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Studio Display uses a non-standard power connector on the back, and although it is technically removable, most users should not pull out the cable.

Although most computer monitors on the market use standard power connectors that can be easily plugged in and removed, Apple takes a different route for Studio Display. It uses its own cable connection, and connects the monitor to the cable and installs it in place.

This design runs counter to the Apple standard because most of its Mac-related hardware uses removable power connectors. A similar style of 24-inch iMac uses a magnetic connection in the same location as the Studio Display power supply, but it is fixed here.

Although Apple does not directly resolve the power cord issue, it says "the power cord is not removable" in the support note. Obviously, the cable should be left in place and the end user should not try to pull it out.

The design decided to make some people want to know exactly what happened.

Have different views on power

Most users will be familiar with the C13 power cord, which is a three-hole plug that is rectangular and has two corners removed. This is a very common connector for large devices, including monitors and PC, throughout the computing industry.

The problem with the connector type is its size. The C14 entrance used to accept C13 connectors is too deep to be included in a thin computing device. That's why Apple doesn't use it on extremely thin 24-inch iMac or slightly thicker Studio Display.

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