iPhone X is the best-screen smartphone, thanks to Samsung

Every new iPhone comes with a promise of a display screen that is verified by an expert company, DisplayMate. And iPhone X passed this test with satisfactory results.

Self-assessing itself as the 'industry standard for checking, evaluating and comparing all types of monitors and screen technologies', DisplayMate evaluates many products that use monitors. With mobile devices, they have a history of more than 10 years.

The latest experiment on the OLED screen of the iPhone is really very thorough, but the final conclusion is that DisplayMate calls this 'the best mobile screen' with the same, comprehensive, top-notch visibility.

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What makes the screen of the iPhone X the best?

Many factors are presented by DisplayMate to prove their conclusions, some of which are worth noting:

Highest color accuracy (0.9 JNCD - recognizable color difference)
Highest full screen brightness with OLED mobile (634 nits)
Highest full screen contrast under natural light (141)
Highest contrast ratio (infinite)
Lowest screen reflectivity (4.5%)
The smallest difference in brightness at different angles (22%)

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The aforementioned parameters show that Apple's first OLED display has shown very well, but what 'Apple' s impressive impressive screen calibration capabilities have turned hardware into a human experience. The great use that DisplayMate still praises.

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Without Samsung, there's no such good screen

But what does all this have to do with Samsung?

Although Apple has calibrated the software to get to the best screen, DisplayMake claims to "congratulate Samsung Display" for developing and manufacturing OLED hardware, and they are "the only company." produce them in large quantities'.

Such a symbiotic technology world.

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