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Besides, you do know the Note 9 has 4 different display modes to choose from in settings, right? All with their own characteristics: Adaptive, Cinema, Photo and Basic. Basic is what you'd see on the iPhone. Adaptive is the default setting on the Note 9 which is more contrasty and saturation. You don't have these options on the iPhone, do you?
Who wants to change display modes on their smartphone, seriously? LOL!!

Who cares if the Note has 4 modes? That’s stupid. Apple is too smart to have this nonsense on their phones.

And the XS has a better display than the Note 9.
 
Who wants to change display modes on their smartphone, seriously? LOL!!

Who cares if the Note has 4 modes? That’s stupid. Apple is too smart to have this nonsense on their phones.

When your phone doesnt have it, it is nonsense...

And the XS has a better display than the Note 9.

Now Pixel 3 has better display than XS since Displaymate is giving it "A+ rating and Best Smartphone Display" moniker.
 
When your phone doesnt have it, it is nonsense...



Now Pixel 3 has better display than XS since Displaymate is giving it "A+ rating and Best Smartphone Display" moniker.
Samsung wishes they were Apple. Apple got an A+ rating too.

Adjustable display resolution is a stupid feature.
 
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When your phone doesnt have it, it is nonsense...
FYI iOS has colour management so it does not need display modes. It will render the colour profile and gamut that is embedded in the image. If it the image was saved with a high gamut and requires it, then it will display that image in that mode.

Samsung’s solution is retarded. In dynamic mode it will render everything in high gamut making image colour wildly innacurate if the source image was not recorded in that mode.

In standard, it will render standard gamut images correctly but images that require high gamut will render without the full colour set making them dull and inaccurate.
 
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When your phone doesnt have it, it is nonsense...



Now Pixel 3 has better display than XS since Displaymate is giving it "A+ rating and Best Smartphone Display" moniker.
That’s impressive for google considering how bad their displays were last year. I guess they got Samsung to supply all of their displays this year instead of LG.
 
When your phone doesnt have it, it is nonsense...



Now Pixel 3 has better display than XS since Displaymate is giving it "A+ rating and Best Smartphone Display" moniker.
Not so fast....

http://www.displaymate.com/iPhoneXS_ShootOut_1s.htm#Conclusion

The iPhone XS Max matches or sets new Smartphone Display Performance Records for:
· Highest Absolute Color Accuracy (0.8 JNCD) – Visually Indistinguishable From Perfect.
· Smallest Shift in Color Accuracy with the Image Content APL (0.4 JNCD).
· Highest Full Screen Brightness for OLED Smartphones (660 nits at 100% APL).
· Highest Full Screen Contrast Rating in Ambient Light (140 at 100% APL).
· Highest Contrast Ratio (Infinite).
· Lowest Screen Reflectance (4.7 percent).
· Smallest Brightness Variation with Viewing Angle (25% at 30 degrees).
· Highest Visible Screen Resolution 2.7K (2688x1242) – 4K Does Not appear visually sharper on a Smartphone.
 

What does this prove? Nothing.

This is the one for Note 9. As you can see Note 9 beat XS Max in many of the "XS Max is best categories"

- Absolute color accuracy: Note 9 is better
- Change in Peak Luminance: Note 9 is better
- Contrast rating: Note 9 is better
- Screen reflectance: Note 9 is better
- Peak brightness Note 9 is better

And Note9 scored the "best" in 11 categories compared to XS Max 8 categories :)

Displaymate gives "Best Smartphone Display" moniker to those very good screen that scored A+ rating.

It is just Ifans shamelessly interpreted "Best Smartphone Display" moniker for XS max as being the one and only one. :p

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What does this prove? Nothing.

This is the one for Note 9. As you can see Note 9 beat XS Max in many of the "XS Max is best categories"

- Absolute color accuracy: Note 9 is better
- Change in Peak Luminance: Note 9 is better
- Contrast rating: Note 9 is better
- Screen reflectance: Note 9 is better
- Peak brightness Note 9 is better

And Note9 scored the "best" in 11 categories compared to XS Max 8 categories :)

Displaymate gives "Best Smartphone Display" moniker to those very good screen that scored A+ rating.

It is just Ifans shamelessly interpreted "Best Smartphone Display" moniker for XS max as being the one and only one. :p

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What I got from this post, with the labels and generalizations, is that it's tough when your favorite phone takes a nosedive in specs to the iphone xs.
 
That’s impressive for google considering how bad their displays were last year. I guess they got Samsung to supply all of their displays this year instead of LG.
iFixit teardown said it is indeed a Samsung panel in the new Pixels.
Looks like Google finally realized that LG still can't make a decent display.
 
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iFixit teardown said it is indeed a Samsung panel in the new Pixels.
Looks like Google finally realized that LG still can't make a decent display.
LG have supplied iMac LCDs (and CRTs) since forever, also they're supplying Apple Watch OLEDDs. So yeah, they do make pretty decent panels.
 
Who wants to change display modes on their smartphone, seriously? LOL!!

Who cares if the Note has 4 modes? That’s stupid. Apple is too smart to have this nonsense on their phones.

And the XS has a better display than the Note 9.
You seem very angry my friend? What's wrong...
 
What I'm seeing (after trying 2 maxes) is a subpar uniformity and terrible viewing angles. I wish there was an LCD version of the XS Max.
 
LG have supplied iMac LCDs (and CRTs) since forever, also they're supplying Apple Watch OLEDDs. So yeah, they do make pretty decent panels.
CRTs are moot and Apple uses Samsung LCD panels as well.

The LG panels on the Pixel 2 were garbage, hence my comment.
 
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