- Is the Pro Display XDR worth it over a 5K iMac or Studio Display?
- For HDR grading and 6K reference work, yes: the brightness and reference modes go well beyond the Studio Display. For everyday desktop use, the Studio Display covers most needs with a built-in camera and speakers.
- Does it come with a stand?
- No. The Pro Stand and the VESA mount adapter are separate purchases, so budget for one of them.
- Can I connect a PC or console?
- It connects over Thunderbolt 3 and has no HDMI input or HDCP support, so consoles and many set-top players will not work. A Windows PC needs Thunderbolt 3 support.
- How bright is it in HDR?
- Peak brightness reaches 1600 nits, with sustained full-screen brightness lower. That is far above typical LCD monitors and suits HDR mastering.
- What is in the box?
- The display and its power cable. The stand, VESA adapter and nano-texture glass are options chosen at purchase.
- Is 60 Hz a problem for video editing?
- Not for most editing and grading, since footage is reviewed at its native frame rate. It is a limitation for high-frame-rate gaming or motion design.
- Where is the Apple Pro Display XDR cheapest?
- At BarcodesInc, for $6,921.54, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Apple Pro Display XDR?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Datavision, BarcodesInc.