und_sollte-ich_was-brauchen!5 years ago+110Good day. The energy efficiency class is stated as B on the digitec homepage under specifications. After I bought the product, I noticed that the monitor has an energy efficiency class sticker of C. What applies now? What applies now?Show in original language (German)1 answeraccount5 years ago000What it says on the product is true.Show in original language (German)
Anonymous6 years ago+110Hello! I have a delay in the display compared to the Macbook. The screen is connected with USB-C. I did not have this problem with the previous model. Is there an update for this screen? Greetings Show in original language (German)1 answerSlyMerlin4 years ago000In the meantime there have been some updates, have you found the error?Show in original language (German)
ZuljiMensur3 years ago000Can this monitor also be operated with a remote control?Show in original language (German)1 answerromanheggl3 years ago000Yes, you can control the monitor with the supplied remote control: on/off, source, volume, basic settingsShow in original language (German)
Anonymous5 years ago000What cable do I need to connect this screen to the Mac min M1?Show in original language (German)2 answers
Anonymous5 years ago000Can I connect this screen to the Mac min M1 without any problems? Which screen would be an even better alternative? Thank you for your answer.Show in original language (German)2 answers
Former user6 years ago000Allegedly, the performance of the USB-C is throttled to the speed of USB-A by default. The USB-C speed can, also allegedly, be switched to the USB-C throughput in a cumbersome menu, but only with the restriction that the screen refresh rate is then throttled from 60Hz to half 30 Hz. Is this really the case? Greetings DanielShow in original language (German)1 answerFormer employee6 years ago011Unfortunately, we have not heard anything about this yet. We have therefore forwarded the question to our community so that someone who knows about it can answer it.Show in original language (German)