Samsung claims its latest QD-OLED panel can hit 4,000 nits - but based on my testing last year, I doubt it
Samsung Display, which manufactures the QD- OLED panels used by Samsung Electronics and Sony, has said that its latest QD-OLED panel can hit 4,000 nits peak brightness, which would make it the 'brightest OLED panel on the market', as reported by Sammobile.
Samsung unveils groundbreaking 4,000-Nit QD-OLED panels, next-gen rollable displays, and more
At CES 2025, Samsung Display plans to showcase a 77-inch prototype TV equipped with the new panel. To demonstrate its capabilities, the company will also unveil “QD Jungle,” an immersive media art installation leveraging the high brightness and vibrant colors of the new technology to create a lifelike forest experience.
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The company’s ‘glare-free display’ is now expanding to Mini LED models — and the remote has a dedicated AI button.
Sony and Samsung use QD-OLED panels in their top TVs, like the S90D, S95D, and A95L. Though LG and Panasonic don't use QD-OLED, they do use another advanced OLED panel tech called MLA ...
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What to expect from TVs in 2025 — OLED, Micro-LED and moreSome of what’s to come in 2025 is definitely more of the same — but in a good way. That starts with more Mini-LED TVs, and it ...
S95F, S90F, and S85F New 165Hz display support for PC gaming New OLED Glare Free 2.0 tech with better shadow depth Samsung ...
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