Apple Pro Display Refurbished

I purchased a refurbished 15 Macbook Pro from Apple and did not get the Apple Care warranty with the computer. This place has the best price and saved me $100 on the agreement price. It registered with no issues. I can tell you that it is rare that Apple stuff goes bad but when it does, you will be glad you got this. I am not sure how BH does it, but glad they do. If I am ever in the market for a new Macbook in the future, I will shop here first.

Quick shipping, and a lot less than buying from Apple. I used it for my new refurbished Apple Macbook Pro 15 which I bought from Apple a few weeks ago!

This works perfectly with my old Apple HD Display and my new MacBook Pro.

Perfect cable to connect my new Apple Display to my Macbook Pro for photo shoots.... i bought the longer cable to be able to have the display further from our Digi Tech for the clients to view the images coming in via Viewer on Capture One. I put the cable into a protective liner so wear and tear is less of an issue.

Just the ticket for my system. 2006 Mac Pro 10.7.5, 30 HD Apple Cinema Display & 20 Apple Cinema Display.

Does the job. Have my MacBook Pro Retina connected to my old 30 Apple Cinema Display.

We used this with our 15 MacBook Pro with Apple Display set up. Not only this is convenient for design work, when we are using Excel spread sheet, it enables us to navigate all directions quickly. So convenient!

Registered it with Apple for my new Macbook Pro with retina display without any problem. Thanks for the great price and good service.

Have purchased and tried dozens of screens for the office, from all kinds of brands. This, hands down, is the best 4K IPS panel I've seen. 27 keeps the pixel density pretty high (though not as high as the 5k 27 Apple Studio retina displays, but those are limited to 60hz, which now feel laggy in comparison). The upside is the refresh rate. 144hz (adjustable to 120hz too via MacOS settings), brings it into line with Apple's Pro Motion display on the Macbook Pro M-series (120hz). It makes a huge difference in the smoothness of the user interface. Everything feels very liquid and fast. Screen has a nice understated design, unlike most 4k 144hz+ monitors that seems to be targeting gamers. Has thin bezels (if that's your thing). 100w USB-C power and USB hub is good. Lots of ports supported (HDMI, Displayport, USB-B, USB-C). No compatibility issues with the Mac, true plug and play. One quirk I've noticed (though most non-Apple monitors do this), is that sometimes the monitor doesn't automatically wake when the Mac is put to sleep, so you have to press the monitor's power button to turn it back on. Not a big deal, just something to note. I got the Gorilla Glass option, definitely helps reduce reflections while keeping the sharp glossy colors, again making it much closer in feel and color appearance to the Macbook's Pro motion display. Color tones out of the box are very good, didn't need to manually calibrate a custom color profile. Overall very happy with this monitor. Bought through BHPhoto as I heard the Dough (formerly Eve) company used to have a hit-or-miss reputation so if I need to return the unit, BHPhoto is easier to deal with. Product is great so far, very pleased with it.

I bought two of these, one from Apple and the other from B&H, and B&H rocks with speed of delivery. One of them is for my MacBook Pro 14 which I use Dual Display mode sometimes and most of the time the other monitor is for my Work DELL Latitude 3420 with USB-C and it's putting up a 5K Image. With the firmware update, the camera is good enough for me for Zoom and Facetime. These replaced my tried and true Apple Cinema 27 Displays. I love Apple Monitors, nothing else compares by a long shot.