Following the tradition, DisplaMate has analyzed the display of the newly launched Galaxy S10/S10+ and deemed it “the most color accurate display that we have ever tested, almost certainly considerably better than your existing smartphone, 4K UHD TV, tablet, laptop, and computer monitor.” Like the Galaxy Note9 and Galaxy S9, the Galaxy S10 also matched several smartphone display performance records during DisplayMate’s extensive tests and ultimately earned an “Excellent A+” grade. Unlike the Galaxy S9, the Galaxy S10 offers markedly better outdoor visibility, power consumption, color accuracy, and more. Thanks to the peak luminance of 1215 nits, the Galaxy S10’s display is approximately 6.9% brighter than that of its predecessor and produces crisp, vibrant visuals outside and under direct sunlight, or in environments with lots of ambient light. With a relative power efficiency rating of 1.54 watts which is an improvement on the Galaxy S9’s 1.70-watt rating – the Galaxy S10’s display is not only brighter than last year’s model, but also more energy efficient. The Galaxy S10’s display has been to offer record-setting color accuracy. Its 0.4 Just Noticeable Color Difference (JNCD) rating in the DCI-P3 color range is a marked improvement over the Galaxy S9’s 0.7 JNCD score. The Galaxy S10 features built-in ...
Monday, 4 March 2019
Samsung Galaxy S10 has the most color accurate smartphone display: DisplayMate
Following the tradition, DisplaMate has analyzed the display of the newly launched Galaxy S10/S10+ and deemed it “the most color accurate display that we have ever tested, almost certainly considerably better than your existing smartphone, 4K UHD TV, tablet, laptop, and computer monitor.” Like the Galaxy Note9 and Galaxy S9, the Galaxy S10 also matched several smartphone display performance records during DisplayMate’s extensive tests and ultimately earned an “Excellent A+” grade. Unlike the Galaxy S9, the Galaxy S10 offers markedly better outdoor visibility, power consumption, color accuracy, and more. Thanks to the peak luminance of 1215 nits, the Galaxy S10’s display is approximately 6.9% brighter than that of its predecessor and produces crisp, vibrant visuals outside and under direct sunlight, or in environments with lots of ambient light. With a relative power efficiency rating of 1.54 watts which is an improvement on the Galaxy S9’s 1.70-watt rating – the Galaxy S10’s display is not only brighter than last year’s model, but also more energy efficient. The Galaxy S10’s display has been to offer record-setting color accuracy. Its 0.4 Just Noticeable Color Difference (JNCD) rating in the DCI-P3 color range is a marked improvement over the Galaxy S9’s 0.7 JNCD score. The Galaxy S10 features built-in ...
