Apple fans may be disappointed to learn that the tech giant has decided to curb its rumored 27-inch external monitor with ProMotion and mini-LED backlighting. Ross Young previously predicted that the monitor will hit the market in 2022. However, it looks like Apple has decided to shelve the display, at least for now. Details are here…

inside that chirpAvailable only to paid subscribers, Young noted that Apple shipped several panels for the monitor last year. However, the reason for the sudden cancellation is unknown, with consumers and analysts wondering whether Apple will revive the project or let it die. It was said that the expected screen supports ProMotion technology and provides a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz.

Given its 27-inch size, this could be the next-gen version of the Studio Display or a new model that sits between Studio Display and the high-end Pro Display XDR. Apple’s current Studio Display, which will launch alongside Mac Studio in March 2022, starts at $1,599 and has 5K resolution but lacks ProMotion. The monitor has not seen any hardware updates since its release.

Young has a solid reputation for accurately predicting display-related details on Apple products. It had previously correctly reported that ProMotion will be introduced on iPhone 13 Pro models, 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro. He also accurately predicted the updated 8.3-inch display of the sixth-generation iPad mini and many other details.

Apple has not commented on the matter at this time, leaving fans and industry watchers in the dark about the fate of the rumored 27-inch ProMotion display. We’ll be sure to keep our readers updated on any developments or official announcements regarding this intriguing and potentially groundbreaking display technology.