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Helloooo,
I am about to buy a Mac Mini M1. I am building my website and I am doing photo editing on Photoshop.
I’m looking buy a Mac Mini friendly monitor. 27” because my office is small. My budget is around $700 but I see monitors around $300 and then around $3999. What is a solid mid range monitor that doesn’t flicker and that doesn’t have a buzzing sound. I’ve read so many reviews that now I’m kinda loosing my mind. Please help. Grateful
FWIW, I have an LG 27UP600 4K HDR display that is working great. It supports 95% DCI-P3 color gamut and 100% sRGB color gamut. The last one is important in terms of web development since internet photos and browsers render in sRGB. It also support HDR400 if that is of any interest.
it is a very basic display and has higher priced "cousins" that have adjustable stands, USB-C connectivity but all have the same panel and color rendering characteristics.
FWIW, I have an LG 27UP600 4K HDR display that is working great. It supports 95% DCI-P3 color gamut and 100% sRGB color gamut. The last one is important in terms of web development since internet photos and browsers render in sRGB. It also support HDR400 if that is of any interest.
it is a very basic display and has higher priced "cousins" that have adjustable stands, USB-C connectivity but all have the same panel and color rendering characteristics.
Hi –
I'm not sure if the LG Ultrafine 5K are still available where you are, but they are generally considered – outside of Apple or maybe Eizo – as being the best. They also have webcams and speakers built in.
I own an LG 27 UP850 which is a 4K monitor with excellent colour and great resolution. The only downsides are it doesn't have a webcam and it's tricky to control brightness and volume without additional, albeit great software (MonitorControl).The benefit is it's not expensive (£399 in the UK). I can highly recommend it.
I use the 27" LG 5k Ultra Fine as it has speakers, camera and extra ports as well as high resolution. It is like my 27" iMac.
Monitor that works great with Mac Mini M1
