Apple Pro Display XDR 6K
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Product Overview
Apple Pro Display XDR is an ultra-premium 32-inch professional 6K monitor designed for the most demanding and affluent content creators. It is powered by a 10-bit IPS panel.
Notably, this monitor supports full-array LED local-dimming. The 216 ppi pixel density makes both texts and pictures exceptionally sharp. The Pro Stand comes with tilt, pivot, and height adjustments that make for a more ergonomic viewing experience: It is, however, an optional extra at the cost of another non-Apple monitor.
Those that wish their professional monitor to be a little more exclusive can opt for the "Nano-texture" glass finish that further reduces glare and enhances color reproduction.
Ratings
What we found
Neofiliac score 90%
Pros
- Full-Array LED local dimming
- High 216 ppi pixel density
- Stand with tilt, pivot, and height adjustments
- 10-bit display panel
- High 95.43 % screen-to-body ratio
- Unique 6K resolution
Cons
- Exceptionally expensive
What external reviewers found
External score 79%
Pros
- Excellent brightness and sharpness
- Excellent build quality
- Color-accurate 6K resolution
- HDR support
- Very quiet
Cons
- No 4K HDR support
- No HDR support
- Pricey for what you get
- No hardware controls
- Off-axis luminance fall-off
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Specifications
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External Reviews
cnet[1]
Reviewer score 70% (normalized by Neofiliac)The 6K resolution is both a blessing and a curse. There are no hardware controls, either, and I really, really miss them. You can't disable the Pro Display and use only the internal display, or vice versa. An extra, official stand for the XDR costs $1,000.
Pros
- 6K resolution (6,016x3,384 pixels)
- Very quiet
- Very good build quality
Cons
- No hardware controls
- No 4K HDR support
pcmag[2]
Reviewer score 93% (normalized by Neofiliac)The Pro Display XDR is as color-accurate as they come. The 6K resolution is the perfect size for 4K content creators. Even if you want to use your own VESA-compatible stand, you won't have the option unless you spend $200.
Pros
- Color-accurate 6K resolution
- Excellent build quality
- Built-in VESA mount
Cons
- Pricey for what you get
theverge[3]
Reviewer score 74% (normalized by Neofiliac)The Pro Display XDR offers a vastly higher resolution and far deeper blacks than almost any other monitor you might test it against. In terms of backlight performance, it's basically what I expected. I was absolutely not expecting issues with off-axis viewing. Most people are happy with the LCDs they have, and this display is brighter and sharper than those screens.
Pros
- Excellent brightness and sharpness
- Sharpness and contrast
- HDR support
Cons
- Off-axis luminance fall-off
- No HDR support
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