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What kind of screen for Mac Mini 2021?
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Look for the highest pixel density you can afford. Mac OS now looks horrible on low res screens (it didn't used to a long time ago)
It would be helpful if you mentioned what you plan to do with your Mac Mini. There are differences between monitors fo gaming, graphic/photo work and general usage.
I have a Benq PD2700U that works reasonably well and at full 60hrtz. I say reasonably in that a couple of times there were glitches. However, we are talking about the entire life of the M1 Mini to date.
Challenges appear to not only be about the specific monitors but how they are connected and if they are in combination with other monitors also connected.
I have a Benq PD2700U that works reasonably well and at full 60hrtz. I say reasonably in that a couple of times there were glitches. However, we are talking about the entire life of the M1 Mini to date.
Challenges appear to not only be about the specific monitors but how they are connected and if they are in combination with other monitors also connected.
I've been doing similar research for the next M-chip Mac Mini, and haven't found a good all-in-one solution with good reviews on Rtings.com.
You're probably better off buying a monitor like the 4K LG UN880B or LG BL85U, then attaching a webcam like the Logi C925e. At the end of the day you'll be right around $750 after tax, and you'll have more ports to use thanks to the monitor.
By the way you spelled "colors" I'm guessing you're not in the US, so your options may differ as far as LG monitors go. Hopefully a similar 4K monitor is available where you live.
You're probably better off buying a monitor like the 4K LG UN880B or LG BL85U, then attaching a webcam like the Logi C925e. At the end of the day you'll be right around $750 after tax, and you'll have more ports to use thanks to the monitor.
By the way you spelled "colors" I'm guessing you're not in the US, so your options may differ as far as LG monitors go. Hopefully a similar 4K monitor is available where you live.
