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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- Apple's new OLED screen in the iPhone 12 lineup is boasting some serious specs. From the iPhone 12 Mini all the way up to the iPhone 12 Pro Max, Apple claims up to 1200 nits of peak brightness. Can that be true? And how did Apple do it? Is the new iPhone 12 display really better than the TV in our living rooms?
0:00 - Intro
0:47 - Super Retina XDR
1:09 - Why OLED Is Important
1:41 - How Are These OLED Screens Different?
2:39 - 1200 Nits Of Brightness?
4:14 - Dolby Vision HDR
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Yea because it’s smaller. The pixels don’t have to stretch like a large TV.
True
Yes😁
Nope.. TV quality oled uses a different technology. Most phone oleds are RGB oled.. very costly so not used on large tvs.
If u have a oled tv ur chillin
@@DavidLukner-fx1im samsung uses rgb oled
Watching this on an oled
And then someone sold their tv, pre-ordered the phone, and will stick the phone onto their wall
imagine the fuckery 😂😂😂
WTF 😂😂
😂😂😂
The best comment truly
If this happens I want pics, B-roll, all of it.
I’m just waiting for an oled iPad
That would be fire lol
@@GrimAbstract yh they do oled phones but not iPads
It's one of the major reasons why I go for Galaxy tabs
Ipad will com with mini led
@@vervetech9395 yes. But iPad have the better processor. But samsung will soon release their new powerful exynos processors, but apple could release their miniled on the iPads
Super Retina XDR was introduced in last years iPhone’s 11 Pro, just to be clear.
They improved it this year though for the pro models.
@@theobserver3753 Really?....how?
@@tracephoto1823 Made it .3 inches bigger diagonally😂
@@squidsofty8507 LOL ummmm yeah.
@@tracephoto1823 10 bit color display
Frankly, since the galaxy s2 oled screen, cellphones displays have been better than most tvs.
Samsung uses super amoled. Which is differ than Oled bro
bruh i have an full hd tv only.... i dont wanna spend for a freakin 4k tv as much as for a 2 months long vacation abroad...thats insanity
A 2 months long vacation lasts 2 months. A good 4k TV lasts at least 10 Years
"Better than your oled tv"
Wait my TV doesn't have a notch😂
Notches aren’t noticeable tbh
Apple fans will never admit they are on two year old tech playing catch up with Android all year then about the time they almost catch up..Samsung drops a bomb and shoots past Apple in every aspect of tech..cameras. hardware..then Apple just can't get rid of that notch can they..then you would actually get a full screen like everyone else for the last 2 years ..
Apple only has 60hrz refresh rate too. Meanwhile everything else is 90hrz making Apple once again behind times and technology. The new Apple 12 still is on 60 hrz look it up.
@@mikecarr1484 Meanwhile your android device ends up losing half its value after the first year. It's a fact apple devices hold their value better. Moreover, some people prefer superior security and a streamlined ecosystem. I've used both and fanboys on both isles are intolerable twats. Arguing with you people is like arguing with a pregnant woman where all facts and logic get thrown out the window and instead feelings takes precedence.
And last but not least, apple sets the trend and the others follow suit. Huawei copied the notch after all...
@@Usrthsbcufeh lol they aren't noticeable?? lol just say you get used to them
Thats been the case since like 2015 level amoleds on phones lol. Its physically not feasible to make a larger version of phone screens spec for spec. 1000+ nit, Hdr, 300+ ppi oled tvs and monitors don’t exist lol
Yep, my 2018 Note 9 has a 1000 Nit OLED. Not sure why this guy is so incredulous about Apple's claims. At 1440p and 10 inches from my face... it's pretty cinematic.
@@momsbasement656 Exactly, I have no idea why he is acting like 1200 is some kind of impossible level.
What a muppet lol
So basically every OLED phone for the past few years?
Basically lok
No not really.. if you’re referring to Amoled then yes but Not Oled. Totally dif technology.
Iphones get more attention.
Yes but now it has an apple logo associated with it.
@@alexmayer8943 False. Literally the same pentile screens that Samsung has been using since 2015.
4k on smartphones is useless. The screen is too small to see any difference between a Full HD and a 4k, when you watch something. It's just marketing.
*cough* sony *cough*
@@grozaphy I had Sony Smartphone with 4k display, they look great but believe me: 99% are never going to use those features or are going to take full advantage from that hardware. You know why? Because people want just take pictures and videos and upload them on social media, where the quality will never be the same, or just keep them on their smartphone.
True but HDR is a big difference, especially Dolby Vision.
@SKEKMAL I've never seen one so I can't really judge
@SKEKMAL you might be suffering from the eagle eye syndrome, the physics of eyesight says most people can't notice the difference even on much larger displays.What matters much more is having a 10bit display and HDR, especially Dolby Vision, the dynamic metadata kind of HDR, this is much more of an improvement in picture quality than 4K.
Speaking of Samsung, the Note 20 Ultra does 1500 nits (1400 on the Exynos model). So the iPhone 12 series isn't the brightest phone display in the world, at least on paper. I think what's most impressive about the iPhone 12 series is the ability to record Dolby Vision content in real-time, since Dolby Vision content has dynamic HDR metadata, and the amount of computing power that would take is insane.
My 2018 Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has an OLED 1000 Nit HDR screen. Watching CZcams HDR videos blows my mind. It's made me hold out on upgrading my TV until this level of HDR becomes available a decent prices on big screens.... I have a feeling I'll be waiting awhile.
You can already get that level of HDR in tvs, just not in OLED tvs.
@@davide4607
Enlighten me.
I'd like to buy one of them. Considering an
OLED LG CX, C9
OLED SONY a8h
QLED SAMSUNG Q90T
My Samsung Note 10 and Sony Xperia 1-ii already have amazing displays.
samsung has color distortion on phone tilts, iphone 12 with lg oled doesn't have that
Are used to have a Samsung note I miss it because it had a little pen I do love Samsung they’re awesome TVs and phones
The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra's 6.9-inch AMOLED panel has a peak brightness of 1,609 nits in High Brightness
But the note 20 ultra doesn't have Dolby vision as Dolby vision is better for watching films on Netflix
@@trainspotteruk9291 that's debatable honestly. OLED by itself looks so good that HDR and Dolby vision is barely noticeable to the average joe
Note peak brightness dropped to about 800 in a few mins. Even in iPhone 11 pro it won't drop in any case.
@@trainspotteruk9291The note 20 ultra It does has Dolby Vision .
@@nascdno4940 actually it don’t
Thanks for drawing attention to this fact. I didn't realize that the OLED screens were improved in the iPhone 12 versus the iPhone 11 pro. I love my OnePlus 6T OLED phone!
Android still has the best OLED panels found in Samsung's note 20 ultra and OnePlus 8T. Android remains the display king
@@roboticvenom1935 iPhone 12 screens are made by Samsung and LG, so...what you said makes no sense.
Note 20 Ultra with a 1600 nits and 120Hz 3K display: am I a joke to you?
Digital Trends is a joke when it comes to Smartphone reviews.
1600 nits isn't full screen..
@cool 123 1440x3088, ~3k pixels horizontal (vertical actually)
Apple uses Samsung's screen so technically it's a win win for Samsung. The Note20 Ultra got the best screen in any phone.
Oppo Find X2 Pro and OnePlus 8 Pro also got similar display
@@viyusavery248 Neither is the 1200 nits Apple is touting. Likely measured on a 10% window just like most TVs are. Point is, Samsung has been delivering 1,000+ nit capable displays in mobile since the S10...
Then how about the 'super amoled' tech, Samsang claims 1500 nits on their 'Note 20 ultra'. They also got deep blacks too
Oled and Amoled are different screen technologies. Not same!
@@alexmayer8943 Yeah I think I'm aware, I'm interested in how they compare coz Samsung's display tech (super amoled) has been considered the best on phones. But all of a sudden iphone's oled gets to 1200 nits and it gets compared to high-end tv's. What are the major differences, and which exactly is better since they are different
@@malibongwesimelane5423 Amoled is better at brightness m and Oled has better contrast and such. For example Samsung's QLED TVs have really high brightness compared to LGs OLED. They both have benefits but at the end of the day is us who makes a choice nobody's forcing us to buy things. And Apple, well they are known to make really high quality products. They tend to come out with features years later than the competition due to the fact that they take something and make it better. Now, I'm not an Apple products fan except for the iPad. I gave iPhone dozens of chances since 2007 but until they chance that software I'll remain a Samsung fan. With that said, also Apple is not known to out out false information just for the hype and marketing purposes based its history. We'll have to wait for some reviews on iPhone Pros
This video is worth watching! More of this, please!
Thats a bold claim, compare the iphone 12 pro max to note 20 ultra i heard it has 1500+nits
1300nits, but only under very bright circumstances. Samsung doesn't allow you to access that brightness in normal conditions
I heard Note 20 ultra has some issues
@@leelo3252 it doesn't. I've been using it and haven't encountered any problems. But I have the snapdragon version
@@fishygofly3869 lol only if you don't have any issues it doesnt mean that some can't have issues. Idk much about it
But I heard it does have issues
@@leelo3252 obviously there's going to be people with issues. Not all phones are going to come out perfect😂. Apple, Samsung, Google, etc have had customers with malfunctioning phones. But yes the note 20 does have a battery problem, if you get the exynos version. Btw im not an android fan boy. I've criticized android phones too. For example. The note 20(not the ultra) is terrible for the price
Would look forward to a comparison for the brightness between iPhone 12 and Sony Xperia 1 mk2...
This video is pointless, get the phone first, then compare, you just milking iPhone 12 before you even get it sheesh
Comparing a phone screen with a TV. Can video ideas get any dumber?
I went from a Pixel 3 to an iPhone 11 Pro and I can say without a doubt the OLED on the 11 Pro is pretty much perfection. No, it’s not 2160p or even 1440p, but the color reproduction is phenomenal! And honestly, for a device this size, you really don’t need a crazy resolution. It just impacts battery. Which is why companies like OnePlus and Samsung have since defaulted to 1080p resolution even though their devices can go higher. The OLED displays on the iPhone are fucking beautiful. I really enjoy mine! Looking forward to my iPhone 12 and that A14 chip too that’ll be delivered on the 23rd!
“there was a whole love letter to verizon involved” 😂😂
So is the iPhone12 screen an RGB oled panel¿¿¿¿¿¿¿????????
Oled gang where y'all at?
The iPhone 11 pro already had a peak of 1200 nits. Apple just made a point in explicitly stating it this year.
The note 20 ultra goes up to 1,500 nits
Does it really, though? I mean. The spec sheet says it does. But -- and I'm being serious here. Are there any legit measurements from independent parties that prove that? If so, I legit want to see them and then I am making another video.
@@Caleb_Denison yeah. As a matter of fact, it can go up to 1,602 nits under sunlight.
@@parminderjaura5642 OK! Not trying to be an ass here, but can you point me to independent measurements proving that?
@@Caleb_Denison no you're completely fine lol. Actually, I used my own display calibration tool. I bought it a while back to calibrate my LG Oled for my entertainment room and I just checked out the note 20 ultra display for fun. Not only is it stupid bright (like literally unsafe), but it's really REALLY color accurate on the natural color gamut option. I got 106% of the SRGB range and 97% on the P3 gamut. The refresh rate is smooth af and its incredibly sharp even on 1080p. I can tell you more if you'd like!
@@parminderjaura5642 My friend, I love this! I want to know more. DM me?
Would love to see a follow up review on this. Interested to see for instance how the LG C1 OLED 77” I’m about to purchase compares to my iPhone 12 Pro Max. I always hear this community saying “if you haven’t had an OLED than you don’t know what your missing and LCD is fine” but if we are all (many) carrying OLED panels in our hands 24/7 that get brighter for HDR than the top end OLEDs, that would be something interesting to explore.
Also interested to see how the Dolby Vision HDR video I’ve taken would look on the C1, and how I could go about getting it to play.
Hey, so how does it compare to the C1 ? Is the HDR have more pop on the iPhone ?
I can confirm you on that, My friend C1 Is nowhere near iPhone 12 pro max's Quality when playing Dolby Vision on Netflix or Apple TV especially a movie called space sweepers.
The same is true with Samsung S 21 ultra when playing Amazon prime as it supports HDR 10+(Samsung/Panasonics Non-proprietary HDR technology for free for all) (Similar to Dolby Vision proprietary HDR in every aspect and don't confuse it with HDR 10 Static HDR technology again non proprietary)
The only difference is Samsung displays Brighter than iPhones when you play HDR 10+ since you cannot meaningfully compare them as Samsung doesn't play Dolby Vision on phone or on TV.
but let's be honest if you compare Dolby Vision Tv to Dolby Vision iphone and HDR 10+ TV to HDR 10+ Samsung phones, The phones actually outperform TVs and I have seen this so many times.
especially in the case of S 22 ultra where the Amazon prime grand tour show featuring HDR 10+'s voice as bright and vivid on phone as compare to even samsungs own television, And at least three times as bright as any oled on the market.
We actually tested the screen to put out 1671 nits on a lit scene.
Hey Caleb, love your videos.
Quick question, the pixel density for phones are almost always better than that of TVs even for the same display type. So are phone displays always better?
Imagine taking the exact same OLED screen on the LG CX but for a phone - would the phone’s display be sub-average compared to the competition?
Pixels are always smaller and more condensed in phones
The Laptop is faster than your calculator
I wish Phone Oleds came to regular tvs, or Apple made a TV. I shudder to think how much they would charge.
Fair ask! But there is a reason that can't happen right now. Maybe another video to explain why is in order? Thanks for your comment!
TV OLED is just as good, just not quite as bright but the difference is only slight.
Nothing viewed on any phone OLED can match the experience of viewing it on a big screen OLED. It's not even remotely close, regardless of the specs.
Galaxy smartphones still have the best displays a smartphone can have.
@BIack HoIe If Apple took the Iphone X and renamed it as the Iphone 12, everyone will still buy it over a Samsung... They don't care that Samsungs have a better display, it's just, Iphone after Iphone after Iphone, and they're happy with it.
@BIack HoIe american celebs?
Looks like I’ll be hooking up my new ps5 to my iPhone 12 pro. Can’t wait !
Me watching a review on the iphone 12 in midnight blue 😅😅 the screen is definitely not 1200 nits but yea the blacks are insane along with cameras 😍 a good upgrade from the iphone 8 or x and below but if you can hold off a year or so for maybe a better battery i very much recommend so, good day mates!
I think watching an iPhone Pro Max at 20-25cm from you face, is likely similar to watching a 65inches TV from 2/2.5meters distance.
Need it on iPad Pro.
iPad Pro lcd is really good
Hi Caleb, very interesting comparison. I'm looking forward to see how long iPhone 12's battery will last with HDR video playback. I'm guessing more brightness less live span. Thank you!
Me too! It's not all lollipops and rainbows, I am sure.
I am an android user but I bought the iPhone 12 promax just for Netflix on Apple TV and Dolby Vision play back which both the platform support.
Slowly the iPhone turn into a daily driver except gaming which I did on my ROG3.
After one year the battery health Is at 94%.
and Since I like to conserve battery I do not charge it above 80% and don't drain the battery below 20% yet the 60% Effectively useable battery charge will give you around five hours of screen time on full brightness Netflix Dolby Vision supported content.
Iphone 12 is only at 1200 knits when watching HDR content. Other wise it peaks out a 685 for the 12 and 850 I believe for the pro
Those latter numbers are for full screen brightness, not peak. An OLED tv full screen brightness caps at around 140 nits.
@@gaborrab4785 no a oled tb reach a peek of 800 and 600 in normal conditions, 150 is your phone at minimum
1200 nits is amazeballs for oled tho
@SKEKMAL I mean it's under the only circonstance that it reaches that brightness.
@@roycoto970 peak brightness and full screen brightness are two different things. OLED tv full screen brightness is around 140 nits, highlight is around 700. Compared to that, the 850 nit full screen brightness for the iPhone screen is phenomenal, and the 1200 nit highlight is too.
Is the new iphone 12 pro max has a 10bit ??????????
No... The leaks were wrong
I believe it can record in video in 10 bit
@@callum7358 That's Dolby vision HDR. Samsung phones could record 10-bit HDR 10+ video since S10 series. HDR 10+ format is very similar to 10 bit Dolby vision format. They both types of HDR formats anyway.
@@vervetech9395 oh, is all Dolby vision 10 bit?
Caleb; why doesn't Samsung make OLED tv screens since they are able to make their own OLED screens for their phones?
Hi, iPhone 12 can play CZcams 4K or 8K video?
No, I think the highest it goes is 1080p
I like how everyone ignored the video and decided to crap on apple in the comments lol. Fanboys never change
They're crapping on the reviewer here. He's ignoring the fact that there's a better one out there (Note 20 Ultra).
Tell me which other Oled display has a freaking 1600nits peak brightness. The reviewer was like, it's Apple so let's cover Samsung up.
In fact the hyped 1200nits of the iPhone 12 pro max is last year's. The same panel can be found in last year's Galaxy Note 10+
obviously not taking notice of all the people having serious black light bleeding problems on their iPhone 12 OLED screens, pixels are not turning off properly, let's see if Apple can fix this
Are the iPhone 12 OLED panels made by the same manufacturer?
well by the way samsung's note 20 ultra which has HDR10+ screen and can also record it claim they can go all the way to 1500 nits of brightness..so🤷🏼♂️
Sucks that so few are talking about iPhone ripping everyone off this year by providing no charger with the phone... as someone who was keen to switch to iPhone after years of Android. Paying 1200+ for a flagship phone that comes without a charger is ridiculous. It's better for the environment? No, it's better for Apple's profit margins.
Display Panel made by Samsung 🤣🤣
@Films worlds Apple phones look fucking horrendous. My s9 looks better than the iphone 11
@@JJaqn05 you realize how biased and subjective you sound right now. The iPhone 11 physically has better specs of it’s screen than the GS9 and I’m not even a fan of Apple’s overpriced iPhones but I’m able to see things objectively
@Films worlds Lol an apple fanboy. Looks are subjective you idiot so how can that be a truth? You just can't accept the facts that you're in bed with apple
@Films worlds No such thing as Buddha. That's fake news
@Films worlds Imagine believing in any religion that's not Christianity in 2020 you fool
Where was this guy when iPhone 11 pro came out? It's the same display!!!
Nope the ones on the pro models have higher nits.
No it's not the same display,this time Lg display manufactured displays for iphone12 and pro while 11 had all Samsung displays.12 mini and max will have samsung panels.
Thank you Caleb you're literally the only one who gives a comprehensive video about the iphone 12 oled display...APPLE and these other youtubers just don't even address it and tend to focus on the camera ,most people stream you tube, netflix, hulu, Twitch (for gamers) and other movies music and tv on the iphone 12/ 12 pro than people taking pictures but APPLE REFUSES to acknowledge the streamers and gamers who want the best display 120hz on a next gen iphone .
Iphone 12 pro has 1140nits in HDR!
*Suck it digital trends!
My phone is from Verizon wireless I love the iPhone 12 pro max 512 GB Dolby Vision HDR 4K display AR Reality gaming and then recording video with the Dolby Vision
This phone has everything I love it on an OLED display
who cares. It's the same exact panel used in last year's iPhone. Unless it's using a 10-bit display panel ill continue to use my LG OLED as the benchmark. Once you go 10-bit, it's hard to go back.
I bought OnePlus7T a year ago and it works fine. But I kinda wanna change to IOS. Should I buy iPhone12? If I don't buy it this year I won't be able to buy it later because I'm gonna move on my own and won't have any extra money🥴 help
Great video!
I want to ask, is it better to get an iPhone with LCD display than OLED in terms of lifetime? I keep hearing that even if OLED will last long, the LCD will still last longer?
How long do you consider a lifetime? If you plan on keeping your phone for 3 or 4 years then apples OLED displays will last all the way with very minor to negligible viewable amounts of burn in. Now if you neglect your phone and leave the screen static for hours or disable screen lock don’t expect the display to last longer than a year. LCD displays will last for decades without much degradation.
@@known3617 but if the lcd can last decades than it’s a better buy because it can be used as a backup phone if needed or just save it like a collection phone for fun and keep battery little charged and screen will be good even after many years. Or can be used as media phone at home without worry about the screen life time, so maybe they made oled so that people really have to buy a new phone when the screen is finished
Good video but don’t confuse peak brightness with sustained brightness. Peak brightness is exactly that a single pixel that manages to reach 1,200 nit for a millisecond instantly categorizes it as such level peak is a synonym for max possible brightness. And with HDR content you are only going to get that with pure white values and again it’s not all the white but a few amount of pixels.
The 12 as with the 11 pro offer 785-805 nits of maximum sustained brightness across the entire screen for even pixel. Their is a range as some 11 pro models made by LG where ever so slightly less bright than 11pro max and 12 pro max models. And the iPhone 12 and 12 mini are capped at 600 bits through software.
Me watching this video with a I phone 12
They are Samsung oled the same as the note 20 ultra which are the best made for phones. 1500 nits on the note 20 ultra
They are not the same as Note 20 ultra. Note uses LTPO which Apple can't get until next year.
Love your videos! The subtle funnies is on top Caleb.
Thank you!
DisplayMate measured 1290 nits 20% APL, 1205 nits for 50% APL, and 1090 nits for 100% APL for last years iPhone 11 Pro Max. It looks like the iPhone 12 will preform the same. @digitaltrends, perhaps I’m missing something in regards to the skepticism.
Can’t wait till Friday!!!
I’m exited to get mine I’m upgrading from an iPhone 7 and it’s going to be nice to have a good display on the go
Yikes man Android's have had OLED for nearly a decade. They're much cheaper and they ALL have OLEDs.
Look into the OnePlus 8T it has a 10bit panel and had way better specs then the iPhone
Note 20 ultra 1500+ nits no video?
What about Sonys Xperia 1 iii it’s 120 hz a amazing 4K oled screen!!!
No color filter on the panel is a downside. That's why lots of OLED phone users report a green tint
How do you know it isn't delivering 1200 nits of brightness? Considering that's what they claim I think it's a safe bet to assume that it can actually achieve it. Although it may be only for a 10% window or something like that, but that still counts. OLED tvs can delivery 800+ nits in 10% windows, so to think 1200 from a small phone screen is so unbelievable doesn't really make sense, it seems very achievable to me.
Why don't you stretch that image quality of the iPhone 12 to the size of a OLED TV and then compare it.
I need an 85” OLED TV
Me too.
I always feel like Apple always gets extra credit and more talk for catching up to the curve rather than setting it. Note 20 Ultra is case in point.
I think part of the reason is that they don’t really market it. Like obviously the Note 20 Ultra has a brighter, more advanced screen than the 12’s but they don’t really market those advanced features. They’ll *briefly* mention 10-bit or 1500 nits max brightness like it’s nothing, and don’t even mention it in the official spec sheet, whereas Apple will make sure you know these things, listing it in bold on the product page and using it as selling points during the announcements, even if it’s the exact same as last year.
@Steven R explain, especially as it pertains to displays.
@Steven R Wtf is magsafe? That is a gimmick at its finest. Wireless charging has been around for years and Iphone wants to pretend its new. Come on now. And why tf is the notch still a thing?
@ohuhi 123 😅😅😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣 you said they do things late while defending them about doing things late
Sad part is,most people even YT tech channels don’t understand this. They just say “ it’s a Samsung display,so a Samsung phone must have a better one by default” ,all of what you explain here they just call “ marketing” and ignore,cuz is just easier to diss on Apple.
The OLED on my 10Xmax made me want an OLED tv, so I got a c9. Hopefully we’ll get better displays without the possibility of burn in soon.
Ouch you've been missing out on OLED this whole time. Android has had OLED for nearly a decade
Lol I’m not hurt by Android vs iPhone, only thing that sucks is that fanboyism exist in humanity. ✌️😎
I've seen the iPhone 11 pro & it's display isn't better than the older Sam S9. At best the iPhone12 should be as good as the S20, not "the best". Don't know what this guy is smoking. Sam's edge to edge QHD is the gold standard.
I live in the Pacific NW, so the answer to your burning question is: "probably the best?" Only, not applicable here. Been too busy busting my ass to enjoy legal weed. #sadfaceemoji
@@Caleb_Denison Like you said, "Probably" though let's settle for "it's as good as the best". Btw does the RGB calibration in Samsung's advance display setting mean anything, or just a gimmick?
The iPhone 11 Pro had 800 nits with regular content and 1200 nits with hdr content .
The 11 pro and pro max displays are also Super Retina XDR with 1200 nits max brightness
That's lame Samsung, as per usual, has 1600 nits peak brightness. They're always one step ahead huh
Okay - lets do a stupid price comparison. iPhone 12 Pro Max 6.7 inch display for $1100 = $164/inch vs. LG's highest end 4K OLED TV (77GXPUA) 77 inch display for $4700 = $61/ inch . My almost 3 year old Samsung Galaxy S9+ has a better display than every TV on the market. Like I said, it's a stupid comparison. The fact that Apple waited this long to move to OLED for their base level iPhone is hilarious.
..........OLED is not to be all and end all of display technology, there are lcd displays that outperform your S9 by a long shot in basically every category.
Samsung displays are literally the best in business with QuadHD resolution since like 4 years ago. There’s a reason Apple pays a premium to buy them for their phones. Apple screens are nowhere near them.
Just 4 years?? Probably since the s5 more like it.
@@brandonkylemarks I've an S9 plus and that's probably the best display I've ever used on a phone. If android could have figured out timely updates for 4-5 years like the iphone I wouldn't be switching to the iphone 12 pro max this year.
@@thesaurness2616 I challenge you the iPhone 12 display will be MUCH better than your s9 if so or not, please compare both and update us here in the reply! You'll understand what I mean once you see it yourself. I am waiting. .....
@@farwahkirmani7436 alrighty! For a phone that came out 2.5 yrs ago and costs $400 less I sure hope so. Having said that, I know for a fact that I would not be able to get over the ugly notch. That and the 60 Hz display would be my biggest complain.
@@thesaurness2616 compare it to the latest Samsung for that matter! But please do
Samsung phones wit oled since always > nobody says anything
IPhone sells its first oled screens in 2019 > WOOOOOW IPHONE SUPER RETINA MEGA DEFINITION HDR ULTRA HD +
ok people 👌
Even with all those specs, it's still not 4k is it?
Fyi 1200nits can be seen from last year in samsung flagships
When you consider price/per inch then it should be better
“Your 4K TV” Hah. As if I’d ever upgrade from the 1080i and 720p TVs I’ve had for 20 years.
if they can put high voltage on their rggb oleds...they can out put more luminesce.
But is it so little oleds and battery power...is kinda impossible Hahaha
is it?👀
This is mostly true, for anyone with an Amoled display phone. The picture quality is so much better than the led displays that most TV's still use.
I have a 40inch TV in my bedroom but I watch movies/TV shows on my phone because the colors and overall picture quality is so much better on my phone. I'm weird and have one of those holders that hold the phone in front of your face but it's totally worth it though I promise. Unbeatable quality at a relatively good size without spending thousands on an OLED TV, although I also own a 65 inch LG OLED TV but just watch stuff on my phone anyway.
I think only the IPhone 12 Pro uses Samsung oled. The regular IPhone 12 uses Chinese manufacturer BOE oled.
I doubt that
Its a great screen but its the same as the 11 pros, nothing new.
Only the max is said to reach 1200 mits in hdr which we all know isnt a true 1200 nits and we know it was probably tested with a small small window just to say hey its 1200 nits hde certified as we have seen with the unboxings already and the side by sises of the 12 and the 11 the 12 is brighrer but not the 1200 nit part brighter acrually when comparing the samsung s20 the s20 makes rhe 11 look dim in comparison the 12 didnt make the 11 look dim and samsung is also rated at 1200 nits and is known as the brightest phone on the market but I will say the iphone12 looks to be the right direction for apple again it looks great im sure rhe performance is incredible im so happy they went with an oled display i mean it looks incredible def would of made my choice harder between the s20 and the iphone12 but hey the s20 I feel will still have the display edge but the iphone 12 is right there with it but I will say seems like we are back to the wow iphone just made a huge leap foward I hope samsung comes out with a banger at the beggining of the year because it seems to be that they are launching the s21 early next year mabye even January from what the rumors are saying insane right lol thats def the earliest for them hopefully they didnt rush it to much lol
so i should sell me OLED tv and buy the iphone and watch content on it I guess 😂😂
Have you all noticed you can’t comment on the new iPhone vids
What?? Android phones have OLED from long ago but now when all iPhones starts using them then they get attention??!! 😑
They've been using oled for 3 years now.
Are you saying apple not allowed to use oled lol
@@MisterHDGaming995 read it again lol
@@ku5587 While Samsung have been using it for years and promoting it from the start
@@vervetech9395 Yep. But they weren't great for a long time. Brightness and color reproduction were lagging behind until the s6 I'd say.
Watching on an oled 8k TV big brain moves
Says they do 1200 nits on hdr
Its no surprise Apple overstate their spec
You do know samsung phones have better displays than apple and the nits are higher right?
He doesn't and apparently a lot of people think this is new tech lol
Have you ever heard of Samsung outdoor mode. It gets so bright that their is barely any glare when you us it outside
@@gliese21x46 that's not true they make the best displays In any phone
@@gliese21x46 they produce high-end displays for Apple, Google, one plus, vivo, oppo, I think hauwaei and xaiomi
Claimed peak price of note 20 ultra is 1600 nits... compare that to a tv as 8t has a better notch and will give a better viewing experience
My 4K TV is 120hz
It’s 1200 nits HDR only bro not normal brightness
iTube 65’ coming?