True Tone feature on MacBook Pro will expand to external monitors

Al-Wasat – When Apple launches the iPad Pro, the company also provides this device with a new screen called True Tone. This screen is mainly based on sensors to help correct the screen to better reflect your environment. Indeed, under certain lighting conditions, the colors you see on the screen can be turned off, and True Tone technology will help you fix them.

Since then, Apple has brought this feature to new iPhones and its new MacBook Pro computers, and the good news is that external monitors seem to be able to take advantage of this feature after being connected to newer MacBook Pro computers. What this means is that if you work at home, but want to work on a larger screen and do not want to give up True Tone, this new feature should help solve this problem.

However, the bad news is that this feature will not work with all displays currently on the market. Indeed, according to Apple, the new feature will only work with three screens right now: Apple Thunderbolt, LG UltraFine 5K and LG UltraFine 4K.

Because of the price of these screens, it means that not everyone can really enjoy the new feature, but if you use one of these screens, keep in mind that True Tone will be presented to them.

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