John Siracusa

And at the other end, it's just a gaming monitor that you plug in that the back has no idea what the hell it is.

And,

Hopefully you can get it working right.

And these are kind of in the middle.

Of course, these are a little bit more expensive and they tend not to have the all the fanciest features because those are still on kind of the gaming monitors first.

So many LED backlights, super high refresh, you know, fancy OLEDs with fancy pixel structures.

Give it time.

So more of these will come out.

But I'm glad to see some of these monitor makers realizing that there is a market here to cater to Mac users and also that.

Mac users are probably willing to pay what seem like astronomical prices because it's still cheaper than Apple's monitors.

And speaking of, we live in this amazing age when screens are cheap, not Apple screens.

I'm just saying, like, they are stubbornly going against the tide.

Yeah, I mean, like the company, if you look at it like this, this does seem like a company that's really focused on this type of, you know.

durable rugged no nonsense modular you know they're not aiming for the super duper audiophiles there is a little bit of like a an aesthetic they're going for um but yeah it's good to know companies like this are out there i'd never heard of this company but uh these products look like that if the if the fender mix appeal to you these might appeal to you as well and the prices seem similar i looked at one or two of them they're only like 300 bucks or so

And for good reason, that's not modular.

That's just like skinning.

That's like the face plates that you get for your Xbox.

So the thing's just going to the little clips are going to break off and it's just going to fall off like that's it.

And another creaky part.

Well, the good headphones would have connectors on both ends.