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Hi,
I need to retire my 8 year old iMac. I am looking at the Mac Mini M1 chip as a replacement. I need a monitor but not sure which one to get.
I do family photo processing; no gaming. Plus mostly normal stuff: email; searches; word processing.
I would like something in the $300 to $500 range.
I would appreciate any suggestions.
Thank you
Bill
Mac mini 2018 or later
I had good experiences with asus, dell, samsung and lenovo, that being said does not mean I view lg or acer as poor options
currently I have 4 monitors two samsung old 19" non widescreen ones, and 1 27" asus one and 1 24" dell one
only a 19" and the 27" are currently connected to the mac mini though (a non m1 version)
Hi,
So my Mac Mini is all set up with an inexpensive Asus monitor. But I just noticed that it does not have a camera for Zoom, Facetime, etc.
Any recommendations for a monitor with a camera?
Also, my Asus is slow to warm up after being put to sleep. Any ideas about how to speed that up. Does that require a different monitor as well?
Thanks for all of your responses.
Bill
PS - the new Mac Mini is great!
I would get any old 27" monitor with fullhd 1080p with hdmi connector they're pretty cheap
Hi,
Thanks for that info. Does any specific brand stand out to you?
Bill
Dell S2721D. Excellent monitor for less money.
aaah one thing I would not get a TN panel but a IPS or VA one they have better colours than TN
This Dell is IPS pannel you cann look at spects here
Monitor for a Mac Mini m1
