opinion

williamlondon said:

Yeah, Apple should have been listening to the armchair CEOs on AI obviously who think they know better how to build products people will buy, you know, given the dire financial results of the past couple of decades. [rolls eyes]

As I said I love Apple but to not offer an affordable Apple monitor for let´s say a Mac Mini or a Macbook Air for use at home seem to be a mystery to me and I am sure that if they were selling those it would add to a good financial result too. To buy some affordable monitor from another brand because Apple don´t offer one seems like a lost opportunity. I don´t say Apple should do cheap crap just to sell but come on, monitors for $4,999.00 (where the stand is sold separately for $999.00) and a Mac mini is $699.00 - see that there is a piece missing here.

I say it again, sometimes I see no point in making the best products if nobody can afford them. I love Apple but lately they seem to be not able to get the full equation together like before. There seems to always be some loose end. Notch on iPhones, ugly chin on iMac and again external power box, Airpower getting too warm etc. Or, not be able to design with end price in mind.

Of course Apple can make high end monitors like they do but for the rest of us they should also be able to go back to make great monitors with more reasonable prices. A 27” monitor that is more expensive then say a Mac mini simply is hard to understand. Don’t get me wrong, I love Apple but sometimes they do things that is hard to understand.

Half the price is still to high. Sometimes I think that there is no point in making the best products if people can’t afford them. 

I would like an iMac with a larger display than the 24-inch, be it 27-inch or something else. The 24-inch looks disproportional. The menu on the screen is too close to the upper edge and the part at the bottom seems unneccesary big. And no notch! Please Apple, move away from notches in all your products! Make a Pro model, fine but also one bigger iMac with a price tag that people actually can afford and also not shock the IT-departments out there with (if you even can persuade them to consider a Mac as your work computer).