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    Review: Mac Studio Display

    Apr 15, 2022 6 minutes
    Roman Loyola

    Price: £1,499 from fave.co/3LljXMJ

    When Apple discontinued the Thunderbolt Display in June 2016 after a five-year run, it wasn’t pulled off the shelf right away; it stuck around for a few months until its stock ran out. Instead of issuing a new display to replace it, however, Apple worked with LG Electronics and by the end of 2016, the UltraFine 4K and 5K displays went on sale.

    So for nearly three years, Apple’s ‘official’ display offerings were the LG UltraFine displays. The LG displays were fine displays (pun intended) – despite an early hiccup with Wi-Fi interference – but the design was typical of any ordinary PC display. Apple’s partnership with LG seemed to focus on the technical aspects of the screen. I’m not downplaying it at all, but one of the reasons Apple customers love Apple products is because Apple’s high‑quality design is very appealing.

    The LG UltraFine displays were available in the Apple

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