Apple unveils new 32-inch 6K Retina ‘Pro’ display that starts at $4999

Alongside its new monster-of-a-machine Mac Pro, the iPhone-maker announced a new high resolution computer monitor. It’s a 32-inch Retina display, with 6K (6016 x 3284) resolution, Mac Pro-matching cheese grater design and some incredible specs.

Those specs include 20 million pixels, P3 color, 10 bit, reference modes, 1000 nits (1600 nits peak), 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio, and more. Thunderbolt 3 can support a two-display setup, Mac Pro can power up to 6 displays—giving you 120 million pixels. Whew!

The new Pro Display XDR starts at $4,999, with the matte nano-texture version adding another $1,000. Apple also introduced a sharp-looking stand with a counter-balancing arm that also costs $1,000. Yeah….wow. Hey at least the VESA mount is just $200.

For context: these are not in the same category as your typical displays you can get from Best Buy for a few hundred bucks. These are high resolution reference displays, and the ones Apple compared them to during the event also cost thousands.

Like the Mac Pro, the Pro Display XDR will be available this fall.