Best Display For Apple Computers? | New BenQ 32in 4K Ergo Arm Monitor

bang for buck, meaning it sux

How does this handle the scaling issues?

What scaling options did you use, 1440p?

Do you have this hooked up via USB (C) or Thunderbolt? I have not seen this model with Thunderbolt cables and the ergo arm

Always find it funny how people say you can only use a 60hz monitor for "casual gaming" and you need faster for "competitive gaming" 🤣. It makes absolutely zero difference!

hi which storage is enough for browsing , watching movies , iphone back up , in macbook pro 14 inch laptop 256 gb or 512gb which is recomended

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137 ppi is horrible for the eyesight and you gonna get strained really fast. You need at least 5k (5120x2880) to have a decent ppi on 32".

Can anybody tell me about the keyboard?

Do we get shiba inu in the box too

A low resolution for that physical size. Low refresh rate. Low brightness. Low contrast. MacOS won't scale well to anything other than 200% native res, which with this would give you 1080p of effective realestate. So other than that you'd either have to run it at native res where everything is too small, or scaled with blurry text and lines.

I've been using this monitor for a couple of months now! The brightness is the weakest point of this monitor. That should have been around 450 / 600. But other that that it's a great monitor. The colors are great and the text is very is very crispy.

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60 Hz refresh rate, no thanks.

What is the holder for your computer on the side?

Support with iPad pro m2 12.9 inch ??? Plz reply

How far down does the screen go if it is positioned as close to the surface of the desk?

I'm coming from old but nice 27" Apple Thunderbolt. On 16" 2019 Mbp. So to confirm, I can maintain single wire TB3/4 but now w/ a USB-C DisplayPort option for my Intel i9 mini!

$750... Sheesh...

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Any problems with scaling at that size and resolution? PPI I mean. And if so, does it have any negative impact on performance?

350 NITS is simply not bright enough for that price, it is as simple as that, no matter how you dress it up.

Sorry, but 4K monitor was definitely not ment “specifically” for Apple computers, 110ppi (2560 x 1440) and 220ppi (5120 x 2880) aka 5K are resolutions monitor has to have to be called an “Apple” monitor!

The monitor seems a little lacking to me for something they want $750 for.

What iPad stand do you use?

How does this compare to the BenQ PD3220U in actual use?

350 nits??? That’s a hard no after the 1000, 1600 peak of the MacBook Pro screen I am used to.

I don't understand the puck. Does anybody touch their settings after setting it up?

want to point out how THICK the top of the monitor is. You can not use the BenQ light bar or any light bar because is SO thick. I have the LG32GQ950 and it is just as thick at the top and I can't find a light bar that works with it ..

The iPad is brighter. L monitor imo bc of the luminosity

Lol, what joke

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Dog not included?

Thats a nice monitor. would love to know your desk setup too!

What dock are you using for your MacBook Air?

60Hz, no thanks

350 nits is not good. also 60hz no thanks.

Need a good 4k 120hz Mini LED montior finally or a new studio display.

I'm looking for a 27 inch 4k 144hz for Mac, any good recommendations?

does it come with the dog?

This or LG Ergo 32

Can you use this with an iMac as an extended screen?

That name needs to go in the bin. Why not ‘the wicked cool display’. Folks would remember that.

Wish these companies would make a beautiful glossy panel like Apple, matte looks so weird next to every Apple device

Brightness is 250, 350 peak (HDR) seems a little too low.

I would love to check out a BenQ display. They seem to be top dog that's not made by Apple.

Great video.Personally I would spend the extra cash and get the Apple display .Got one last week for my Mac Studio and love it..Did BenQ send you this monitor or did you buy it with your own cash - Just curious

How much for the dog? 😏

Give me a 27" 4k 144hz panel, and I'd be happy.

The ergo arm is awesome. Comes on some of the LG monitors. Wish this was out when I bought my Dell U3223qe monitor.