Thank you for bringing this out. Almost all the brands these days are marketing their smartphones based on the HBModes. The way Google kept headlining the peak brightness modes on its new devices, I checked a Pixel 8 Pro at a BestBuy store, it definitely looked brighter than my Pixel 6 but not close to a Galaxy display. I knew something was wrong, but now I know what it actually was. ❤
In OLED display there is also a thing called ABL(Automatic brightness limit). In 100% white display brightness wouldn't be same as 50% . Different brands set ABL differently.
Pixel 8 Pro also uses a Samsung panel, infact the latest E7 which even the S23U doesn't have. The different in brightness in indoor outdoor setting is because of software.
Nits, a unit of luminance, measure the intensity of light emitted or reflected from a surface. In the context of phone displays, it quantifies the brightness level. Here's an overview of how nits work in phone displays and why lux may not be suitable for comparisons: 1. **Nits in Phone Displays:** - Nits indicate the brightness level of a display. One nit is equal to one candela per square meter (cd/m²). - In phone displays, the higher the nit value, the brighter the screen can get. Brightness is crucial for outdoor visibility and enhancing user experience. 2. **Peak Brightness:** - Peak brightness refers to the maximum luminance a display can achieve. It's particularly important for scenarios where ambient light is high, such as outdoors. - Phones often have an adaptive brightness feature that adjusts the display brightness based on ambient light conditions. 3. **Measurement of Nits:** - Nits measure the light output directly from the display source, making them suitable for comparing the brightness of different screens. - Lux, on the other hand, measures the illumination of a surface and is influenced by the distance from the light source. It may not be an accurate metric for comparing the brightness of displays. 4. **Why Lux Isn't Ideal for Comparisons:** - Lux is a measure of illuminance and considers the area over which light is distributed. - Since lux incorporates the area factor, it may not accurately represent the true brightness of a display, especially when comparing screens with different sizes. 5. **Factors Influencing Peak Brightness:** - Display technology, such as OLED or LCD, can impact peak brightness capabilities. - Power efficiency, thermal management, and screen coatings also influence a phone display's ability to reach and sustain high brightness levels. 6. **Use Cases for High Nits:** - High nit values are beneficial for outdoor use, where the screen competes with sunlight. - HDR content, which enhances the contrast and color range, benefits from high peak brightness to deliver a more immersive viewing experience. 7. **Impact on Battery Life:** - Higher brightness levels generally consume more power, impacting the device's battery life. - Optimization of power management systems is crucial to balance brightness and energy efficiency. I APPRECIATE HOW HE EXPLAINS EVERYTHING , VERY ACCURATELY STILL BEING VERY EASY TO UNDERSTAND FOR A LAY MAN TO UNDERSTAND In summary, nits measure the brightness of phone displays, indicating the intensity of light emitted. Peak brightness is crucial for visibility in various environments. Lux may not be suitable for comparing displays due to its dependence on area, making nits a more accurate metric for such evaluations. 👏
Please start mentioning the maximum manual brightness and outdoor direct sunlight auto brightness with your Lux meter for all the phones you test from now on. Will be really good to know the actual brightness that the consumers will be getting.
@@GyanTherapy That's not the point sir. We just want to know total brightness nits & color calibration under direct sunlight. So if you can add that while your reviews, it'll be great. Jai hind!
Thanks for making this video ❤️ and aajkal jo brands ke beech m jo ye nits ki war shuru hogyi hai usme aapka useful content logo ko smajhne m kaafi help krega...😊👌🏻
Watching 4k HDR videos in direct sunlight and the brightness you get is called 'peak brightness '..and it also depends on what display quality you have and how they tweak it.. samsung flagship handsets have top-notch display qualities so even if the number is less but in reality test they're boss😎.. samsung sony and Lg are top leading display companies.
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For good visibility in daylight conditions, a monitor needs to possess a brightness level of 400-700 nits. However, a sunlight-readable display requires at least 1,000 nits or more for direct, bright sunlight viewing.😊
Another day, another new, useful & interesting topic. All we need to know about display brightness summarised in one single content rich video. A big shout out for your painful efforts to bring out such "matlab k videos". Tip : Outdoor mein jab Phone k display ko dikhate hai tab agar thoda sa clean yani pahuch diya jata to jyada accha dikhta. God bless you Rocky bhai 🙏🏽🎉❤
Nits scaling is not proportional (even) as it increases. Also, look out for ideal brightness nits of your device as it's most useful and comparable. HBM, LBM, HDR mode nits are tuned differently by oems.
My feedback point would be that you should have informed us that, what usual brightness nits should we be looking for while purchasing display products like TV, mobile, monitors etc.
Brightness in nits also shows the bit depth. As the bit depth increases, the nits increases. In fact this numbers increases gradually because of HDR implementation in displays. In concern to HDR, that uses wide range of color spectrum and many standards for color calibration is in development. This is in Physics point of view. Most of the current smartphone displays are of 8-bit color. Some manufacturers says HDR capability in displays but there is no any scope in HDR standard to support 8-bit displays. They use trick called Frame Rate Control to avoid dithering and consequently banding. To support modern HDR standards, like Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, displays needs to be atleast support 12-bit color code.
I have s23 ultra and you are right The indoor Display brightness is not that much but in outdoor conditions its brightness is great. I love this phone it's just too good
Bhai ne samjhane ki puri kosish ki hai janta ko. Kuch points mai add karta hu 1. Peak brightness window sizes pe measure hoti hai. Standard window size for measuring peak brightness is @ 10% window matlab white square covering 10% of the screen. Full screen brightness will always be lower to prevent burn in and heating of the phone. Jyada light jyada heat. 2. White aquare jo use hoti hai wo high brightness pe mastered hoti hai aap koi bhi white square use nai kar sakte. If a white square is mastered @1000 nits it will not show 2400 nits.
GT bhaiya aapki videos to mst hoti hi hai per thumbnail me detailing dekhiye yarr Ab jese 2400 nits brightness wale hand me light jyada hai compare to other hand yarr mst GT bhaiya Thankyou for best contant❤
Rakesh bhaiya you make the very different and very useful & knowledgable videos which no anyone in tech community make,therefore you are my most favorite TECH TH-camR ❤ Lots of love bhaiya ❤😊
Rakesh Bhai, Mujhe nhi lgta brightness testing fair way m hui, kyunki niche jo phone aap pakde the wo wla phone ke screen m light ka utna exposure nhi tha kyunki jo pkda tha wo thk uske samne tha jbki wo upper wla samsung phone pura exposed tha light m aur samne koi blockage nhi thi toh wo jda hi bright hoga na, issiliye jbb bahar testing krre the tbb samsung ka jda bright tha, aur jab ander testing kiye tbb esa koi scene nhi tha kyunki light evenly spread horha tha. I hope you understood my point. Waiting for your point of view....
Anything over 1000 nits is overkill. My 4 year old 600 nits display smartphone is still good and even in sunlight it is clearly visible (dark mode and light mode both).
Sir ye lux aur brightness nits same unit hai, inhe hum direct compare kaise kar rahe hai yaha par? I think ye clear kijiye ek baar Watching your channel since 10K subscribers. Love your work sir, keep the good work going.
Kafi practical video lgi ajkal itna jyada brightness nits ka number bad rha h ki pucho mat one plue 12 me to 4500 nits h 🤣 brands ko brightness ke alava ab phone ke flikring issue par bhi dhyan dena chiye
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3 Type 👇
1. Normal Manual Brightness
2. High Brightness Mode
3. Peak Brightness
I hope ye video samjhne me help karega 🌞
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It would be more easy in understanding if we use typical brightness while giving review instead of peak brightness
Sir please make video on realme 11x 5g refresh not working 120 hz on every app only works on Google other appn doesn't support 120 hz only 60hz
Please help sir
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Thank you for bringing this out. Almost all the brands these days are marketing their smartphones based on the HBModes. The way Google kept headlining the peak brightness modes on its new devices, I checked a Pixel 8 Pro at a BestBuy store, it definitely looked brighter than my Pixel 6 but not close to a Galaxy display. I knew something was wrong, but now I know what it actually was. ❤
That HBM is basically peak brightness in HDR mode,and only for limited amount of time.Also,Nits is a logarithmic unit and is not scaled evenly.
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@@GyanTherapy Please make video on screen freeze issue of moto g70 tab .
@@GyanTherapy Bro play a white hdr video its already available on youtube it can help to test the peak brightness
This is called real content.
Very useful for some techy person .
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In OLED display there is also a thing called ABL(Automatic brightness limit). In 100% white display brightness wouldn't be same as 50% . Different brands set ABL differently.
Samsung displays are usually brighter than any other brand's display 🔥
Right
Samsung's TFT crying in the corner 😢
Pixel 8 Pro also uses a Samsung panel, infact the latest E7 which even the S23U doesn't have. The different in brightness in indoor outdoor setting is because of software.
Because of you are using Samsung phone that's why you are saying that 🫣
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Glad you think so!
Nits, a unit of luminance, measure the intensity of light emitted or reflected from a surface. In the context of phone displays, it quantifies the brightness level. Here's an overview of how nits work in phone displays and why lux may not be suitable for comparisons:
1. **Nits in Phone Displays:**
- Nits indicate the brightness level of a display. One nit is equal to one candela per square meter (cd/m²).
- In phone displays, the higher the nit value, the brighter the screen can get. Brightness is crucial for outdoor visibility and enhancing user experience.
2. **Peak Brightness:**
- Peak brightness refers to the maximum luminance a display can achieve. It's particularly important for scenarios where ambient light is high, such as outdoors.
- Phones often have an adaptive brightness feature that adjusts the display brightness based on ambient light conditions.
3. **Measurement of Nits:**
- Nits measure the light output directly from the display source, making them suitable for comparing the brightness of different screens.
- Lux, on the other hand, measures the illumination of a surface and is influenced by the distance from the light source. It may not be an accurate metric for comparing the brightness of displays.
4. **Why Lux Isn't Ideal for Comparisons:**
- Lux is a measure of illuminance and considers the area over which light is distributed.
- Since lux incorporates the area factor, it may not accurately represent the true brightness of a display, especially when comparing screens with different sizes.
5. **Factors Influencing Peak Brightness:**
- Display technology, such as OLED or LCD, can impact peak brightness capabilities.
- Power efficiency, thermal management, and screen coatings also influence a phone display's ability to reach and sustain high brightness levels.
6. **Use Cases for High Nits:**
- High nit values are beneficial for outdoor use, where the screen competes with sunlight.
- HDR content, which enhances the contrast and color range, benefits from high peak brightness to deliver a more immersive viewing experience.
7. **Impact on Battery Life:**
- Higher brightness levels generally consume more power, impacting the device's battery life.
- Optimization of power management systems is crucial to balance brightness and energy efficiency.
I APPRECIATE HOW HE EXPLAINS EVERYTHING , VERY ACCURATELY STILL BEING VERY EASY TO UNDERSTAND FOR A LAY MAN TO UNDERSTAND
In summary, nits measure the brightness of phone displays, indicating the intensity of light emitted. Peak brightness is crucial for visibility in various environments. Lux may not be suitable for comparing displays due to its dependence on area, making nits a more accurate metric for such evaluations.
👏
Please start mentioning the maximum manual brightness and outdoor direct sunlight auto brightness with your Lux meter for all the phones you test from now on.
Will be really good to know the actual brightness that the consumers will be getting.
Isse actual brightness nahi aata jaisa maine video 3 type bataya hai dhayaan dijiye
"Ye aap subscribe Karo bus" part kaat kar loop mein laga dijiye. Aaur alag se video banaiye. 😅 @@GyanTherapy
@@GyanTherapybhai ji suggest some phone under 12,000 to 20000
@@GyanTherapy That's not the point sir. We just want to know total brightness nits & color calibration under direct sunlight. So if you can add that while your reviews, it'll be great. Jai hind!
It's not that useful as u can see in this video itself.
Side by side comparison is better
Sir you are becoming source of knowledge for other youtubers, they address these issues later in their videos.
Thanks for making this video ❤️ and aajkal jo brands ke beech m jo ye nits ki war shuru hogyi hai usme aapka useful content logo ko smajhne m kaafi help krega...😊👌🏻
Excellent video as always!! Well researched instead of what others do!
Thank you!
Watching 4k HDR videos in direct sunlight and the brightness you get is called 'peak brightness '..and it also depends on what display quality you have and how they tweak it.. samsung flagship handsets have top-notch display qualities so even if the number is less but in reality test they're boss😎.. samsung sony and Lg are top leading display companies.
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Deferent but informative content 🎉
This is what quality information looks like
Aapki video se bahut Gyan milta hai
Thank you 👍👍
For good visibility in daylight conditions, a monitor needs to possess a brightness level of 400-700 nits. However, a sunlight-readable display requires at least 1,000 nits or more for direct, bright sunlight viewing.😊
Watching this on S23 Ultra. Most of the times my brightness is
Indoors at about 20%
Bro how's the battery life after one UI 6 update on s23 ultra?
Bhaiya apne mere confusen dur kardiy thank you.
Gyan Therapy
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Really amazing 👏 and informative video
Beautifully explained
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Straight forward, and explained well for average people... thankyou for such content.
No dout clear then killing explanation ❤😊
Nice explanation Rakesh sir 😊
The only youtuber who know the real situation of every viewer ❤
Love you sir
Iski video alag hee feel deti hain very informative and Real Videos 👌🏻👍🏻
Another day, another new, useful & interesting topic. All we need to know about display brightness summarised in one single content rich video. A big shout out for your painful efforts to bring out such "matlab k videos". Tip : Outdoor mein jab Phone k display ko dikhate hai tab agar thoda sa clean yani pahuch diya jata to jyada accha dikhta. God bless you Rocky bhai 🙏🏽🎉❤
I was looking for a brightness scam explain video finally you uploaded it
Best explanation 👌
🔥Long term on high brightness may lead to PIXEL BURNING as well. 🔥
Though I was aware of this fact, but a well made video for benefit of all.
You deserve more subscribers bro👍👍
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Nits scaling is not proportional (even) as it increases. Also, look out for ideal brightness nits of your device as it's most useful and comparable. HBM, LBM, HDR mode nits are tuned differently by oems.
Just because of this type of content, you are my second favorite tech creator in this world. After Mrwhosetheboss.
Brightness ki topic samjha kar, poore dimag ko bright kar diya aapne sir ji....
Poora ka poora LED lightenup jo gaya....
Thank you sir...
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Sirrrr...😊
Ye bhut big Misunderstanding dur kiya aapne sir...
👌👌
Led bulb wala 💡 Gazab tha....
kya baat h bhaiya.....dil se pyar h apko bhot kum youtubers h jo comment section me active hote h❤❤😘😘
Auto brightness mode sahi me aaj pata chala
Thank you LallatopBhaiya.. ❤
My feedback point would be that you should have informed us that, what usual brightness nits should we be looking for while purchasing display products like TV, mobile, monitors etc.
One of the utuber I love to watch videos unbiased
Exactly yahi video ki requirements thi aj ke high brightness ka dava kar rahe phones ke bich.. well done bro
That's called simple tech ❤❤
Brightness in nits also shows the bit depth. As the bit depth increases, the nits increases. In fact this numbers increases gradually because of HDR implementation in displays. In concern to HDR, that uses wide range of color spectrum and many standards for color calibration is in development. This is in Physics point of view.
Most of the current smartphone displays are of 8-bit color.
Some manufacturers says HDR capability in displays but there is no any scope in HDR standard to support 8-bit displays. They use trick called Frame Rate Control to avoid dithering and consequently banding.
To support modern HDR standards, like Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, displays needs to be atleast support 12-bit color code.
I have s23 ultra and you are right The indoor Display brightness is not that much but in outdoor conditions its brightness is great. I love this phone it's just too good
Bhai ne samjhane ki puri kosish ki hai janta ko. Kuch points mai add karta hu
1. Peak brightness window sizes pe measure hoti hai. Standard window size for measuring peak brightness is @ 10% window matlab white square covering 10% of the screen. Full screen brightness will always be lower to prevent burn in and heating of the phone. Jyada light jyada heat.
2. White aquare jo use hoti hai wo high brightness pe mastered hoti hai aap koi bhi white square use nai kar sakte. If a white square is mastered @1000 nits it will not show 2400 nits.
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That's why higher isn't better always. Now we know very well thanks to you sir.
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GT bhaiya aapki videos to mst hoti hi hai per thumbnail me detailing dekhiye yarr
Ab jese 2400 nits brightness wale hand me light jyada hai compare to other hand yarr mst GT bhaiya
Thankyou for best contant❤
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Sir you make very informative videos😁You also explain it in a very simple way,
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Please make a video on how to increase smartphone battery backup tips and settings to apply in smartphone.
Aaj kal marketing karne ki wajah se brand apni value or product dono kharab kar rahe hai😢
Pehle ke phones ki baat hi kuchh or thi like OnePlus 8❤
Do smart tv review also❤❤❤❤❤
Please
Hamesha kuch Naya concept Naya content lake hame bahut kuch sikhate ho sir ji....dhanyawad
Informative Video like this separate you from other tech youtubers. Kudos to you and keep up the good work.
Great informative video 💯
Bhaiyya hamesha best topics pe video banate hai ✨🫡
Informative video 👍
Sir aap sahi me Gyan Therapy ho Technology world ki
Thanks Gyan therapy mast samjhaya aapne❤
Rakesh Bhai, Mujhe nhi lgta brightness testing fair way m hui, kyunki niche jo phone aap pakde the wo wla phone ke screen m light ka utna exposure nhi tha kyunki jo pkda tha wo thk uske samne tha jbki wo upper wla samsung phone pura exposed tha light m aur samne koi blockage nhi thi toh wo jda hi bright hoga na, issiliye jbb bahar testing krre the tbb samsung ka jda bright tha, aur jab ander testing kiye tbb esa koi scene nhi tha kyunki light evenly spread horha tha. I hope you understood my point. Waiting for your point of view....
Thanks a lot Rakesh Bhai is informative video k liye iss topic par first time aisi video dekhi varna koi nahi banata
Ooook Nice Knowledgeable content Thanks for this 🙏👌
Anything over 1000 nits is overkill.
My 4 year old 600 nits display smartphone is still good and even in sunlight it is clearly visible (dark mode and light mode both).
Sab number ka khel hai Rakesh Bhaiya 😊😊
A typical Gyan therapy video
6:27 that’s why apple and Samsung are the top brands . No one can beat them
Very well explained Rakesh bhai 👌
This is the only tech channel that i trust blindly, love ur contents always ❤😁
You are awesome master teacher.❤❤❤
Brightness nits or brightness lux ke baare mein kuch boliye.. iska calculation kaise hota hai details me boliye !
Sir ye lux aur brightness nits same unit hai, inhe hum direct compare kaise kar rahe hai yaha par?
I think ye clear kijiye ek baar
Watching your channel since 10K subscribers. Love your work sir, keep the good work going.
What a analysis... Full gyan by gyan therapy ❤😅
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Suchi mn Gyan therapy he ho Sr Ap,,full Gyan,, aik aik ceez explain kr di
This is called a quality content. Keep it up sir.
Superb sir
Sir aur ek smartphone haptic fitback ke upr video banaiye...
U r the best... always useful video ❤
Best technology gyani baba in the net 🙏 thanks for the informative video.
I was thinking and waiting for this information from the past few years
Thanq Bai ji
Kafi practical video lgi ajkal itna jyada brightness nits ka number bad rha h ki pucho mat one plue 12 me to 4500 nits h 🤣 brands ko brightness ke alava ab phone ke flikring issue par bhi dhyan dena chiye
Useful knowledge without any bakchodi❤
Well explained information...Thanks for this...
Sabse best samjhate hai aap❤