A detailed comparison of the technical characteristics of the models from the review is provided in the summary table of laptops for Apple computers. You can select a monitor yourself in the appropriate section of the catalog.

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Accurate color reproduction (CalMAN and Pantone certified), daisy-chaining via DisplayPort, fast charging via Power Delivery, three-port USB hub, built-in speakers, ergonomic stand.
There are no significant disadvantages.

In 2022, BenQ's Professional Design monitor series has been expanded to include the remarkable PD2506Q. It was released with an eye toward designers and digital content creators.

The monitor is based on a 25-inch AH-IPS matrix with carefully tuned color reproduction. Confirmation of this is that the model’s screen has been awarded CalMAN verified and Pantone Validated certificates. The colors on the BenQ PD2506Q display will be displayed as accurately as possible. The monitor screen now supports a resolution of 2560x1440 pixels (117.5ppi), has a refresh rate of 60 Hz and a response of 5 ms. It also claims to meet DisplayHDR 400 and HDR10 specifications, 95 percent DCI P3 gamut coverage, and 100 percent sRGB color space coverage.

The device’s connection panel includes a KVM switch, HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.4 and USB type C connectors. Moreover, the last mentioned port operates in the DisplayPort alternative mode and supports 65-watt charging of connected devices via the Power Delivery protocol. Via the DisplayPort interface, two such monitors can be connected in series. Additionally, the model received a three-port USB hub, a 3.5 mm audio jack and on-board acoustics of two 2.5 W speakers.

The support for the monitor is a functional “leg”, which allows the possibility of changing the position of the screen in height, tilt and rotation angles. If desired, the display can even be flipped to portrait orientation. However, some do without a standard stand at all - in the rear part of the model’s body there are mounting holes for a VESA wall bracket of 100x100 mm format. The BenQ PD2506Q is an excellent choice for owners of Apple computers and laptops due to its suitable pixel density, and the monitor will also fit any other PC if you plan to work closely with graphics.

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Light sensor, fast charging via Power Delivery protocol, three-port USB hub, ergonomic stand.
There are no significant disadvantages.

The Eizo EV2795 monitor from the FlexScan line is designed both for office work and fits in with Apple MacBooks. The fact is that the model’s screen has almost the standard pixel density for non-Retina displays (109ppi), thanks to which the interface elements of the macOS operating system are correctly displayed on it.

Eizo FlexScan EV2795 is equipped with a 27-inch IPS panel in Quad HD format - 2560x1440 pixels. The color representation of the screen is 8-bit, the color gamut is stated to be over 100% of the sRGB “triangle”. According to other factors, the device’s display is characterized by a peak brightness of 350 cd/m², a response time of 5 ms and a scanning frequency of 60 Hz. The viewing angles of the screen in the horizontal and vertical viewing planes are 178°.

The monitor has an Auto EcoView auto-brightness control system, which adjusts the broadcast image to the ambient lighting conditions. And the proprietary EcoView Optimizer 2 feature automatically reduces the backlight brightness in dark images. Working at the monitor for a long time does not tire your eyes, plus the model consumes a minimum of electricity. For flexible adjustment of the screen position, the monitor provides adjustments for height, tilt and rotation angles, and flipping the panel into portrait mode.

The interface panel of the Eizo FlexScan EV2795 is very rich: the monitor is equipped with a USB type C port with the ability to charge connected devices via the Power Delivery protocol (70 W), another downstream USB type C connector with support for DisplayPort Alt Mode (allows you to connect several monitors in a chain), three USB A ports, LAN connector for network cable. The model leaves a purely positive impression of its modest persona, combining excellent picture quality, advanced ergonomics and a useful docking station in one bottle.

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Accurate color reproduction, daisy-chaining via DisplayPort, fast charging via Power Delivery, four-port USB hub, ultra-narrow bezels, ergonomic stand.
There are no significant disadvantages.

At the head of the Dell U3023E monitor is a 30-inch IPS panel with an aspect ratio of 16:10. Screens with these proportions are common in corporate environments and are popular for photo editing.

The monitor display displays an image in a resolution of 2560x1600 pixels, has a response time of 5 ms and a refresh rate of 60 Hz. Taking into account the diagonal of 30 inches, its pixel density is about 101ppi. This “hits the bull’s eye” - the design of the macOS operating system interface is configured in such a way that it is comfortably perceived by most people, having a density of about 110 pixels per inch in conventional displays. The model in question is optimally suited as an external screen for Apple computers and laptops.

To connect the Dell U3023E to video sources, the USB type C DisplayPort Alt Mode interface is used. The model also supports daisy-chain connection with a second display in a chain via DisplayPort. For comfortable deployment of multi-monitor configurations, the monitor provides very narrow screen frames. Other connectors on board the model are represented by an additional USB type C with support for fast charging via the Power Delivery protocol (90 W), a LAN network port and a quartet of USB A ports.

For the IPS panel of the device , a color gamut of over 100% of the sRGB “triangle” and a coverage of about 95% of the DCI P3 gamut are stated. The monitor is excellent for processing photo and video materials, working with graphics and other similar tasks. The model will also delight you with flexible settings for the position of the screen - it can be adjusted in height, tilt and rotation angles, and if necessary, the display can be easily converted from landscape to portrait orientation.

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High resolution 5K, accurate color reproduction, Thunderbolt 3 and USB Type-C connections (3 pcs.), fast charging via Power Delivery protocol, webcam, built-in speakers.
No USB A ports.

The UltraFine 27MD5KL monitor model is presented in LG's portfolio specifically for collaboration with Apple computers, laptops and tablets. It reveals the potential of Apple technology and allows you to enjoy high image quality with correct color reproduction.

The monitor uses a pseudo-ten-bit AH-IPS panel with a high resolution of the 5K standard - 5120x2880 pixels. Having the usual 16:9 aspect ratio, the pixel density on the screen reaches 218ppi. In fact, this is an “honest” Retina display, like on Apple MacBook Pro laptops. As for color rendering, 99% coverage of DCI P3 space is provided. The response time of the display is 14 ms, and the refresh rate here is quite ordinary 60 Hz.

The monitor uses Thunderbolt 3 (one copy) and USB type C (three pieces) ports as connection interfaces. You can connect various peripherals to the USB connectors, but this will often require additional adapters - there are no standard USB A ports in the LG UltraFine 27MD5KL interface shelf. A separate line mentions support for the fast charging function of a connected device using the Power Delivery protocol (94 W) - it allows you to charge a compatible laptop or tablet.

The monitor is equipped with a webcam and microphone for video communication, built-in speakers of 2 x 5 W format. The stand provides the ability to adjust the height of the screen and its angle. At the same time, the brightness of the broadcast image and the sound volume of the integrated speakers can be controlled from the touch panel or keyboard on the paired laptop. The LG UltraFine 27MD5KL fits perfectly into the Apple technology ecosystem and is one of the few options that fully meets the requirements for Retina displays for macOS.

High resolution 5K, True Tone technology with light sensors, fast charging via Power Delivery protocol, webcam, six built-in speakers.
No HDR support, expensive stand with height adjustment.

Along with the Mac Studio computer, Apple introduced the 5K Studio Display in 2022. It is addressed to fans of Apple products who need maximum image detail and high-quality color rendition.

The monitor screen is based on an IPS matrix with a Mini LED multi-zone backlight system. It boasts 10-bit color representation, DCI P3 palette coverage, and high resolution of 5120x2880 pixels(the size of each pixel here is 0.12 mm, and their total density reaches 218ppi). At the same time, the fact that there is no declared support for HDR image technology is a little frustrating. This would be excusable for any other monitor, but obviously not for this model, which represents the premium price segment.

Apple Studio Display uses the proprietary True Tone system with ambient light sensors - it adapts the color temperature of the broadcast image to lighting conditions. Moreover, the Apple A13 Bionic processor is installed inside the monitor, which is responsible for the operation of a 12-megapixel webcam with Center Stage function and the sound of a built-in six-speaker audio system with support for spatial sound and Dolby Atmos technology.

The main connection of the monitor to the video source is the Thunderbolt port, through which the transfer of up to 96 W of charging power to a MacBook is supported. A trio of USB type C connectors are also kindly provided to the user. In the basic configuration, the model is equipped with a stand that allows you to change only the angle of the screen in a range from -5° to 25°. For a height-adjustable stand, you'll need to shell out an extra few hundred US dollars. A VESA mount adapter is also available as an accessory.

High resolution 6K, accurate color reproduction, XDR support, improved matte screen finish, fast charging via Power Delivery protocol.
Expensive, no stand included as standard.

The Apple Pro Display XDR Nano is a professional monitor for the price of a decent used car. And the price tag of the model is close to the basic configuration of the flagship Apple Mac Pro computer of the 2023 model.

The Cupertino company bills the product as “the world’s first 32-inch Retina 6K monitor.” And this is true - the model simply has no competitors. The IPS panel of the monitor with a Mini LED backlight system (576 backlight zones) broadcasts the image in the highest frame resolution of 6016x3384 pixels, which gives a pixel density of 218ppi. The model’s screen supports XDR (Extreme Dynamic Range) and is capable of delivering peak brightness of up to 1600 cd/m². Its refresh rate is standard - 60 Hz.

The monitor matrix claims to be able to work with an expanded color palette, which is achieved thanks to 10-bit color representation and DCI P3 gamut coverage. The screen itself is framed by thin frames (9 mm on each side). In the Nano-texture glass configuration under review, the model comes with an improved matte screen coating - the nanotexture significantly increases the contrast of the images broadcast on the display.

The connection panel of the Apple Pro Display XDR Nano consists of one Thunderbolt 3 port with the function of supplying 100-watt power via the Power Delivery protocol and three USB type C DisplayPort Alt Mode connectors. The monitor's equipment is a separate surprise - it comes without a standard stand, which must be purchased in addition for a reasonable price. Also sold separately is an adapter for a VESA wall mount and even a napkin to wipe the model’s screen - no matter what cloth is suitable for this. However, we still have a large and expensive professional solution with a 6K display resolution, high peak brightness, excellent HDR support and excellent picture clarity.