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[Hexxus]

I would bet money my Sony XBR-75Z9D still smokes this in real world peak and sustained nits. It's like staring into the sun.

 

[bentanchorbolt]

I would bet money my Sony XBR-75Z9D still smokes this in real world peak and sustained nits. It's like staring into the sun.

Contrast ratio tho

 

[Aaron Olive]

TV’s in the future be like

 

[onQ123]

2,000 nits? Is this for watching TV out in the sun?

 

[MayauMiao]

I worry about maximum brightness.

 

[supernova8]

Having recently purchased a laptop with a 90hz OLED display, I can easily say it's one of the biggest "next gen upgrades" I've ever seen. I was watching 4K HDR videos of Gran Turismo 7 on my laptop and then on my 55inch 4K LED TV and the difference in colours and the deepness of blacks is just night and day.

Once you see it you really cannot unsee it. Now here I am on my main desktop with two "shit" 175hz 1080p monitors. The blacks just don't look the same.

Plus, as someone else said, the benefit is that all the slightly older OLED TVs should come down in price.

 

[Imtjnotu]

The S95B sustains 1025 cd/m² at a 10% window and it's sold as a 1000-nit TV. There's no way they've increased that by 100%.

Hoping I'm wrong though.

Pretty sure the 2k nits was 3% window

 

[Starbuck2907]

The Samsung QN90A can already top 2000 nits. I have one. Trust me when I say there is no need to ever go brighter than about 2,000.

 

[Hexxus]

Contrast ratio tho

The Z9D is already pretty close to OLED in terms of contrast ratio, but man I also have 3D which is shockingly still worth it and most new movies release in it.