharpest and clearest display technology that really looks great in the not-so-gorgeous concrete and steel interior of a warehouse-style retailer.
Picked this up after watching your review! So far so good
Running two of the 32 inchers off a M1 Mac Studio and it's been a great experience so far. Color accuracy and gamut are critical for me as I'm a photographer -- it's honestly been fine. If I needed full Adobe RGB accuracy I'd look elsewhere, but for what I do they are fully sufficient.Very pleased with them.
Thank you for confirming the color accuracy is acceptable for photo work. Appreciate it!
are you running them daisy chained?
@@DDHDTV yes
what about the washed up contrrast, the lack of deep black(compared to the Studio Display anyway), the lower brightness, the materials?
@@SergiuSalcau00 $1600
i use both U2723qe and S2722qc. Both are from DELL, both are 4k and 27". I am using them with a Macbook and a scaled resolution (to gain more pixels per character or icon, like in the menu bar, and to have a font size of the macos controls matching the macbook 13" display).
I can tell that the panel of the ultrasharp is a notch better and comes closer to the retina display of the macbook. If affordable i would always choose the U27 over the S27.
I was considering the 32" U3223qe. I did not choose that one especially for the very reason others prefer 32": using native resolution without scaling. Why? When you switch display settings to the resolution on the right end of the dial in system settings, you will NOT get a HiDPI resolution with a 4K display! Meaning, all fonts and icons will be rendered with less pixel when you want that maximum of real estate.
Thanks for your video!
Are you able to get 60Hz when you connect your Macbook to the usb-c port? I only get 60hz when I connect to DP or HDMI
I keep my 14tb of disk backups and 4tb of external SSD's hooked to mine, with velcro on the back for the ssd's. Takes two second to plug them in or grab them to go to a shoot, and you never see them or any cables. Pretty great plugin in just one cable, and the daisychaining feature looks pretty cool if you want a dual monitor setup.
For everyone like me who needs 16:10, DELL offers U3023E - 2560 x 1600, matte, and a lot of ports Ideal for programming!
It is basically the Only One model on the market now that offers a 16:10 aspect ratio in 30 inches and if you don't care for 4k is a perfect choice!
Thank uuuu
I just sold this for the Cooler Master Tempest.... it's actually even better. Maybe not quite as stylish (close), but amazing connectivity and 4k @ 144hz with freesync. Colours and HDR is mindblowing too. This Dell is great... but I'm just offering up an alternative here.
Mhm, the biggest thing that bothers me is the IPS panel and fake black. weren't there some mini LED and OLED screens with 120hz up and 1000 nits up that were shown at CES? I can't wait until we see more of them in the 27 to 32 inch range.
Use the predecessor to the Dell in your review as a work monitor and yes, as you say, is ok, for home use and here work and entertainment I would prefer true color worlds, true blacks and better refresh rates over a HUB.
And I have hoped we will finally see more in this field.
For me, colors and contrast are the highest values for consuming or looking at anything in the web, of course with fast timings and hopefully in the future with fast refresh rates and high nits(by still staying color accurate).
But it’s not getting cheaper if we still think that IPS Black or TN Panels are still enough.
Awesome review
What height and tilt adjustable MacBook stand are you using? Looks fantastic 🔥
Hey G'Day, I have the same setup right now (fresh new MBP 14 Inch M2 Pro and Dell U3223QE connected through USB-C to USB-C), wondering did you experience any random flickering when you're in clamshell mode (closed lid) ? I just suspect about the cable that shipped with the monitor and considering try a Thunderbolt cable similar to your setup now.
The LG UltraFine 24" 4k monitors are also an option and fantastic.
Been using an LG Ultrafine 24” 4k for years, nothing has made me want to budge yet. 😊
How much is it?
@@DaniIhzaFarrosi about tree fiddy
@@Mooooooof 😂😂😂
Nice profile photo 🤣
LG is good 💪🏼
Thanks for the great review. Do you have a link for your desk pad under your keyboard?
I also have 2 of them in use with an MDS19 holder from Dell. The features are very good, even 10 Gbps/Lan, and I save myself a Thunderbolt dock, which either costs as much as a U2723QE or annoys with high-frequency beeping.
I only have 3 small criticisms:
- no speaker (somewhat bad ones are enough for system sounds and the occasional YT video), but that doesn't bother me, as I output the sound via the MacBook and switch to the Homepod when necessary
- the included stand is stable, but depending on the desk, vibrations are amplified too much
- it reflects a bit strongly for a matte display, especially on dark surfaces / dark mode
I previously had the cheaper S2722QC but the U2723QE was worth the extra cost!
I’ve been using the 32” version and it’s awesome. How come you didn’t go over the Dell display manager for the KVM? It enables keyboard shortcuts for the KVM so you don’t have to reach behind the monitor.
oh that sound amazing! can you explain a little bit more?
I’ve been using my 5K retina display based iMac since 2015. Finally jumping into the M2 Max Macbook Pro/Windows Gaming PC hybrid setup with a dual screen. Was eyeing this monitor and this review has essentially sold me on it. Excited to have 2 of these as a part of my setup!
they will not be as nice as your 5k retina! Poor choice.
@@gosman949 well that’s kind of obvious 😅 I’m not paying 1500 for an almost ten year old panel in some shiny new housing though.
I don’t use the built in speakers ever
I never use the built in webcam
It doesn’t make sense to go for an Apple Display for me especially since Im using the same dual display setup for a MacBook & pc hybrid setup.
What 27inch monitor under $800 for color grading & casual gaming would you recommend?
@@TheGallagherExperience There is not one. You need to spend at least $1500.
Finally this great display is getting some love. I purchased the 32 inch version of this several months back and I have been really enjoying it. At the time I was shopping, I had so much trouble finding information and comparisons including this series of monitors. I can firmly recommend the U3223QE for using with a Mac Studio.
What scaling setting do you use, and how is text quality with that scaling?
He fell in the toilet
Hi, did you use the monitor as is? What is your recommended screen brightness?
I bought the 27" QE last year, but sent it back, since it's scaled at 1080p by default on a Mac (which is ridiculous nowadays), or way too small - unless you're born with eagle eyes.
The 32" model is much more enjoyable on native 4K with MacOS. Only the menubar and System Preferences are hard to read. Everything else is scalable and crisp enough (around 140DPI). The 32" stand is also sturdier. I ended up buying a U2722DE as a secondary display, since they share the same design, to replace a 2012 1440p 27" Ultrasharp, which still works.
Lol. “Studio display is better in build quality, display, speakers and camera. But that’s pretty much it”.
Yep, that’s ALL of it 🙃
Very informative video 👍
Can you confirm: I have a Macbook Pro 2021 M1 and am wanting to set up two monitos. Can I use the monitors when laptop is closed. Do I need any extra hardware such as a router/dock? Do you see any issues?
I've had the Ultrawide version in 2021, with 3440x1440. The connectivity is top notch and so is the picture quality in terms of colours.
1:46 is that a dent on the top middle lid, how? and what made you choose the M1 MBA over the M1 MBP prior to owning the 14 inch MBP
I’m looking around for a 32” monitor. I was wondering if I could get some advice on whether to purchase the 32” version of this monitor, or, the BenQ PD3220u?
Thanks
Hey Bruh nice video! Great ambience throughout the video!
At 13:16, whats the tool you use for sorting windows in MacOS ? (I am new Apple user)
Hello. I'm considering purchasing the LG UltraWide 34WQ75C to use with my Mac Studio. Could you please share your thoughts and recommendations on this? Do you think it's a good choice?
Love the review! Is this compatible with a Mac mini m2?
hi! great review :). U3223QE on mac, works fine to 144hz? Thank you
I use the 32" model. Love it. I do wish the ethernet port would somehow split between the devices instead of disconnecting the other device.
Oh that's good to know, thanks. I imagine it's a bit annoying if you have a download or a service running.
@@mittamoa Exactly how I discovered that. But overall, love this display. Especially after Dell discounts.
that is good to know. thank you for mentioning that. very informative for a person who is thinking to buy this monitor. i think another ethernet cable goes for pc in my case
Where are you getting those awesome looking wallpapers from for the thumbnail?
Oooh, ok. This might sway me from my 32" ultrawide. I'm digging the 4k in a 32" format with built in KVM.
Thoughts on the 4323QE? No gaming needed. Thanks. Also looking at the LG 43UN700
Actually just bought a second since they’re on sale now! Love it with PC and Macs
I appreciate that you show the exact sRGB and DCI-P3 gamut of the monitor , as well as how calibrated it is (is it factory fresh or after manual calibrating ?) .
Just got 3 of them, they come factory calibrated with a calibration verification sheet per specific/individual monitor
I'm currently trying to decide whether to get this one or the Benq PD3205u for my single monitor desktop setup (mac mini m1).
After all it's a 32" 4k display. Mainly for office / programming with occasional PS5 adventure gaming. Any suggestions?
Thanks
What MacBook holder do you have? Looking for the one where you have MacBook closed and vertical on desk
I think these monitors need to start doing 100hz or even 75hz. It add to experience of using the monitor doing work.
What kind of impact do you see to gpu tasks when scaled? Laggy photoshop brushes, low fps in games, etc?
Does it cause your MacBook Pro to overheat & become noisy like the Dell 2720Q? The only option I had was to close the MacBook Pro. The 2720Q also feels a bit (too) slow when editing photos and videos, has this gotten better? For me these two reasons are deal breakers not to get this new version. Mac's graphical cards just have an issue dealing with all the pixels.
Where can I find the desk? It’s looks beautiful
Which size do you use currently in your personal setup? 27" or 32"?
Thanks a lot for the info . does it comes with a comara or if not can you add one functioning
I just ordered on of these to pair with my new M3 Pro MacBook Pro. The other monitors I considered included: Samsung M8, LG Ultrafine 4K Ergo monitors (27" and 32" models), Alogic Clarity...
The Alogic Clarity seems to have the best display, but it is more expensive, and I'm not going to be doing photo editing or video work. I already have a 32" LG display in another room, and find it to be slightly too large on my standing desk. The desk that I am buying this new monitor for is slightly smaller, so I definitely wanted a 27" monitor this time.
But what won me over to the Dell U2723QE model was the hub. Specifically, the ethernet port is a great addition. (Why don't all these other models have ethernet ports?) These days, many people buying these monitors will be using them with laptops, so having a one-cable, USB-C (to the laptop) solution seems perfect.
what's your experience so far?
Would this be a good option for a new Mac mini?
Im currently looking at monitors and am stuck at a crossroads between 27 inch 1440p vs 4K. If I understand correctly for 1440p I can choose to use the default monitor resolution since it is close to 110ppi. Wondering what scaling are you using for this monitor as I heard the default is virtual 1080p for 4k monitor but the icons in your video don't look overblownly big like what I was expecting.
which did u choose in the end?
How to you keep both macbook and pc connected at the same time? Do you swap cables or do you use both usb-c ports from the back? (One of them has the USB symbol only)
That's super cool. Have you seen any other monitors that have that KBM switch when you switch inputs? I've never seen that before.
There are a few out there, but up until recently it wasn't very common on monitors below a certain price point. Monitor manufacturers seem to be catching on now which is good.
My MSI MD272 has the same feature, although it's not 4K
The next version should have higher refresh rate with vrr support and built in speakers.
Quite good & versatile monitor!
How does it compare with other brands like the LG or Samsung?
hi! thanks for you review. does it provide 60hz 4k via type-c (macbook pro)?
This video has confirmed a couple of queries I had re this specific monitor. Bought for these exact purposes but not had time to reconfigure my office. Now a pair daisy-chained mounted on Duronic arms and a M2 Pro Mac Mini….. 2023 Nirvana?
I forgot to mention in the video, but I don’t believe daisy chaining is supported on Apple silicon Macs, it’s mostly for Windows. Not 100% sure though. Regardless, the M2 Pro Mini has plenty of display outputs for you to use with two monitors.
I saw your UA-cam video on this monitor and how you connected it to your MacBook. At present I have a Samsung ultra wide 43 inch monitor and I keep an old dell 27 inch monitor in portrait mode on the side. I got my new M2 MacBook Air today and I connect both via a dock it seems I am not getting the option to rotate the smaller dell monitor because it might not be compatible with macOS for rotation, please tell me if you feel I can do that with U2723QE so I can decide to buy it. My work requires two monitors so I want to use my Samsung ultra wide monitor as my main monitor and then this dell U2723QE as my second monitor but it will always remain in portrait mode connected to my Windows PC and also my M2 MacBook Air with the latest macOS, based on your knowledge please let me know if you think this setup will work. Thanks
Is there anyway I can know what standing desk you're using in the shots of the desk with only a macbook?
oh and also what computer case you're using for the windows build? I loved the look of both of these things.
Desk is from Omnidesk, an Australian company. Computer case is the MasterBox NR200P.
Im looking into the LG UltraGear OLED 27GR95QE-B for my MacBook what are your thoughts
As a 4k 27" monitor, how does it handle "scaling" with a MacBook?
Excellent, what is the PC?
I need this to switch between my pc and my MacBook! I’ve been switching keyboards off my desk everyday for the past couple years 🤦🏽♂️ this is a god teir monitor
I have to say that for Mac users, it's nice that there are several options with the screen size of 27 or 32in.
What I now want to see companies do is make monitors that can fit tighter workspaces. I.e., I'm currently using a 23.8 in. QHD monitor by Lenovo. For what I'm doing with my MacBook Air, it's perfect. Got a 75hz refresh rate, connects via USB-C, but it's got an HDMI port (for my Switch), and a DisplayPort (for my PC). And two USB-A ports (I have a light bar, and a Lightning cable connected). If it had a 144hz refresh rate, it'd be a perfect monitor.
Can the HDR be turned off? I need to color grade in SDR without the monitor adding some stupid processing on top
I love the setup and it looks like what I have in mind for my home studio!
Out of curiosity what are you using the Windows computer for? You mentioned it’s for gaming but do you do other stuff on it?
Mostly gaming for now, used to do all my creative work on it before I switched to Mac though. Video/photo editing, 3D design etc
@@CreatedTech thank for the reply and info! Also, weird to see the actual you replying instead of the classic bot with "Message me on Telegram you won blahblah" :)
Is there latency using the kvm? Just thinking about gaming.
Would this monitor still be good enough for photo editing? Or should I downgrade to a 24" 4k?
I think I might have just found my second display. (I have a studio display now that I love, but dont' want to spend $1600 for a second.). This checks all the boxes and seems like it will sit nicely on my desk.
it is great i hve studio display with u2723qe and it is a bomb 💣
@@jayspartan3248 Thank you very much for that Jay. Huge savings, and would really fill out my setup. Thanks.
Hi, is it possible to watch DRM protected UHD contents such as Netflix UHD movies on your PC? I have the same monitor but I've never been able to watch 4K UHD movies. Fire TV 4K Max works fine, but the monitor doesn't work with a PC using a proper HDMI or DP cable and graphics cards over a 600Mpbs high-speed network connection.
What is that monitor stand/arm you’re using?
Can you disable charging the MacBook? While connected to the monitor
I went for the similar 1440 version of this, the U2722DE, and I’ve been quite pleased. It’s plenty of crisp without the scaling. I am glad that Samsung is releasing a 5k 27” to get us Mac users a true retina resolution.
It is better for Windows users to stick with 1440p on 27 inch, because 4K on 27 inch will need scaling which has caused so many issues with blurry elements on screen in the past.
awesome! Thanks for pointing out there's a 1440p version of this display!
MacOS looks awful on 1440p 27 inch displays, at least from the M1 version onwards
@@aitorperez8301 What’s different/changed with the M1 gen onward, compared to prior in the context of using them with 27” 1440p?
@@pkennethv I'm just saying that because I've tested this display on m1 Macs, I haven't seen it with intel macs for example, so maybe with those the display looks fine. On my display, 27 inch 1440p, my M1 MacBook has the letters blurry and it's kind of difficult to read. Apparently, this display does not meet the standards for the retina Mac requirements, so it just does not work. On the other hand, windows looks fine on this display, because they use the ClearType software that modifies the font a little bit so it does not look blurry. So, either you go with Mac, that respects the fonts exactly for appearance reasons and does not display correctly on this display, or you go with windows, that modifies the font slightly to support many screen resolutions and sizes, but is not truthful to the real font.
How does this compared to LG UltraFine 31.5'' 4K UHD USB-C Ergo Monitor 32UN88A
Can I connect my Mac mini to the u2723qe with thunderbolt 4 ? Or only TB3?
I think it pays to wait for the 5K Samsung viewfinity S9. HDR600 - covers 99 percent of the DCI-P3 wide color gamut. It can charge laptops at up to 96 watts. Bonus Tizen TV OS. Built-in color calibration. And a screen stand that doesn't dance.
I have this monitor. i find the placement of the connections on the bottom of the monitor to be extremely annoying. Really wish they were on the back of the monitor instead. I agree that the hole in the stand for the cables to pass through is too low, but I am using a vesa arm so that's no longer an issue for me. One other annoyance is that the Dell Display Driver software seems to constantly have updates (good that it's being updated, but annoying to install updates weekly). Other than that, it's a good monitor.
Is it possible to use a non Dell-Monitoram (VESA) directly with this monitor, without an adapter-plate?
@@oliver.n278 Yes. That's what I use... a VESA monitor arm.
Funny because I noticed the scaling is only on the new MacOS because Monterey doesn't do this on the 1440 or 4k monitors, I had to fresh install a rollback to Monterey to fix my scaling
Hi, I heard for demanding tasks the power delivery through monitor would not be sufficient for a Macbook 16 m1 pro... I have a legion y32p-30 which has 75w, is it true?
60hz doesn't cut it anymore. There's a growing market of WFH people who by day are designers / developers / pm's / whatever and gamers by night. At home usually these two functions are performed at the same location. Just give us already a 32" 4k 144hz monitor with wide connectivity and colors. Why does it have to be either or?
That’s why I was considering the LG C3 42” tv but I’m certain the text clarity would be f***ed. There really needs to be better options for Macs without spending $1600.
It would be good if you to mention that the daisychaining function relies on Windows or Linux. macOS, at least up to the current version of macOS Ventura, does not support multi stream transport - the display port feature that allows for daisychaining.
Thanks Matt your comment is useful to me I was considering buy two of U23qe monitors and daisy chain them on my macbook pro.
i wonder if it really will feel like an upgrade from LG27850W (Which is about 4 / 5 years old)
Does the integrated KVM support dual monitor setups?
Hi what kind of LED-sticks are you using?
Is either of these able to run 2560x1440 resolution in HDPI mode via USB C?
Hi! Is it possible to use a 2015, working condition, as a display for Mac Mini Pro M2?
Great Video price
Hello, please will the monitor arm work on the dell?