What it doesn’t have is power button - yes we went mad trying to find it when we first got it out of the box - or any other button for that matter. The back, which still looks like an iPad, is clad in metal, has a large L-shaped stand protruding from the rear that allows you to angle the screen, up to 20 degrees, and features a number of connections and ports. Don’t, however, expect it to fill the room with music. It sounds good, and is perfectly ample for music while sitting at your desk. The bottom of the panel includes a 2.1 speaker system (49 watts) that is hidden within the monitor. It doesn’t glow, it doesn’t double as a power button, it just sits there looking pretty and advertising one of the world's most valuable brands.
There are just two marks an HD webcam at the top and the Apple logo sitting bottom centre in the bezel, finished in silver. From the front, the design is typical Apple minimalist with no lights, no buttons, and no faff to clutter the stylish fascia.
