@ebayer i got The LG G1, And compare to G3, the G3 has world class brightness (are in a room with Much OUTSIDE light, the brightness are more then ok, dark are dark, in dark scenes Like batman forever wow wow wow Much dark Much brightness on The right scenes
I understand your point. With the release of LG products like the G3, which has achieved a brightness of high nits as well, it would be reasonable to expect that the Z3, as a top-tier LG product, would also have a high brightness level. However, as of now, there isn’t still an accurate permanent full description of specs on this monitor in the specific details like nits.
@@TechSenseiUSA I have read 77 inch Z3 review, measured peak brightness was 920 nits. That is because pixels are lot smaller. Same thing for small sized 4k sets. 42 inch C3 is lot dimmer than 83 inch.
@@ebayer1980I don't understand why people want 2000+ nits of brightness to burn your eyeballs out of your socket. Just to into the system menu and disable TCP and the TV will be plenty bright enough
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@ebayer i got The LG G1, And compare to G3, the G3 has world class brightness (are in a room with Much OUTSIDE light, the brightness are more then ok, dark are dark, in dark scenes Like batman forever wow wow wow Much dark Much brightness on The right scenes
and people will watch netflix 10mbps stream on it
rubbish, no oled can get 2400 nits. This TV can't even get over 1000
I understand your point. With the release of LG products like the G3, which has achieved a brightness of high nits as well, it would be reasonable to expect that the Z3, as a top-tier LG product, would also have a high brightness level. However, as of now, there isn’t still an accurate permanent full description of specs on this monitor in the specific details like nits.
@@TechSenseiUSA I have read 77 inch Z3 review, measured peak brightness was 920 nits. That is because pixels are lot smaller. Same thing for small sized 4k sets. 42 inch C3 is lot dimmer than 83 inch.
@@ebayer1980I don't understand why people want 2000+ nits of brightness to burn your eyeballs out of your socket. Just to into the system menu and disable TCP and the TV will be plenty bright enough
@@RockBandPlayer84 that isn't the point. Thing is Z3 costs 5 times more than G3, but offers inferior picture quality because of lower brightness.
77 inch G3 MLA clock at 1400 nits brightness; so 77 inch Z3 MLA 8k might surpass that.