At last month’s spring conference, Apple launched a display that stunned netizens around the world, the Studio Display.
The monitor uses a 27-inch full screen with 5K resolution, 600nit brightness, and supports TrueTone original color display. The visual specifications are almost the strongest in the industry.
More importantly, it also has a built-in Apple A13 wafer, which is the same wafer on the iPhone 11 series, which enables the 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera to achieve automatic task centering, etc., making it the most powerful display.
These features also allow the Studio Display to reach a starting price of $1599, but that price doesn’t make for a better experience, but it’s a shame.
According to reports, a large number of users are currently reporting on the Internet that their Studio Display has encountered an update problem. When they update the iOS system inside the display, they will receive an error message: “The Apple Studio Display firmware update cannot be completed. Please go to Try once more in an hour. If the problem persists please contact an Apple Authorized Service Provider.”
After the user has tried various methods such as restarting, the problem still cannot be solved, and it can only be solved through following-sales maintenance.
In addition to this problem, the previous problem of the poor quality of the camera also caused many users to complain. It was previously reported that the 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera with the A13 blessing on the screen was of poor quality, and the pictures taken were obviously Graininess and noise, especially in low light.
Apple also admitted the problem, saying that the performance of the Studio Display display did not meet expectations, and promised to solve it through a software update, but there is no specific news regarding when the update will be released.
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