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I'm looking for a large (32" or larger) computer monitor to purchase with a Mac Mini that has high resolution (5K preferably) and good performance. The computer will be used for work (basic functions and some data analyses using SPSS or R.
LG makes a 34-inch (5120x2160) with ThunderBolt 3 input. The actual make and model shouldn’t matter, just make sure it has direct TB3/USB-C input ports since HDMI on a new Mac mini won’t go above 4096-by-2160.
LG makes a 34-inch (5120x2160) with ThunderBolt 3 input. The actual make and model shouldn’t matter, just make sure it has direct TB3/USB-C input ports since HDMI on a new Mac mini won’t go above 4096-by-2160.
I've been recommending Dell and LG displays for a couple years now. Dell sometimes has awesome sales on its ultrasharp displays which is why my wife snagged hers. I chose a 4K LG just a few weeks ago to replace the older and smaller LG display I'd been using for several years. Warning about LG displays though - they tend to cheap out on the stand.
Yeah, the LG I mentioned (model 34WK95U-W) is $1499.99 direct from LG. But it is only $999 on Amazon, $949 on BHPhoto so there are much better prices then LG's retail price to be had. Definitely need to shop around when looking for 4K and 5K monitors.
the price jump when it comes to 5k and even 4k is high vs. lower resolution monitors though
I got a widescreen 32" LG monitor connected to my Mac mini, using a HDMI > Display Port adapter and its a love affair. 4 and 5K is overrated if you ask me.
large monitor for mac mini
