Grant
Using this in a studio application, as a THIRD monitor connected to a MacBook Pro running Logic Pro X. This is in the vocal recording booth with a blue tooth keyboard and mouse, mounted to the wall. It gives the vocalist a direct view of the software, lets them choose a track to record on, and can be a solo engineer at the same time as the vocalist. This monitor was especially great because when it receives power from the plug, it turns ON. Thats great, because this plug powering the monitor in the booth is linked with the LIGHT in the booth, so when you turn on the light, the monitor also turns on. And off when turning off the light. Saves power and makes it more or less automatic when the booth is used. I liked this feature of the monitor. Also have a very long HDMI cable connected and leaving the booth to the computer. It all works well, and three monitors will operate simultaneously as needed in the studio. This monitor has less resolution than the 4K monitors, but the MacBook Pro knows the difference and they all operate in MIRROR mode, so the resolution overall is less when the booth light switch is on. Still plenty of native resolution in this for quick vocal recordings made by the vocalists, on their own.