What is the best Thunderbolt-4 external-monitor, to buy, for my new M1-Mac ?

[TeamKomando:John]

Hello leftblank15,

The best display would be the Apple Pro Display XDR, as it is priced at four and six thousand dollars it may not be the best bang for your buck.

Reasonably priced alternative.

Dell S2722QC 27-Inch 4K UHD Monitor
More info and review on compatibility with M1 Mac’s – Click Here for Dell info.

[Randall Blanchard]

I wouldn’t go with Dell — The rumor goes, that, about a decade-back, Dell was caught using faulty capacitors, in their PCs — also, they wouldn’t refund the customers’s money — the faulty capacitors made it into Dell’s own lawyer-firm’s PCs, and Dell’s own lawyer-firm, had to sue Dell, to recover money for the faulty PC’s — Dell was purportedly, THAT nasty .

I have had trouble finding a TRUE Thunderbolt-4 display, although LG supposedly made one, in early-2020 .

I wonder why everyone else, is ONLY producing “Thunderbolt-3”-monitors ?

[TeamKomando:John]

We have some dell monitors that have been on for 5 years without issue, tap or click here for a Lenovo monitor.

[Randall Blanchard]

No ” Thunderbolt-4 ” monitors ?

[Randall Blanchard]

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[TeamKomando:John]

Hello Randall Blanchard,

Are you looking for a widescreen monitor or an ultra-widescreen?

Samsung and HP now offer Thunderbolt 4 monitors.

What size are you looking for?

[Randall Blanchard]

27-inches .

I wouldn’t go with HP, as they have lousy customer-service, and yet Samsung seems to have problems, too, with their company-culture, in the past, so far as design, is concerned, with their combustible cell-phones, and self-destructing washing-machines .

What is the advantage, of a Thunderbolt-4 monitor ?

[Randall Blanchard]

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