Dude - You have a BITOG account!I don’t have an IT guy on my payroll whom I can call with questions
I am sure the M2, especially in concert with your other Apple stuff, will prove valuable to you for a good while.
Dude - You have a BITOG account!I don’t have an IT guy on my payroll whom I can call with questions
I’m happy with a Logitech keyboard.What do yall think about the Dell U2723QE 27” monitor
And the Logitech MX Keys for Mac Keyboard
???
The Apple Studio monitor and their ”Magic Keyboard” are more money than I want to spend.
What do yall think about the Dell U2723QE 27” monitor
And the Logitech MX Keys for Mac Keyboard
???
The Apple Studio monitor and their ”Magic Keyboard” are more money than I want to spend.
Thanks for the suggestion, but they don't provide a lot of detail on that Matias.Those monitors should be excellent.
If you don't mind spending a bit more on a keyboard, this is what I'm currently using and it's wonderful. I actually like it better than my Unicomp Spacesaver M, which is quite a high bar.
Otherwise I'm sure the Logitech will be fine.
You didn't mention a mouse, but I'll mention at least considering the Magic Mouse. The design is a bit...polarizing...but I find its functionality to be excellent even if it had a bit of a learning curve for me. In fact I bought my first one in 2012, returned it in two weeks, then didn't pick one up again until 2015 but guess my tastes had changed as I loved it then. My only real annoyance with the current generation is that it charges by a port on the bottom and can't be used while charging, but then the first version that ran on AAs could eat a set in a week of heavy use.
Thanks for the suggestion, but they don't provide a lot of detail on that Matias.
Seems like it is missing several of the features of the Logitech Mx Keys for Mac that I'm looking at (Bluetooth, wireless, rechargeable, variable backlighting with proximity sensor, ability to connect to 3 different machines, etc).
And I actually already have a wireless Logitech M510 mouse that I like.
I have an older model UltraSharp that has been great. IPS display, matte finish screen for the least glare. Pretty good color, easy to adjust and configure. Razer Black Widow keyboard with mechanical switches and backlighted keys. I have had one LED fail under one of the switches after 6 years or so and I replaced that LED in 10 minutes.What do yall think about the Dell U2723QE 27” monitor
And the Logitech MX Keys for Mac Keyboard
???
The Apple Studio monitor and their ”Magic Keyboard” are more money than I want to spend.
+1The Magic Mouse is an ergonomic nightmare IMO. I’d rather use their Magic Trackpad then their mouse.
Do you know if there is any difference in video quality between the thunderbolt and the HDMI?Those Dells are USB-C hub monitors, so you should be able to daisy chain them together.
Hook the Mac Mini to the first monitor through USB-C (thunderbolt) then the first monitor to the second monitor through the provided display port cable (the monitors should have both display port out/in ports on them).
No, it’s a digital signal. Thunderbolt can support a higher resolution, but you have 4K monitors so that’s irrelevant. It also comes with a Type C to Type C cable, which is the one you’ll want to use for one of the monitors.Do you know if there is any difference in video quality between the thunderbolt and the HDMI?
I found out that the Mac Mini doesn’t support daisy chaining of monitors, so the best way to connect them is going to be through Thunderbolt.Those Dells are USB-C hub monitors, so you should be able to daisy chain them together.
Hook the Mac Mini to the first monitor through USB-C (thunderbolt) then the first monitor to the second monitor through the provided display port cable (the monitors should have both display port out/in ports on them).
Hmm… Not sure. I’ll let you know what I find out.Does anyone run 4k resolution on a 27 inch monitor?
The text and images would be tiny. I suspect (maybe I am wrong) that most end up changing a 4k to 2k or 1080P on a 27 inch so Im not sure the extra expense is worth it if the same product can be bought with less resolution yet same features that I think Dell and most others offer.
Well I didnt say useless, how about specific uses?Hmm… Not sure. I’ll let you know what I find out.
But if 4K resolution is useless on a 27” monitor, then why are 27” monitors offered in 4K?