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Peak small-window nits is not the proper Rtings metric for viewing in a bright room. It's Sustained 100%, which is only ~300 nits on the brightest, most expensi
by rbranson 3y ago
Peak small-window nits is not the proper Rtings metric for viewing in a bright room. It's Sustained 100%, which is only ~300 nits on the brightest, most expensive OLED panel on the market. A bright LCD panel puts out 600-800 nits here. This is the closest metric to something like watching sports in a well-lit room.
- arghwhat 3y agortings "real scene" brightness is a better measure than 100% sustained - I think some brightness limiting is acceptable for a fully white screen. Still, that's 500 for the those OLED sets vs 1200 for the QN90B.