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Mac Mini M2

I have 2013 iMac. I am thinking going to Mac Mini. What monitor other than LG 4K that Apples sell would you suggest. The LG 4K at Apple is $699. Yes I am looking for same quality but at lower price.

Posted on Jan 27, 2023 4:28 PM

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Posted on Jan 28, 2023 5:41 AM

Look at LG's other offerings. You can get 4K 27" displays for less money.


I have an LG 27UP600 and it works great. In their numbering scheme:

The first two numbers are display size

The second letter is display "type":

G or Q - 2K or QHD

U - 4K or UHD

M - 1080 of FHD

W - wide screen

The second letter is the year of initial release (LG still makes some of their older models) and I believe "Q" is now the current model

The last three numbers indicate feature level . Generally 600 is base, 650 adds a few things, and 850 has all the bells and whistles.

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Jan 28, 2023 5:41 AM in response to phototraveler07

Look at LG's other offerings. You can get 4K 27" displays for less money.


I have an LG 27UP600 and it works great. In their numbering scheme:

The first two numbers are display size

The second letter is display "type":

G or Q - 2K or QHD

U - 4K or UHD

M - 1080 of FHD

W - wide screen

The second letter is the year of initial release (LG still makes some of their older models) and I believe "Q" is now the current model

The last three numbers indicate feature level . Generally 600 is base, 650 adds a few things, and 850 has all the bells and whistles.

Mac Mini M2

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