Studio Monitors For Mac Mini

The new Mac mini is much improved over the older versions. My first Mac was a mini back in 2007. Since then I owned a MacBook Air 2011(which I still own) an iMac 27 in 2014 and a 2016 MacBook Pro 16. I work at home more now like everyone else and since my wife needed a new laptop we decided to purchase the Mini and pass the MacBook Pro to her. The mini has the same configuration as the more expensive MacBook Pro, i7 intel chip, 16gb RAM and a 256gm SSD drive, so this was a lateral move. The mini is super fast and connected to two 21 4k LG monitors it delivers a great experience. I was concerned about heat, since the MacBook Pro would get pretty hot while connected to the 2 monitors but the mini handles them just fine. It's compact and freed up more real estate on my desk. No regrets switching to the Mini and from what I read the next generation of Mini's will be even more powerful and still at a decent price point. So if you work from home and need a new powerful computer without breaking the bank, Mini is the way to go.

I bought two of these cables to add two additional monitors to a Mac Mini M2 Pro. They work great when plugged into the USB-C/TB4 ports. The main monitor is still fed from the built-in HDMI port. The Mac Mini M2 will support one external monitor and the M2 Pro version will support two external monitors. The only problem I have, from time to time, is that I have to reset the display arrangement after reboot or sleep. I don't think this has anything to do with the cable, but seems to be a feature of Mac display management or the order in which the connected monitors sleep and wake up. I've also used the same cable to connect an external monitor to an iPad Pro, for which it also works perfectly.

Bought it to replace my 2014 Mac mini. Love that I can use it with 2 4k monitors. I also use it for photo and video editing and it works great.

We have a new Mac Mini and an Intel NUC, and we use these cables to connect them to DisplayPort monitors. The DisplayPort connector is latchless, but it fits and connects securely (latches are optional for DisplayPort connections). These have been very reliable for us, and they are VESA compliant. We have used them with many different DisplayPort monitors (including an multi-stream MST setup), and they work excellently.

Works great with Mac Mini. Truly plug and play. Running 3 HDMI monitors using this and built-in HDMI

While I did have an issue with a Mac mini with an M1 chip, that was quickly resolved with a call to Eizo tech support. I am a longtime Eizo user--probably 13 or 14 years. The monitors just work. I run the auto calibration, and when I print after soft proofing, I always get what I saw on the screen. Yes, they are more expensive than other brands, but I am willing to pay the price to avoid wasting paper and ink while having an easy time setting the monitor up. As compared to older Eizo monitors, this monitor is lighter and more sleek. The on/off button works better-it seems to sense your finger without the need to push anything and the menu system is easier to work with.

I use this box to connect a mac mini to Powered JBL Monitors. I really like the gain knob on the unit, and Radial products are always built like a tank. This solved my problem and I would buy again.

Originally purchased for some monitors to use with my Mac Studio at 4k and they come in with amazing picture quality!! Def worth the money.

These work great with our Mac Studio to run Dell 27 UHD monitors. We needed a softer flexible cable to run up the monitors arms. We are using two of these to run two monitors at 3840 2160 @ 60 Hz each and are not using Data.

This is my second Mac mini and so far I love this one as much as my first one.