Available October 17th 2014.
so this post came out before the phone came out, really? How are you supposed to know if the screen is better, using a poll? because of reviews, LOL?![]()
Available October 17th 2014.
so this post came out before the phone came out, really? How are you supposed to know if the screen is better, using a poll? because of reviews, LOL?![]()
I was actually talking about DisplayMate's analysis, no need to link their website and article shootout again.Because going into settings to change the screen mode is extremely difficult right?
I mean...you can just look at displaymate's site. It takes less than a second.
http://www.displaymate.com/Galaxy_Note4_ShootOut_1.htm
So I guess you're more qualified than Displaymate?
I mean, what's the point of TV's having all of those different screen modes. Why can't it be just 1 mode?
Micromanaging screen modes? That's a new first.
Ive seen both in person side by side and honestly, I think the Plus has a better display, even if it's 1% better, it just goes brighter and has better viewing angles then the Note 4 and isn't even really any sharper then the Plus (Note 4 white subpixels is above 500 ppi, but the red and green subpixel's is only 366 ppi as opposed to the 500+ ppi mark it technically has, but this is due to PenTile )
The Samsung screens "pop" because they are over saturated. Even if they are able to display more colors they won't be as accurate. iPhone screens tend to be more realistic. So it is up to you which you find better.
The 6 Plus is a lot better.
The Note 4 is okay, but one problem is that it is attached to the wrong ecosystem.