Hey, It sounds silly, but the problem is the Thunderbolt cable. 😅 Try connecting with the high-speed HDMI cable that came with it, the colors should go back to normal. I was frustrated because my 27-inch 4K Dell looked better than this, even though this one cost 5–6 times more. Then I thought, “Maybe it’s the HDMI that makes all the difference,” and it turned out to be true. For the record I am using the latest macbook pro m4 pro.
AidenSb
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August 12th, 2025 00:36
Hey, It sounds silly, but the problem is the Thunderbolt cable. 😅 Try connecting with the high-speed HDMI cable that came with it, the colors should go back to normal. I was frustrated because my 27-inch 4K Dell looked better than this, even though this one cost 5–6 times more. Then I thought, “Maybe it’s the HDMI that makes all the difference,” and it turned out to be true. For the record I am using the latest macbook pro m4 pro.
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September 13th, 2025 09:24
@AidenSb Holy Moly thanks for that info, it is so much better with HDMI (Also on a M4 Pro btw).
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December 12th, 2025 11:12
For anyone stumbling across this issue, with the upgrade to MacOS Tahoe 26.1 I do not have this issue anymore.
Colors via Thunderbolt are being displayed correctly when setting the Display Colors to `Display P3`.