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Posted by victorbjorklund 12 hours ago

Apple Studio Display and Studio Display XDR(www.apple.com)
215 points | 249 commentspage 4
dcchambers 6 hours ago|
A $1600 60hz display in 2026 just feels extortionate.

The Studio Display XDR seems nice, but I wish they would have kept a 32" option.

detourdog 11 hours ago||
I just tried to look up the power usage for XDR and they only list voltage no amps or watts.

Did I miss something

mark_l_watson 12 hours ago||
wow, the prices have come down. I inherited the old Pro XDR display when my father passed away a couple of years ago: I think he paid $6K for the display and another $1K for the stand.

Off topic, but Apple seems to be dropping hardware costs / capability - relying more in subscription, app store, and cloud now? On an impulse buy, I bought the entry level MacBook Air at Best Buy about two months ago because it was $200 off list price. Amazingly capable laptop for $800.

stetrain 12 hours ago|
It's cheaper but also 27" 5K instead of 32" 6K.

I think it's kind of weird that they didn't just do two size options with similar specs.

lgleason 9 hours ago||
For that base display, it is essentially the same as the previous monitor with the addition of Thunderbolt 5.
duxup 10 hours ago||
I wish it came in an ultrawide format.
sbszllr 11 hours ago||
Daisy chaining finally supported.
827a 11 hours ago||
> Studio Display XDR replaces Pro Display XDR and starts at $3,299 (U.S.) and $3,199 (U.S.) for education.

My father-in-law is a monitor engineer. He is insanely gifted. We were in a Taiwanese factory together years ago and I asked him what it would cost to build the Pro Display XDR today. I will never forget his answer…

“We can’t, we don’t know how to do it.”

MountainTheme12 10 hours ago|
My father-in-law is a monitor engineer. He is insanely gifted. We were in a Korean factory together years ago and I asked him what it would cost to build the Pro Display XDR today. I will never forget his answer…

“A lot less than you paid for it.”

mackopes 7 hours ago||
32" when?
SamuelAdams 10 hours ago||
Does this still not support multiple inputs / devices?
adamesque 9 hours ago|
Nope. Still does not. I have 2 macs on my desk and no simple way to connect them to a single Apple display! It's a glaring hole that to me suggests they have no idea who their market is for these.
t1234s 10 hours ago|
anyone else still using their 30" cinema display from 2003?
BirAdam 8 hours ago||
I was until quite recently. Bought a cheap 4k panel to replace it. I was really sick of the number of adapters to keep it going, plus it was never particularly bright and had low contrast.
mastercheif 7 hours ago|||
I was keeping mine alive on life support until about two years ago when I updated to the Samsung 5K display.

Loved the extra screen real estate of the 30" ACD and it's a beautifully designed product that I enjoyed having on my desk.

In its last year or two the backlight wear started to result in colors to become uneven. Blues were less vibrant and reds had tint issues.

Was also difficult to justify the power draw, it had a 150w power supply.

petercooper 7 hours ago||
Not using, but I still have it. I get it running every couple of years and it's striking how dim it is compared to modern monitors. Yet I just can't bring myself to dispose of it or the 2007 Mac Pro it's attached to, despite them having absolutely zero utility.
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