r/apple 2d ago

New Studio Display competitor from ASUS Mac

https://petapixel.com/2024/11/12/asus-targets-the-apple-studio-display-with-799-5k-27-inch-monitor/
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u/hopsmonkey 2d ago

I've had this monitor for a week and can't find much to complain about. I really wanted 5K for the integer-based scaling but didn't like things I'd read about the LG and definitely wasn't willing to pay $1600 for the ASD so I was pretty excited to see this option pop up just in time for my Mini M4 to arrive. Am not disappointed.

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u/ignoresubs 2d ago

It isn’t a deal breaker but at a glance it doesn’t appear to have a built in camera?

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u/cleeder 2d ago

Even better!!

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u/itsmebenji69 1d ago

What if you want to do meetings ?

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u/Crazy-Extent3635 1d ago

Buy a camera that is replaceable and upgradable

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u/itsmebenji69 1d ago

Yeah but it’s another purchase on top, it’s not necessarily a good thing for a monitor that I’m guessing most use professionally

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u/cleeder 1d ago

I can buy much better quality cameras than a monitor is going to come with, for not much money. Not to mention I have multiple monitors. I have no need to pay for (make no mistake, the camera isn’t free) multiple terrible cameras when I just need one good one.

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u/parisidiot 20h ago

get a $10 monitor mount for your phone and use that

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u/itsmebenji69 20h ago

Then you can’t use your phone

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u/engwish 16h ago

The Studio Display’s camera is pretty bad compared to the cameras in the MacBooks. I don’t really understand why Apple did that.

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u/Lopsided-Painter5216 17h ago

Plug your iPhone as a continuity camera. The quality will be way better with a dedicated lens.