How well do you know your fifty shades of grey? Rate this thread to express how good the Xiaomi Mi MIX's display contrast is. A higher rating indicates that black is true black, rather than a very dark gray.
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Just changing my broken screen by a new one. And I was surprised by the contrast of the new one... 100x better than my original screen, close to oled screen (really true black), how is it possible? The original screen should be better than a compatible one...
If you don't mind me asking where did you order that replacement screen from? Thanks in advance.
lnt976 said:
Just changing my broken screen by a new one. And I was surprised by the contrast of the new one... 100x better than my original screen, close to oled screen (really true black), how is it possible? The original screen should be better than a compatible one...
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imapfsr said:
If you don't mind me asking where did you order that replacement screen from? Thanks in advance.
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Yeah no problem. I ordered in Aliexpress. Below this is the link.
https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/brjYVLC9
Nice product placement, very smart
Near OLED blackness, really surprised.
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How well do you know your fifty shades of grey? Rate this thread to express how good the LG G5's display contrast is. A higher rating indicates that black is true black, rather than a very dark gray.
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will never be as good as oled but surprisingly does a pretty good job
Well it gets the job done could be better
Compared to my G3 its miles better. and compared to that over saturated piece of garbage i would say job well done LG.
May not compete with the S7 OLED in terms of black levels but I'm pretty certain the colours are more natural and realistic.
The colors are more natural and the contrast (black levels) is just too damn good compared to my G3. Well done LG!
ItBankRock said:
The colors are more natural and the contrast (black levels) is just too damn good compared to my G3. Well done LG!
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Do you find the G5's screen cooler?
I tried a side by side comparison with my G3 at full brightness, the G3 screen has a red tint to the white, while the G5 has a turquoise tint... I wonder which one is actually closer to real colours
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Do you find the G5's screen cooler?
I tried a side by side comparison with my G3 at full brightness, the G3 screen has a red tint to the white, while the G5 has a turquoise tint... I wonder which one is actually closer to real colours
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Honestly, to my eyes, the screen is on the neutral side. Not cool, not warm. Pretty good imo.
Sent from my LG-H860 using XDA-Developers mobile app
All I can really say is the black is pretty good for a non amoled screen, if you want to compare it a amoled screen, may be in a few years time, at present nothing comes close to amoled.
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Honestly, to my eyes, the screen is on the neutral side. Not cool, not warm. Pretty good imo.
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Thanks! I guess colour accuracy is very subjective when it is not on paper
I found the white a bit more white at full brightness, but a bit bluish at lower brightness, if only we could correct it! haha, Lg has this strange tendency to make cooler displays since the G4 (the V10 has it too) They go around 7800-8000k instead of the ideal 6700k
If i let a brigth image for ~10 minutes the pixels stuck in this image for ~30 minutes and for that time i can see in grey that image.
Guys, do you have screen bleed on black with your G5s?
drmilosh said:
Guys, do you have screen bleed on black with your G5s?
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I had that and got it exchanged
Bastienhere said:
Do you find the G5's screen cooler?
I tried a side by side comparison with my G3 at full brightness, the G3 screen has a red tint to the white, while the G5 has a turquoise tint... I wonder which one is actually closer to real colours
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I also notice that my screen is a bit yellowish in low brightness..
If you're colorblind, please disregard this thread. Rate this thread to express how you deem the color saturation and accuracy of the OnePlus 3's display. A higher rating indicates that you think that color accuracy is very high and saturation is excellent.
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oversaturated
having come from xiaomi mi3 , i am a bit disappointed. find the colour bit oversaturated. can i change any settings?
[email protected] said:
having come from xiaomi mi3 , i am a bit disappointed. find the colour bit oversaturated. can i change any settings?
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You can change the white balance, but that's about it. You should be happy because most other amoled screens are painfully oversaturated. I feel this is just the right amount.
I dont know but does it look accuracy as LCD?I mean all amoled screen are pinky
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You can change the white balance, but that's about it. You should be happy because most other amoled screens are painfully oversaturated. I feel this is just the right amount.
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I agree. Most AMOLED screens, like Sammy's, are way too rich in color. This is the first display I've seen to hit it just on the mark. I prefer a little washed out/natural display, in terms of color balance. This phone has an excellent color pallete.
This phone was way way better whites than the Note 4 and 6P I had before.
However at low brightness Greys appear greenish. Very noticeable.
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js042507 said:
This phone has an excellent color pallete.
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Yes, it's the best amoled!
(personal opinion)
HarrySteed said:
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Yes, it's the best amoled!
(personal opinion)
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Anandtech said this phone has the worst display they've ever reviewed.
kaspar737 said:
Anandtech said this phone has the worst display they've ever reviewed.
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(personal opinion)
HarrySteed said:
(personal opinion)
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Your personal opinion is invalid. The colours are as wrong as they can be.
HarrySteed said:
(personal opinion)
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No. As per measurement.
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Your personal opinion is invalid. The colours are as wrong as they can be.
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I've never held a oneplus 3 and I've read the anandtech review but would average Joe notice? Most reviewers said it's good nothing outstanding.
Unfortunately my Oneplus 3 has an unevenness in color display!
In the upper part of the screen, the colors become a bit more reddish, while in the lower part the tint becomes a bit more greenish.
This especially can be seen when turning brightness down.
Once seen, this can't be unseen and makes me very much think of returning the unit!
Is there anything else who has different hues in different parts of the screen?
Blueish
I don't like the blueish colours, oversaturation and small text rendering on my OP3.
Even colour temperature setting can't fully fix the blueish colours
Not sure why a lot of people are having issues with their contrast and saturation. My display is perfect. Blues are completely accurate, as well as every other color. This is hands down the best display I have seen. I love it. Blows Sammy's over exuberant color pallet away. This is all I did to adjust the display...
I had the Nexus 6P and that AMOLED is probably the best calibrated display and much sharper than OP3. I don't think it's a huge deal breaker here since the phone is so much faster, easier to hold and use. I really wanted to like the 6P but it just didn't have enough customizations even though custom roms are plenty.
I love the display. Its so much better than on the 1+1. Those blacks and colors.
I'm a very picky user for most everything on my phone. I have extreme ocd. I believe everyone's screen is different. My display in my OP3 is better than my S6 and my S4 as well as my honor 5x and Nexus 6p. It may also be preference because as I do love amoleds, this one is a bit duller than usual samoleds but more accurate. I have no color transitions no color issues at all. I have my white balance bar about 88% up to max. Personally, to me its looking excellent. Everyone's screen must differ.
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Anandtech said this phone has the worst display they've ever reviewed.
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yes they did , but in terms of Accuracy .
it is absolutely possible that it feels good to a not so keen user.
Also there's a possibility of better calibration via XDA devs
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having come from xiaomi mi3 , i am a bit disappointed. find the colour bit oversaturated. can i change any settings?
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Completely agree with you. At first I thought it was just me. Coming from various devices including 6P,G4,Moto X Pure and N5 the screen on this 3 is terrible.
I've always preferred AMOLED over LCD as I found it easier on the eye. Returning my 3 as it's causing me eye strain (don't play games,Facebook etc).
How well do you know your fifty shades of grey? Rate this thread to express how good the Honor 8's display contrast is. A higher rating indicates that black is true black, rather than a very dark gray.
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excellent display with good saturated colors
good black colours nd very vibrant spectrum
Excellent display, no issues though
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Excellent display, no issues though
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but the colors could have been accurate
Very good display but poorly calibrated. Has a blue tint like 1st gen amoled. Have to say I am used to it by now and enjoy the screen.
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The contrast is a little too high, and details in the shadows are lost. When watching a movie with lots of night scenes, such as Daredevil, I can barely see what is happening. I'm pretty sure it increases contrast when a video is played. I've noticed that when I play a youtube video then rotate the screen the video suddenly gets darker.
If you're a stickler for accurate calibration then apparently it's not great in this regard. But IMO the screen looks very good and I even got unsolicited compliments on its clarity and colours (what most people like i guess) from users of iPhone 6 and Galaxy Note 4.
Anandtech has science-y exact measurements in their review. I agree with what other people are saying. The whites are a bit bluish, but I'm not bothered by it. The Nougat/EMUI 5.0 update adds a Night Mode/blue light filter that I didn't like at first, but does seem to be easier on my eyes at night.
The contrast is good.. I dont have anything to complain for the contrast.. the colors and the black I like on this one
One of the best IPS on the market. I don't complain a weak smoked. Yes, the black on that kind of screen is real black and bla bla bla, but guys, IPS screens are way better and resistant, and the adaptive brightness on this smartphone is excellent.
Can't complain much here. Kinda 50/50
Excellent display, no issues though
crisp n sharp display with good colours
Very black blacks. :laugh:
How well do you know your fifty shades of grey? Rate this thread to express how good the Xiaomi Mi 8 SE's display contrast is. A higher rating indicates that black is true black, rather than a very dark gray.
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Does anybody have colour blending (blacks) issues in mi 8 se? there is cloudy and dull black colour when watching videos, feels like there is too high contrast or something.
maketzu111 said:
Does anybody have colour blending (blacks) in mi 8 se? there is cloudy and dull black colour when watching videos, feels like there is too high contrast or something.
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Yeah, noticed something like this. When color shifts from deep black to a bit greyish black, there was something like that "cloudy" thing you said. Not sure what was it though. Although the black is really deep (as an AMOLED display should)
That is exactly what i have experienced. Hopefully Xiaomi fix this in future updates. There was same problem in Samsung Galaxy s9+ but it got fixed by update.
maketzu111 said:
That is exactly what i have experienced. Hopefully Xiaomi fix this in future updates. There was same problem in Samsung Galaxy s9+ but it got fixed by update.
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Which rom ? Maybe eu.rom is better.
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Which rom ? Maybe eu.rom is better.
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I have Xiaomi.eu 10.0.1.0 stable. Now it appears that my mi 8 se have pretty bad Display Uniformity Issues which aren't uncommon in oled screens. It also looks lacking colors in dark pictures and in videos which is pretty annoying thing. I don't think it is rom issue. There is forum threads about samsung amoled screens issues (mi 8 se have samsung amoled display too). I'm pretty sure that my next phone will have ips display.
Not really, I just flash pixel experience ,but it never show me the Fack black(gray)
Kaichess said:
Not really, I just flash pixel experience ,but it never show me the Fack black(gray)
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Me too.. I just got a Mi 8 se from secondhand market. I think the display is replaced with tft or ips panel by the previous owner. But I'm just curious if my ROM is causing it to display gray-ish color. Even on boot logo
Did you also see the gray-ish color when the boot logo (Mi logo) appear?
How well do you know your fifty shades of grey? Rate this thread to express how good the Samsung Galaxy S10+'s display contrast is. A higher rating indicates that black is true black, rather than a very dark gray.
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Anyone noticed any black crush? This for me was the single most disappointing thing about the s9+
Please try the tests and let me know... thanks!
salada2k said:
Anyone noticed any black crush? This for me was the single most disappointing thing about the s9+
Please try the tests and let me know... thanks!
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Amoled's black crush is pretty much unavoidable in low brightness, I can notice it on mine but only when under 30% brightness and on a very dark screen, the only possible fix for this would be to have MicroLED.
Corv0 said:
Amoled's black crush is pretty much unavoidable in low brightness, I can notice it on mine but only when under 30% brightness and on a very dark screen, the only possible fix for this would be to have MicroLED.
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Thanks for your response. This was mostly mitigated last year on the s9 using Screen Balance. I had hoped that Samsung would have included a fix for this now. It’s impossible to test this in the shop under the bright lights so I was curious... I didn’t think every single OLED suffered this but perhaps I was wrong. Thanks again for confirming.