I swapped my Studio Display for this QD-OLED Mac monitor — and it works just as well on my gaming PC
Tom's Guide Verdict The MSI Pro Max 271UPXW12G is an outstanding QD-OLED monitor that seamlessly bridges the gap between Mac productivity and high-performance gaming. Find out more about how we test, analyze, and rate. Jump To: Cheat Sheet Specs The Ups The Downs Verdict The MSI Pro Max 271UPXW12G is a 4K QD-OLED monitor designed with creative professionals in mind — specifically those who prefer Mac over Windows.
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Tom's Guide Verdict The MSI Pro Max 271UPXW12G is an outstanding QD-OLED monitor that seamlessly bridges the gap between Mac productivity and high-performance gaming. With native macOS controls, a vibrant 4K panel, a built-in KVM switch and loads of full-featured ports, it offers a compelling, feature-packed alternative to the Apple Studio Display at a far more competitive price. $599.99 at Amazon(Black OLED) $709.99 at Amazon(Black OLED) $709.99 at MSI Check Best Buy Pros +Excellent Mac integration +Impressive included stand and cables +Packed with ports and a built-in KVM switch +Gorgeous and color-accurate 4K QD-OLED panel Cons -Auto-mounting utility drive Best picks for you These are the 10 best monitors we've tested for work, gaming and everyday use worth your money These are the 10…
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