The screen of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has passed the tests of DisplayMate to see how much it has improved over the company's previous devices. The results are overwhelming: it is the best screen of the moment.
Samsung's best display ... again
Perhaps this headline and this situation sound familiar to some. It is normal, since Samsung Galaxy S9 screen it was also declared the best in the world. From DisplayMate specialize in the analysis of screens of all kinds in the same way in which from DxOMark they specialize in the analysis of cameras and lenses of all kinds, not just mobile phones. Thus, on its website it is not difficult to find analyzes of the main range caps, including the new Galaxy Note 9 review.
It is a very dense read, in which explain the analysis processes which have been followed to check and measure the various characteristics of the OLED panel. At the end of the day, it's all about quality when it comes to representing color and offer a gloss at the height, as well as the possible modifications that, by the way, are made on the final representation. The technology used also matters, favoring OLED panels over LCDs.
Why the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 screen is the best in the world
From own Samsung they have taken care of highlight the best of the analysis. The Korean firm indicates the following key points:
- The best in the world: Directly quoting the analysis, "The level of performance and excellence of the screen increases year by year, and the Galaxy Note 9 rises again significantly". This has earned him the highest rating.
- High Brightness Mode: The brightness level adapts to every situation, whether in direct sunlight or in low light conditions. The tests consisted of lighting the screen completely blank, the most difficult test for OLED panels because they need to illuminate each pixel with all its energy.
- Color rendering: A new record is set here too, achieving the most accurate colors of any screen. Putting it in percentages, we speak of an 85% improvement over the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.
- Energy consumption: It is a panel 8% more efficient than that of the Galaxy Note 8, thus consuming less battery in daily use.
At the end of the day, how much the user notices in their habitual use of all this can vary. But, undoubtedly, Samsung is always one of the main competitors when it comes to creating screens, and it offers large screens on its mobiles.
