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$1,599 Save $300

MacBook users, you won't want to skip this latest Amazon deal on the Apple Studio Display. As of March 4, this impressive monitor is reduced to $1,299.99 at Amazon, saving you $300 on list price. It's worth noting that this deal is specific to the tilt-adjustable monitor with standard glass. This deal does not include AppleCare+.

The screen is the perfect upgrade if you're looking for a sleek, high-quality workstation. It has a 27-inch 5K Retina display with 600 nits of brightness, P3 wide color, and support for a billion colors. It’s got a 12MP Ultra Wide camera with Apple's Center Stage, meaning your video calls stay focused on you, even if you move around.

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The three-mic system is impressive, ensuring your voice comes through loud and clear, and the six-speaker sound system with Spatial Audio delivers an immersive listening experience. Perfect for long calls or meetings, or even watching movies and TV.

Connectivity-wise, you get one Thunderbolt 3 port and three USB-C ports, plus 96W of power delivery to keep your MacBook charged. And for added comfort, there’s an optional stand that lets you adjust both tilt and height.

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