We have a solid deal at hand - you can instantly save $400 on the Apple Studio Display monitor with the Nano Texture Glass option.
Apple is Giving You a Chance to Save $400 on the Studio Display with Nano Texture Glass Coating
Amazon says this is the lowest price the display is seeing in 30 days, which is an amazing coincidence since the MagSafe Charger is going through the same thing. However, if you’re out looking for Apple’s Studio Display at a very good price, that too with the Nano Texture Glass option, today’s your lucky day. You don’t even need a discount code or coupon to get this deal either.
Buy Apple Studio Display - Nano-Texture Glass - Tilt-Adjustable Stand - Was $1,899, now just $1,499
Announced alongside the Mac Studio, the Studio Display is the perfect companion for any Mac you may have, really. With a monstrous 5K resolution, this thing is a joy to look at. And with the Center Stage camera at the top, this is the complete package for having FaceTime calls right out of the box; no hunting for a webcam, ever.
With one Thunderbolt 3 port at the back alongside three USB-C ports - four in total - your Mac plugs into the display using a single cable that supplies power back to the connected MacBook as well. Apple says this monitor can output a total power of 96W over that Thunderbolt 3 port which is more than enough to keep your power hungry MacBook Pro afloat while it is connected to this monitor.
This monitor has another interesting trick up its sleeve - you can hook up your iPad Pro or iPad Air with it for the ultimate Stage Manager experience.
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