The 27-inch Apple Studio Display debuted just a few months ago with a 5K resolution screen encased in an aluminum enclosure. The external display offers 600 nits of brightness, P3 wide color, and support for Apple’s True Tone technology.
While the display has received stellar reviews, it still has its issues like any other piece of technology. Sometimes, it may glitch, the web camera might be frozen or the sound may not work. All these problems can usually be fixed by restarting the display however, the Studio Display does not feature any physical buttons. Luckily, you can reboot the monitor in under a minute to address whatever issues you may be facing.
Learn how to reboot the Apple Studio Display
Since there are no physical buttons on the monitor, you have to resort to a manual reboot.
- Disconnect the power cable of the Apple Studio Display from whichever power source it may be connected to.
- Wait for a minimum of 5 seconds before plugging the power cable back in.
Since the Apple Studio Display runs iOS, similar to an iPhone, it is only natural that it may require a reboot every once in a while to address any problems you may be facing.
We hope this guide helped you learn how to reboot the Apple Studio Display. If you have any questions, let us know in the comments below.
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