With a Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C display, you’ll be able to use a single cable to hook up to your MacBook Pro or 12-inch MacBook, and forgo the need for adapters that will be necessary for other displays. Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C use the same physical connector, but Apple’s Thunderbolt 3 tech offers some perks for MacBook Pro users– 5K! LG Ultrafine 4K 21.5-inch ($524) Unveiled alongside the new MacBook Pro late last month, Apple collaborated with LG to make this new 21.5-inch 4K display that includes USB-C for a single cable connection to the new MacBook Pro and the 12-inch MacBook. That means you’re guaranteed compatibility with your new MacBook (Pro), and a recent by Apple (reflected above) means it’s also one of the best priced options on the market. Unlike some of the other options on this list, however, lack of HDMI and DisplayPort means you’ll need adapters for use with older, non-USB-C Macs. • 4096×2304 resolution IPS panel • P3 wide colour • One USB-C (input), Three USB-C (USB 2, 480 Mbps) • Built-in stereo speakers • USB-C cable (1.8m) included • Up to 60W of charging power It’s available to order now with a 5-6 week shipping estimate currently, but we’ve heard some you can walk in and pick-up now. LG Ultrafine 5K 27-inch ($974) This is your only Thunderbolt 3 option currently, which is likely why Apple collaborated with LG to make this new 5K display to launch alongside the 2016 MacBook Pros. Apple’s latest version of its Thunderbolt technology, Thunderbolt 3, uses the same physical connector as USB-C, but it offers support for this display’s 27-inch 5120-by-2880 resolution, making it the only 5K monitor you can drive over a single Thunderbolt 3 cable (included). For Haskell, Cabal, Literate Haskell, Core, etc.) • Macros (e.g. Visual studio for the mac 2000 wiki. The few other 5K display options on the market will require a dual-cable solution and adapters for use with the new MacBook Pro (and Mac Pro). With the 15-inch MacBook Pro, you can drive of two of these displays, while the 13-inch model will drive a single 5K display. Like the 4K model above, Apple is currently offering until the new year. • 5120-by-2880 resolution 27-inch IPS panel • P3 wide colour • One Thunderbolt 3 (input), three USB-C (USB 3.1 gen 1, 5Gbps) • Built-in stereo speakers, camera, microphone • Up to 85W of charging power *Available in December and Apple Stores. LG 27UD88-W 4K 27″ LED-Lit Monitor ($709) One of the highest-rated USB-C, 4K monitors that you can buy right now also comes from LG, the 27-inch ‘ 27UD88-W’. Currently available around $700 shipped, this monitor is a great alternative to the UltraFine model above if you want something bigger than 21.5-inches but with similar specs. It’s also marketed as a gaming monitor, with LG’s FreeSync tech, Black Stabilizer and Game Mode for a superior gaming experience. And unlike the UltraFine models, it has HDMI and USB 3.0 ports in addition to USB-C. It’s also currently one of the only monitors that the 12-inch MacBook can drive at 4K and 60Hz without that we know of (although that downgrades the USB ports to 2.0 speeds). • 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) IPS Monitor • sRGB over 99% • Color Calibration Pro • Two USB 3.0 Quick Charge ports • One USB Type-C input, two HDMI ports • On-Screen Control with Screen Split 2.0 • Up to 60W of charging power. HP ENVY 27 4k Display ($499) Announced, this USB-C 4K display from HP is looking like it will be a contender at $499 when it launches December 4. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple disclaims any and all liability for the acts, omissions and conduct of any third parties in connection with or related to your use of the site. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums.
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