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This is a no-go for productivity, right? I was looking to some other QHD OLEDs displays, and the text looks multicolored, pixelated, even when it is supposed to look black and smooth. I did not check this particular model, so I am curious if anyone has experience.
This is a no-go for productivity, right? I was looking to some other QHD OLEDs displays, and the text looks multicolored, pixelated, even when it is supposed to look black and smooth. I did not check this particular model, so I am curious if anyone has experience.
From what I've read, the text issues are due to the pixel layout of QD-OLED panels, this monitor also uses QD-OLED. That being said, I haven't actually used one, just been shopping them.
Good choice for ps5? Only HDMI 2.0 means variable refresh rate won't work for ps5?
I'd check out the Asus strix dual mode monitor on Amazon it is good for ps5 and for PC and other consoles has 144hz 4k resolution for single player games and 320hz for FPS games can also connect USB c for MacBook if needed but it's only 15 watts but I just got it for 320$ I'd wait for it to go back on sale it's the 27" dual monitor. They also have another monitor like it never heard of brand but with USB c has a 90 watt charger (mostly for MacBook users to charge laptop)
From what I've read, the text issues are due to the pixel layout of QD-OLED panels, this monitor also uses QD-OLED. That being said, I haven't actually used one, just been shopping them.
I'd honestly recommend OLED monitors with mini LED background which is OLED with mini led so no burnouts also hdr1400 if for productivity Samsung has decent OLED monitors also dual monitors idk if you're looking strictly for productivity or gaming and productivity also I just got the Asus rog strix monitor for 300$ has 4k 144fps it's IPS panel I think but good for productivity and has dual mode which goes to 320hz for gaming it's affordable good for productivity except the USB c is only 15watts some other monitors if you connect a MacBook are 75-90 & what not but this monitor is great either way in my opinion
I'd honestly recommend OLED monitors with mini LED background which is OLED with mini led so no burnouts also hdr1400 if for productivity Samsung has decent OLED monitors also dual monitors idk if you're looking strictly for productivity or gaming and productivity also I just got the Asus rog strix monitor for 300$ has 4k 144fps it's IPS panel I think but good for productivity and has dual mode which goes to 320hz for gaming it's affordable good for productivity except the USB c is only 15watts some other monitors if you connect a MacBook are 75-90 & what not but this monitor is great either way in my opinion
At least HDR 600 even though the Asus strix is 450 nitts it still has incredible color think it's it's because it's Asus also Samsungs are good the OLED especially and HDR 600
I ordered this. Nervous because not much activity here. It appears HDMI 2.1 is only needed when resolution is 4K so I'm hopeful HDMI 2.0 limitation won't be an issue for me. Does PS5 vrr require HDMI 2.1? Big deal? For PC this works best with Nvidia cards?
From what I've read, the text issues are due to the pixel layout of QD-OLED panels, this monitor also uses QD-OLED. That being said, I haven't actually used one, just been shopping them.
For whatever reason, they aren't created equal. It may really just be down to the resolution at this point, though - there are several 4k OLED models that are rated as having very clear text on RTings, and I'm thrilled with how text looks on my Samsung 4k 27" (Odyssey G8, G81SF).
I'd honestly recommend OLED monitors with mini LED background which is OLED with mini led so no burnouts also hdr1400 if for productivity Samsung has decent OLED monitors also dual monitors idk if you're looking strictly for productivity or gaming and productivity also I just got the Asus rog strix monitor for 300$ has 4k 144fps it's IPS panel I think but good for productivity and has dual mode which goes to 320hz for gaming it's affordable good for productivity except the USB c is only 15watts some other monitors if you connect a MacBook are 75-90 & what not but this monitor is great either way in my opinion
OLED does not use mini led. OLED and mini led are different technologies. OLED displays do not use back lights because each pixel creates its own light. Mini led is just the evolution of LCD technology using small leds as backlighting for better local dimming.
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