Screen size

27 inches (69cm)(3)
32 inches (81cm)(2)
34 inches (86cm)(1)

Refresh rate

60 Hz(5)
100 Hz(1)

Sharpness

4K (UHD)(1)
5K(3)
6K(1)
Quad HD (1440p)(1)

Brand

Apple(3)
EIZO(1)
LG(1)
Samsung(1)

Color space

Adobe RGB(1)
DCI-P3(4)
sRGB(2)

Panel type

IPS panel(2)
VA panel(1)

Color depth

17 million colors (8-bit)(1)
1 billion colors (10-bit)(5)

Energy label

D(1)
E(3)
G(2)

For sale with EcoCheques

No(1)

Response time

Fast (3 - 5ms)(3)

Type HDMI connector

2.0(1)
2.1(1)

Type of DisplayPort connector

1.2(1)
1.4(1)
2.0(1)

Other connectors

Standard USB-A(2)
Standard USB-B (3.0 form)(1)
USB-C(6)

USB-C dock

No(1)
Yes(4)

Maximum USB-C dock power

90 W(1)
94 W(1)
96 W(4)

Aspect ratio

Standard (16:9)(4)
Ultrawide (21:9)(2)

VESA mount

100x100mm(4)

Type of adaptive sync

FreeSync(1)

Type of HDR

DisplayHDR 600(1)
HDR10(2)

Bezel

Thin (< 10mm)(2)

Maximum brightness

Standard (250 - 300cd/m²)(2)
High (> 350cd/m²)(6)

Image resolution

3440x1440(1)
3840x2160(1)
5120x2880(3)
6144x3456(1)

Price

€

Pixel density

standard (90 - 120)(1)
High (110 - 140 PPI)(2)
Very high (more than 140PPI)(3)

Review score

Usage situation monitor

Daily use(2)
Photo or video editing(3)
Business use(4)

Monitors for MacBook with Thunderbolt 3 connection

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On this page, you can find all monitors with a Thunderbolt 3 connector. This connector is the oval input on a MacBook. It looks the same as a USB-C port, but is a lot faster. The MacBook Pro from 2016 and MacBook Air from 2018 have a Thunderbolt 3 port. You can connect a MacBook to any monitor that has a Thunderbolt 3 port. With a maximum transfer rate of 5 GB/s (40 Gbit/s), this is the fastest standard yet. In addition, you can also charge your device with it. You can power your MacBook or laptop with the same cable that you use to connect a monitor.