Title: On July 26th, my Apple Studio Display spontaneously bricked itself. Though the repair shop it&#x27;s with has been diligent in swapping out components and corresponding with me, we&#x27;ve made almost no progress. It&#x27;s still not repaired, and a timeline for a fix isn&#x27;t available.<p>So far a lot of components have been replaced, and the last one they&#x27;re trying is the LCD panel itself. This isn&#x27;t in stock, so we&#x27;ve been told to wait 2 weeks for a notice of shipment, and if we hear nothing, to &quot;try again&quot;. This is after 42 days of waiting.<p>I&#x27;m putting this here in case anyone else is considering getting one. If anything happens to it, good luck getting it repaired. And you might take excellent care of yours like I did, yet evidently it might be bricked while you&#x27;re in another room for totally unknown reasons. It went black, as though it went to sleep, but never came back.<p>I know people ask about these displays here, so it seems worth talking about. This level of customer service and the extreme inconvenience to the customer isn&#x27;t something worth risking. I depended on it for important visual and programming work, as well as video calls and audio. I&#x27;ve since had to replace these features with other devices, and I&#x27;m not about to get my money back or my display. It&#x27;s totally bizarre and unacceptable.<p>I&#x27;m not trying to drag Apple here; I still use the Mac Studio and absolutely love it. My experience with the display on the other hand is so abysmal and disappointing that I can&#x27;t in good conscience carry on without warning people.
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