Apple Pro Display XDR 32-inch
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Price facts
- Last seen at $5,795.00 used at Usedmac on Nov 9.
- Checked at 5 stores.
Our take on the Apple Pro Display XDR 32-inch
The Apple Pro Display XDR is a 32-inch 6K reference monitor built for professional color grading, HDR finishing, and high-end photo editing. It delivers 1600-nit peak brightness, 1,000,000:1 contrast, and 10-bit color, with factory calibration and reference modes that match industry standards. Compared to rivals like the EIZO ColorEdge or Sony BVM-HX310, it offers similar HDR performance at a lower price but lacks built-in color calibration sensors and has a limited 60Hz refresh rate. It suits colorists and editors who need reliable HDR grading without the cost of a reference OLED, but the optional Pro Stand is a costly extra and the glossy finish can cause reflections.
- Exceptional 1600-nit peak brightness for HDR
- 6K resolution with 218 ppi for sharp detail
- 10-bit color and factory calibration
- Reference modes for industry standards
- Wide viewing angles and accurate color
Apple Pro Display XDR 32-inch prices at every store
- UsedmacPre-owned
In stock
$5,795.00Checked Nov 9 - MelroseMACPre-owned
Out of stock
$3,600.00Free shippingChecked Nov 9 - WalmartNew
Out of stockSold by Datavision Computer Video
$4,999.00Free shippingChecked Nov 9 - AdoramaNew
Out of stock
$4,999.00Free shippingChecked Nov 9 - Mac-AveNew
Out of stock
$4,999.00+ $15.00 shippingChecked Nov 9
Apple Pro Display XDR 32-inch price history
Lowest price we've seen: $4,999.00 on Nov 9 at Walmart. Tracked across 3 stores since Nov 9.
What reviewers say
Professional reviewers and owners praise the Pro Display XDR for its outstanding HDR performance, accurate color, and solid build quality. However, many criticize the high cost of the optional stand and the lack of a built-in calibration sensor, which some find inconvenient for long-term use.
- HDR performancePraisedReviewers consistently highlight the display's ability to reach 1600 nits and produce deep blacks, making it ideal for HDR grading.
- Stand costCriticisedMany complain that the Pro Stand is sold separately and is very expensive, adding significant cost to an already pricey monitor.
- Color accuracyPraised
Questions and answers
- Is the Pro Display XDR worth it for professional color grading?
- Yes, for many professionals it offers reference-grade HDR performance at a lower cost than competing reference monitors. However, consider the extra cost of the stand and the lack of a built-in calibration sensor.
- How does the Pro Display XDR compare to the Apple Studio Display?
- The Pro Display XDR is larger (32 vs 27 inches), has higher resolution (6K vs 5K), much higher brightness (1600 vs 600 nits), and better HDR support. The Studio Display is more affordable and includes a stand and webcam.
- Does the Pro Display XDR come with a stand?
- No, the Pro Stand is sold separately. You can also choose a VESA mount adapter instead, which is also sold separately.
- Can I use the Pro Display XDR with a Windows PC?
- It is designed for Macs with Thunderbolt 3, but it can work with Windows PCs that support DisplayPort over USB-C. However, some features like brightness control and reference modes may not be fully supported.
- What is the refresh rate of the Pro Display XDR?
- The refresh rate is 60Hz, which is standard for professional reference monitors but lower than some gaming displays.
- Is the Pro Display XDR suitable for gaming?
- It is not optimized for gaming due to its 60Hz refresh rate and 5ms response time, but it can handle casual gaming. It is primarily designed for professional content creation.
