MA270U

Yes, the standard studio display has a glossy finish, the nano textured version has a matte finish, although I would say the matte finish on the apple studio is a semi-gloss compared to BenQ MA270U If you work in controlled lighting and prioritize maximum color pop and crispness go with the gloss mo

Agree on your analysis, the Neo should be sufficient for most users, although perception of "insufficient" RAM and "limited" chip is a thing indeed. I have a 2017 MacBook Pro 15' with Intel Core i7 and 16Gb that is playing dead more often than not - even when plugged in, hence bought the Neo as a ba

I'm grabbing a 27"4k My selection so far: BenQ PD2706UBenQ MA270ULG 27UP850-WDell 27 Plus S2725QC I'm a designer as well so, like you, I need to care for colour accuracy and sharp details. None of 4ks will give it completely but adding the Better Display app reportedly solves the crispiness issue. A

Thanks for all the help, everyone! I have gone ahead and ordered the BenQ MA270U. I was specifically looking at a 27-inch, and this one seems like the most bang for the buck option at the moment. Haven't seen people complaining too much about it either. Unfortunately, can't say the same about the De

I did the same and bought Benq ma270u monitor I love it very nice setup.

What I actually found is that you can try switching to other device in color mode in Display Pilot 2. For example, for my M4 Pro, M3 device 'look' seems pretty close. Another important note you should be aware of, BenQ won't match MacBook Pro screen perfectly. There will be a difference, no matter w

generally the way to go is an apple monitor, but they're not cheap and you probably don't need many of their features. to get close to mba/imac display look for hiDPI glossy monitors with P3 wide color gamut, for example benq MA270U or kuycon G27P

Thanks for sharing that! I was also looking at benq displays (especially MA270U advertised as built for macs), but after I asked Claude to look for potential issues it returned with this: "The BenQ MA270U monitor—advertised as “built for Macs”—performs well in everyday use, but has significant limit

Ok so here’s my story, bare with me: I got the MacMini M4. Debated on the cost of the ASD for a week or more (have a MacBook Pro so the mini wasn’t urgent). In my “home office” I would have the MacMini and my windows laptop for my regular 9-5. ASD can’t use two monitors and really has issues with Wi

I have a macbook pro and I love its screen. I use it for hours without fatigue. But I need a bigger monitor for my music projects. Yesterday I received my new BenQ MA270U monitor and I can't use it for more than 10 minutes - even though I adjusted all the settings. It looks like the macbook screen i