Apple 27" Thunderbolt Display, 2560x1440 Pixels, 16.7 million Colors, 16:9 Aspect Ratio

2015-12-11T08:02:06

This screen has to be one of the finest available. Beautiful, clear images. Great for photographers. It is worth the higher price.

ARTHUR C.

2015-12-09T10:56:13

Love my new display.

BERMAN A.

2015-12-05T03:55:05

I am a professional feeelance photographer and use this monitor for editing, color correction, printing. I also do custom printing. Everything I use is color calibrated with a Color Monki. What I see is what I get. The monitor is beautiful with accurate color. You really can't ask for more than that.

Robert B.

2015-11-20T06:22:20

Great for photography work especially if you are Mac user. Otherwise you could find a monitor at a cheaper price. The price is the only negative about this display. I'm a Mac user and it is worth the investment to me. I've had a 24" Cinema Display for 6-7 Year and it has work perfectly.

Randy M.

2015-08-15T21:00:00

Great for high def photography, I use Lightroom compare and the big screen is awesome, Every Apple device I have or have had preforms up to and past expectations.

CARTER P.

2013-04-22T21:00:00

Over years I have been working on Apple 30" matted monitor, and when I had to switch to 27" monitor to be honest I couldn't work for 2 reasons. A:: it was SO glossy and hurting my eyes that I couldn't even edit. B:: White Balance as a default was SO blue and I had to go to store and buy newer Spyder 4 witch calibrates iLED technology monitors. Calibration helped but I still WANTED my old monitor back that had soft film look skin tones. Several guys that I know LOVE this new 27 Glossy display, personally I didn't. I do have Apple laptop that has glossy display and LOVE it, but 27 Glossy screen it's totally different story. I'll include photo so you guys can see. it. It's a superb monitor, I just got used to matted screen witch doesn't bother my eyes.

Andrey P.

2013-03-17T21:00:00

Upper end home monitor at an upper end price. This is a beautiful display with a wider aspect than most others I've seen, making it more feasible to have documents open side-by-side. There is only one video connection--Thunderbolt to Mac, so don't buy unless you have a Thunderbolt port. But there are multiple ports on the back of the monitor to enhance the versatility of your computer (I use a Mac Mini). But, even well after Apple started supporting USB 3.0, they only have USB 2 ports on this monitor. It's a silly oversight. Plus Thunderbolt peripherals are much more expensive and not much faster than USB 3, making the latter more realistic as a backup drive.

CHRISTOPHER M.