Apple is losing it. $1000 for a stand! Apple’s $1000 monitor stand is dumb. As I said yesterday, I do find the price of the stand insane. An utterly crazy $1K again for the stand.

So what [Apple] should have said was this is a $6,000 monitor, but if you want to buy it without the stand it's $1,000 off — $5,000." The monitor stand debacle is one of the many instances when ...

We could try to mount a defence. An Apple Watch Series 4 costs $399 (we're sticking with dollars, as there's no UK price for the stand, display or Mac Pro yet)) and the new Pride Watch strap is ...

Yes, the ultra-pricey monitor doesn't include a stand. That will cost you somewhere between $200 and $1,000. WWDC 2019's craziest reveal was a $1,000 monitor stand for the $5,000 Pro Display XDR ...

Apple's $1,000 Pro Display stand isn't included with its new Mac monitor. iPhones, iPads and other Apple products are also getting more expensive.

How good would this look next to a new Mac Pro? It’s a perfect match. Photo: (Amazon) And if you look outside of desktops, the same $1,000 Apple is charging for a monitor stand could be used to ...

Apple's Pro monitor itself starts at $5,000, but the stand to hold it is not included and costs another $1,000. The full package starts at $12,000. Business Insider ...

The price of Apple's Pro Stand, unveiled at WWDC, ... Internetuser101 shared a photo of "the original $1,000 monitor stand," which consists of a stack of very expensive textbooks with a laptop on top.

Apple doesn't want users to know that its own audience reacted badly to news of a $1,000 metal stick monitor stand. By Joel Hruska June 7, 2019 ...

Yes, you read that headline correctly. Apple charges $1,000 for a stand for its $5,000 monitor. Apple unveiled its latest and greatest Mac Pro at WWDC today, and in case you ever had any doubt the ...

Others have opined that this whole thing would’ve been a non-issue if Apple had simply raised the price of the monitor by $1,000 and included the stand, or provided a discount if it shipped the ...

We aren't talking about monitors, we're talking about monitor stands. And Apple wants $1,000 for a piece of metal with two hinges on it or $199 for a VESA mount. That tells you something right there.