Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Display Awarded A+ Rating by DisplayMate. Recently launched Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ has received an A+ rating from DisplayMate.
The users were expecting to visualize shortly once Samsung announced the Galaxy Note 10 series. With every new Samsung flagship smartphone, the company manages to require the quality of its OLED display up to a notch.
This time around, Samsung has used a Dynamic AMOLED display and DisplayMate’s finding is that the Note 10+ offers the best smartphone display yet.
DisplayMate ran an in-depth display shoot-out for the Galaxy Note 10+, that managed to interrupt a total of 13 performance records.
These include the highest peak display brightness at 1,308 nits and highest full-screen brightness for OLED smartphones at 793 nits, highest absolute color accuracy, and highest image contrast accuracy, that DisplayMate says is “visually indistinguishable from good,” that are a few things the site has also said about past Samsung flagships.
When it comes to colors, DisplayMate says that the Galaxy Note 10+’s Natural mode offers ICC Color Management that automatically switches to the suitable Color Gamut for the current on-screen content. Viewing angles don’t seem to be good, however, the white, red, and green shift at a 30-degree angle is small and can be barely noticeable.
The Galaxy Note 10+ sports a 6.8-inch QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED display with a centered punch-hole cutout. The regular Note 10 also sports a Dynamic AMOLED display however with a smaller 6.3-inch screen size and a lower FHD+ resolution. DisplayMate has not provided its finding on the Note 10’s display yet, but it should prove to be close to the Plus-sized model.
The Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ can unleash in the Republic of India on August 23rd. they’re currently up for pre-booking within the country through online platforms and offline retail stores. The Note 10 worth in Republic of India is about at Rs 69,999 for the 8GB + 256GB configuration, whereas the Note 10+ starts at Rs 79,999 for the 12GB + 256GB storage variant.
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