Apple Computer Monitor Cable

This cable was used to connect an HDMI monitor to the computer.

This inexpensive cable works very well between my computer and my older monitor.

I just connected my second monitor to my computer and I have to say, that this cable is a steal for the price!

This cable is just right for the short run from my computer to a second monitor used in editing.

It's a cable and its job is simple, take the signal from the computer and display it on a monitor.

This cable came promptly and is exactly what I needed to hook my imac to the external apple monitor.

this computer is fast and its apple... what more can I say.

This cable works. Nothing else to say; it's a cable. Display port is on the computer end, DVI on the monitor end.

I like and trust Apple Displays for their beautiful image and color accuracy. I retouch photographs and color grade videos and films. The Apple monitor is accurate and bright with great resolution. It's a good size and small footprint on my desk. I purchased it with the new Mac Studio. It works well with the new computer. I purchased the Apple 27 Studio display with just the tilt option and it works fine. It sits nicely above the Mac Studio computer. The stand doesn't take up much desk space. There is no power switch for the monitor. As soon as you turn on the computer it is on and ready for viewing. I also like that there is no sleep light to keep flashing when the monitor is off or sleeping. The bezel around the viewable screen is a reasonable size and smaller than my other LG monitor. The Apple Display is easy to setup. Just plug it in and plug in the included Thunderbolt cable to the computer. Both cables are a soft and flexible black cable. I think the price is reasonable for the Apple Studio Display. My first Apple Display was the HD 24 version and cost around $1899 to $2199. Many years later the 5K 27 version is less money than that. I think that's a good deal. And much more affordable than the 32 XDR 6K monitor. I'm very pleased with the Apple Studio Display, as it just works well and looks great.

So, I was using regular apple earbud headphones for quite a while to monitor the levels while recording. What I was missing though is that it was always harder to edit the episode after since I was using my computer speakers after. I now use these while recording to more accurately monitor overall volumes (without having to watch the Rodecaster on-board levels as closely). I also now plug them into my computer and use them while editing for a more consistent and flat experience overall. I'm glad I finally got these!