Looks like some users of Lunar (<a href="https://lunar.fyi" rel="nofollow">https://lunar.fyi</a>) are already using this monitor: <a href="https://files.alinpanaitiu.com/6a7515174ddd729a3df47063ee7601da87c15ed3.png" rel="nofollow">https://files.alinpanaitiu.com/6a7515174ddd729a3df47063ee760...</a><p>Some notable data points:<p><pre><code> - supports DDC brightness control (controlling the real brightness of the monitor using Lunar on Mac, TwinkleTray on Windows or ddcutil on Linux)
- supports DDC volume control
- supports Lunar's XDR Brightness feature (https://lunar.fyi/#xdr) which means that in HDR mode the full brightness of the display can be unlocked and used for SDR content
- although the specs page reports a typical brightness of 300nits so not sure if this has any effect
- it isn't recognized as HiDPI by macOS (this used to cause blurry text, not sure if this is the case here but BetterDisplay is a thing these days so not an issue)
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If you want to dig deeper, you can find the same data here: <a href="https://db.lunar.fyi" rel="nofollow">https://db.lunar.fyi</a><p>And here's the query I used:<p><pre><code> SELECT
name,
ddc,
"canChangeVolume",
orientation,
width,
height,
"dotsPerInch",
"maxEDR",
"potentialEDR",
"refreshRate",
"isHiDPI",
"isRetina",
"isSmartDisplay",
("kCGDisplayID" <= 10) as "appleSilicon", -- M1 assigns IDs from 2 to 10, Intel uses much larger IDs
*
FROM
displays
WHERE
name ILIKE '%SDQHD%'
AND "DisplayProductID" != 0 -- Filter out those in a semi-connected state</code></pre>