First 2000nit OLEDs

[BijouMan]

The first 2000nit OLEDs are about to become available to the general public. Not in the form of large displays, but in the form of some of Apple's newest devices, the iPhone 14 Pro and Apple Watch Ultra. Both will be available later this month.

[Deadend45]

Samsung displays not apple, the real question is will it have the dreaded pulse width modulation flicker (PWM) like its other small OLEDs have. No amount of nits is worth having a PWM display. The following says it will have PWM:
https://www.reddit.com/r/PWM_Sensiti...ache_friendly/

And yes a lot of apple products buyers hated the PWM.

[BijouMan]

Originally Posted by Deadend45

Samsung displays not apple, the real question is will it have the dreaded pulse width modulation flicker (PWM) like its other small OLEDs have. No amount of nits is worth having a PWM display. The following says it will have PWM:
https://www.reddit.com/r/PWM_Sensiti...ache_friendly/

And yes a lot of apple products buyers hated the PWM.

Isn't Samsung Apple's biggest rival in the mobile business?

[Lee A Stewart]

Originally Posted by BijouMan

Isn't Samsung Apple's biggest rival in the mobile business?

It's the other way around. Samsung is the number one seller of mobil phones in the world.

https://www.counterpointresearch.com...rtphone-share/

[Deadend45]

The iPhone 14 Pro is using a Samsung display incase you missed that.

[BijouMan]

Originally Posted by Lee A Stewart

It's the other way around. Samsung is the number one seller of mobil phones in the world.

https://www.counterpointresearch.com...rtphone-share/

Last year, these were the highest selling smartphones globally:

1. Apple iPhone 12
2. Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max
3. Apple iPhone 13
4. Apple iPhone 12 Pro
5. Apple iPhone 11
6. Samsung Galaxy A12
7. Xiaomi Redmi 9A
8. Apple iPhone SE (2nd generation)
9. Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max
10. Xiaomi Redmi 9

Source

[Deadend45]

From the same site:
Samsung market share - 21%
Apple market share - 16%
https://www.counterpointresearch.com...rtphone-share/

Whatever it is trying to prove here.

[thejoeman2]

Originally Posted by Deadend45

The iPhone 14 Pro is using a Samsung display incase you missed that.

Interesting.

I currently have Samsung S22, and I do love it. HDR viewing and recording is pretty good, though for recording I can only record in HDR10+. Haven't used color grading tools except for what is in my camera app though, and that is to adjust the exposure, contrast, saturation, etc...