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[DaciaJC]

Wish this was actually available, been trying to order it for three weeks but nobody has it in stock (except scalpers on Ebay, of course ).

 

[Gaiff]

235 nits for $1400.

 

[Gamezone]

3 years of burn in warranty too. Is Samsung the only manufacturer who doesn't offer this now?

 

[Zathalus]

OLED brightness sucks as usual, good for a gaming room that can easily be kept dark though.

 

[Bojji]

235 nits for $1400.

Who gives a fuck about full (white) screen brightness? It's 1000 nits max so it should be ok for HDR highlights.

OLED brightness sucks as usual, good for a gaming room that can easily be kept dark though.

Before HDR became a thing pretty much all monitors were under 300 nits, I guess no one was able to use them during the day...

 

[Physiognomonics]

The only thing that interests me is: Is this producing the same image in motion as CRTs do?

 

[Gaiff]

Who gives a fuck about full (white) screen brightness? It's 1000 nits max so it should be ok for HDR highlights.

I care when they're asking us to shell out $1400. At that price point, it should blow away the competition and make a concerted at solving OLED's biggest weakness after burn-in. This is the same brightness as the 4 year old Alienware I bought in 2022 for $1000 and is 34" instead of 32". Albeit, it's only 3440x1440, not 4K but it's also ultrawide.

 

[Bojji]

I care when they're asking us to shell out $1400. At that price point, it should blow away the competition and make a concerted at solving OLED's biggest weakness after burn-in. This is the same brightness as the 4 year old Alienware I bought in 2022 for $1000 and is 34" instead of 32". Albeit, it's only 3440x1440, not 4K but it's also ultrawide.

But why do you need full white screen to be 600 or 1000nits? If it wasn't solved by now then I guess OLEDs just aren't capable of doing it, just use different technology that is superior when it comes to brightness but inferior for other things.