Apple Studio Display - 14 inch - 5K Ultra HD - Silver

The Apple Studio Display has a 5120x2880 resolution at 218 pixels per inch, providing a 5K Ultra HD experience.

Yes, the Studio Display comes with a stand. Different stand options may affect tilt and height adjustability.

While it may function as a basic display via its Thunderbolt 3/4 port, full functionality, including features like Center Stage and optimal resolution, is intended for Mac computers.

Center Stage is a feature of the built-in 12MP Ultra Wide camera that automatically keeps you or a group in the center of the frame during video calls, even as you move around.

The Studio Display features two Thunderbolt 5 ports and three USB-C ports, allowing you to connect multiple peripherals and accessories.

Nano-texture glass is an optional upgrade that provides an anti-reflective coating etched directly into the glass. It further minimizes glare in bright lighting conditions compared to the standard anti-reflective coating.

The Studio Display supports 1 billion colors and P3 wide color, providing excellent color reproduction but does not explicitly support HDR (High Dynamic Range) content.

Ensure the Thunderbolt cable is securely connected to both the display and your Mac. Verify that your Mac is powered on and in an active state. Try a different Thunderbolt port on your Mac.

Check the Thunderbolt cable for damage and ensure it is properly seated. Restart your Mac and the Studio Display. If the issue persists, test with a different Thunderbolt cable.

Confirm that macOS is up to date. Restart your Mac. Check System Settings to ensure the camera is recognized and enabled. Reset SMC (System Management Controller) if applicable to your Mac model.

Check audio output settings in macOS to ensure the Studio Display is selected. Restart your Mac. Verify that Spatial Audio is configured correctly in Sound preferences.

Adjust the ambient lighting in your room. If you have the nano-texture glass option, it will significantly reduce glare. Position the display to minimize direct light sources.