Apple’s Refurbished Studio Display is Now Available: Here’s How Much is it Priced

Apple's refurbished Studio Display is finally available for purchase in the United States, allowing its buyers to grab the 27-inch monitor for much cheaper pricing.

Here's where to get it and how much cheaper it is.

Apple's Refurbished Studio Display

As per the latest report by Mac Rumors, the Cupertino-based tech giant has started selling refurbished Studio Displays in the US.

The news outlet notes that Apple first introduced its 27-inch display back in March, and the release of its refurbished model brings it down to one of its lowest pricing ever.

The website of Apple claims that its Certified Refurbished Products have gone through a "rigorous refurbishment process" before they hit the shelves. The renowned tech giant touts that these offerings are "quality products at great prices."

Not to mention that the refurbished Studio Display comes with a one-year limited warranty from the iPhone maker. It is also covered by the 14-day return policy of the tech behemoth, allowing customers to get their money back.

However, it is worth noting that the supplies for the refurbished Studio Display are only in a limited quantity. And on top of that, Apple does not offer any engraving or gift-wrapping service for all its refurbished products.

Is the Studio Display Worth it?

According to a review by Engadget, the Studio Display retails for a hefty price tag to the tune of $1,599. And for that cost, you get a 27-inch IPS LED dubbed as the 5K Retina display. It also comes with a 12-megapixel (MP) video calling camera with an ultra-wide sensor that supports up to 122 degrees field of view.

Engadget notes that the Apple display provides a great pair of speakers and impressive accuracy in both brightness and colors. But it is to note that it is only limited to a 60Hz refresh rate, and your Zoom video call quality might be somewhat on the mediocre side.

How Much is the Refurbished Studio Display Priced

Meanwhile, Apple is now bringing down the price of its Studio Display as the tech giant launches its refurbished model.

Mac Rumors notes in its report that its cost starts at $1,359, which is obviously cheaper than its original expensive pricing of $1,599.

However, it is worth pointing out that the savings are only roughly $240. But still, it is slightly cheaper than buying a brand new model of the Apple display.

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Written by Teejay Boris