They're nice monitors but you could probably get 2 24" monitors for their price. I have one and i love it BUT it was very expensive even with student discount.
We use the 24" Apple LED at my advertising agency with Mac Pros. Having gone through Dell, Samsung, and NEC LCD monitors, I can honestly say that you really do get what you pay for. The Apple monitor provides vivid colors and my designers swear they are more accurate. I like the Apple display because it just looks nice out of the box. My 24" Samsung never looked as balanced, even after months of tweaking.
I purchased all of our displays as new units from the Apple store, although many on this forum have had great luck with the refubs off of Apple.com. I'm serious considering a refurb for our next purchase.
I'm wondering what price range the 27" LED Display might be at?
That is if they ever come out with one, but optimistically expecting to see one announced in June.
Well obviously they will be more than the 24". My guess is about £850.
If they release a 27", I would expect the 24" to fall in price by £50-£100 so there is more difference between the sizes. But that's only my opinion and expectation, with no evidence, so don't hold me to this.
The refurb monitors get BIG discounts to $599, and they look PERFECT. Same warranty applies.
I recommend checking the apple refurb store daily. The refurb monitors get BIG discounts to $599, and they look PERFECT. Same warranty applies.
If I were you I would wait for a 27" LED like the one found in the 27" iMac. I expect we should see an update to Apple's displays before year end.
peejack said:If I were you I would wait for a 27" LED like the one found in the 27" iMac. I expect we should see an update to Apple's displays before year end.
Why?
1) I don't want a 27" it's too big.
2) It will cost a lot more.
3) I have brought the 24" now as I stated below.
Why is the advice from everyone to always for rumoured products because they will be bigger/better? I swear 50% of people on here just spend their life waiting and doing nothing with the systems they currently have.![]()