#apple display

I am hesitant to call this a "review", because such words carries authority, and, requires quite a bit of technical knowledge--of which I have neither.

But, I am someone who deeply appreciates most of the things Apple makes. To the extent that I can justify their prices (although with a healthy dose of apprehension)--and besides, I use most of my Apple products, specifically my computer set-up, as a tool to get work done; and as with any tool, it should have a clear ROI.

Most of my work involves Word, Excel, Photoshop, and some Figma. Can tasks of all of these applications be done on a 4K monitor? Sure, they can even be done on the built-in 14" screen of my laptop. But plug a 5K display in, and suddenly everything is clearer.

I am going to note here, that 4K vs 5K is not just 1K more pixels. It is in fact almost double the pixels. 4K = 9,437,184 pixels. 5K = a whopping 14,745,600 pixels!

With a 5K display I have more room, and text is almost as sharp asa printed screen (218ppi). Again this isn't necessary, but neither is a comfortable chair. It's simply that, "comfortable". There's a certain joy that comes with using a monitor that has the clarity of an iPhone or iPad or MacBook. It can make long grueling days a bit more enjoyable, and, if it inspires me to even spend 3 extra hours a week at my desk doing work, that equals ~$8000 dollars more in income per year--which means I'd break even after about 10 weeks of owning and using the monitor!

Apple Studio Display And Apple Pro Display XDR Mockups

Fully vector shaped Apple Studio Display And Apple Pro Display XDR Mockups in Figma.