Apple’s discontinuation of the Pro Display XDR left a gap that the Meirro Pro is poised to fill. While Apple’s Studio Display and Studio Display XDR stay at 27‑inch 5K and start at $3,299, the Meirro Pro offers a 32‑inch panel in 6K for just $1,199.

The monitor’s design mirrors Apple’s aesthetic with full CNC‑machined aluminum, an adjustable stand, and a VESA mount—all in the box. It runs a glossy Nano IPS Black panel at 224 PPI, delivering 98 % DCI‑P3 and 99.5 % Adobe RGB coverage, and 750 peak HDR brightness.

Connectivity is streamlined: five USB‑C ports, one Thunderbolt 4 supporting 80 Gbps and 96 W, and four USB‑2.0 downstream ports. A remote replaces a missing power button, but the display lacks a webcam, speakers, mic, and daisy‑chain support.

In practice the Meirro Pro performs well with Final Cut Pro and multitasking research, and its robust build keeps wobble to a minimum. For users prioritizing size, resolution, and value, it’s a compelling alternative to Apple’s Studio Display.