PetaPixel suggests 5 decent 4K monitors to replace Apple Studio Display, saving tens of millions of dollars
Every Apple product launch is impressive too. For example, at the recent Peak Performance event, Apple left the PC community “shocked” with its appearance M1 Ultra chips Super performance but super power saving.
However, the screen sample Studio View New is not like that. The PetaPixel site insists this product “has not arrived” when it comes to standing next to the new M1 Ultra, iPad Air or even the new iPhone SE.
Apple Studio Display rated by PetaPixel to be too expensive for its quality.
In particular, they commented that apart from the excellent 5K resolution, the screen only uses an edge-backlit LCD panel, 600 nits brightness, does not reach 1,000,000:1 contrast, completely inferior to other models. launched the company recently. Meanwhile, the price is still “in the sky”, up to 1599 USD or the equivalent of more than 36 million VND.
This monitor has the added advantage of integrating a webcam and external speakers, but is not very useful, when the target audience is photographers, professional content creators who already have high-quality, good sound systems and usually use cameras instead of webcams. Also, the standard stand only allows it to be tilted up and down, and if you want to rotate horizontally, raise and lower the height, you will have to invest in a separate type to mount it.
In addition, PetaPixel also offers 5 computer monitor suggestions for professionals with similar quality to Apple Studio Display but at a much more affordable price.
BenQ PD2725U – 23,000,000 VND
Looking for a monitor for photo editing purposes without thinking, PetaPixel recommends that you immediately buy the BenQ PD2725U without hesitation. This product has the advantages of 4K resolution, excellent color accuracy, 100% sRGB / 95% DCI-P3 wide color spectrum and support for HDR400 content playback. The stand design is also an advantage with the ability to raise and lower the height, rotate horizontally, tilt, flip sideways and up and down comfortably.
Unfortunately, the BenQ PD2725U still uses an IPS LCD panel with border backlight and a moderate 400 nits of brightness. After all, at a price under 1000 USD, it is still the safest and most stable option.
BenQ PD2700U – VND 12,500,000
If the budget is tight, then the BenQ PD2700U is a decent 4K monitor model to have. The screen still reaches 4K resolution, but it cuts out some features compared to the PD2725U series like 350 nits brightness, only 80% of DCI-P3 color gamut, can watch HDR videos but doesn’t meet any standards and disconnects. -C.
At just $12.5 million, it’s still a good choice for those who need to edit images on a semi-professional level.
Asus ProArt PA279CV – VND 13,499,000
In this price range, Asus products have a lot in common with BenQ’s PD2700U model, from 350 nits brightness to 100% sRGB color range and HDR content support, but not quite up to any standards.
The plus point is the integration of a USB-C port with a maximum output of 65W with multiple USB-A ports to use instead of the Hub.
Dell Ultrasharp U2723QE – No price yet
Wait a minute, you can buy a new line of monitors from Dell that many people have been waiting for. This product achieves 100% sRGB color gamut, 98% DCI-P3 color gamut, 400 nits brightness, and is compatible with VESA HDR content.
The U2723QE panel is also notable for using the all-new IPS Black technology which allows for deeper blacks and twice the contrast than conventional IPS screens.
PetaPixel comments that the U2723QE doesn’t have any negative points in its $800 price range, except that it’s color unbalanced. Those who buy and use must calibrate themselves to ensure the most accurate colors.
Lenovo Thinkvision Creator Extreme – No prices yet
The perfect choice to replace the new monitor from Apple is the Thinkvision Creator Extreme from Lenovo. This product has not appeared in Vietnam, overseas the price reaches 3499 USD and is often out of stock.
It’s cheaper than Apple’s Pro Display XDR display model, but the Thinkvision Creator Extreme uses a mini-LED backlit LCD panel with 1152 independent bright areas, twice as high as Apple’s products. Thanks to that, the contrast ratio is up to 1,000,000:1, brightness is 1000 nits, support for the VESA DisplayHDR 1000 standard – a very high standard and the standard for properly representing HDR content.
Plus, the Thinkvision Creator Extreme features 100% sRGB, 99% DCI-P3 and 78% BT.2020 color gamut, pre-scale, and a Delta E index lower than 1. If you have $3500 in your pocket, this is it. worthy investment for professional image editing needs, not a product from Apple.
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