Revealed at CES, LG's pro-grade monitor resembles Apple's but delivers several advantages - Thunderbolt 5, for starters.

LG has revealed a new UltraFine monitor at CES, and it features a thin display mounted on an equally slim base. It’s also the first 6K monitor to support Thunderbolt 5, as spotted earlier by MacRumors.

Tech companies usually fall over each other to get the latest and greatest input and output ports into their devices in time for CES, but CES 2025 hasn’t yielded many Thunderbolt 5 devices. One company that has taken the leap,

LG's latest UltraFine 6K Monitor could be a great display for a new M4 Pro Mac mini, but Thunderbolt 5 is not necessarily enough to get people to buy the high-spec screen.

LG has shown off a new Ultrafine 6K monitor at CES 2025. The 32-inch display is the first of its kind to support Thunderbolt 5, which

LG recently unveiled its new UltraFine 6K monitor at CES 2025; this is among the first monitors to support the next-generation Thunderbolt 5 interface. Although

LG teased the upcoming release of the LG UltraFine 6K Display at CES 2025. This 6K IPS-Black panel is 32-inches with super-small bezels.

While Apple has left its Pro Display XDR unchanged on the market for years, LG is now coming out with a new 6K screen. It promises modern technology.

LG announced the latest UltraFine (model 32U990A) monitor and stated it is the world's first 6K high-resolution monitor to come with