The Galaxy Note 8 has reportedly set a new record for smartphone screen brightness, according to testing firm DisplayMate.
The new 6.3 inch Quad HD+Super screen AMOLED Infinity Display is one of the separate displays that comes with the Galaxy Note 8. The Galaxy Note 8 is a successor a phone that Samsung wants to be forgotten by everyone.
The device was tested by DisplayMate, which states that the Galaxy Note 8 has the best screen ever tested, with several key improvements over the Galaxy S8, which has been rated as an A +.
The Galaxy Note 8 should react much better to solar light thanks to the top brightness of the screen that is above 1.200 nits.
The number means that it is 22 percent brighter than the Galaxy S8 and brighter than all the other smartphones that are on the market, including the iPhone 7, the top brightness of which reaches 705 nits.
Η Infinity screen also created 14% more space on the screen without changing its size Samsung's "explosive" predecessor.
The display of the Note 8 performs very well in the Colour, with a wider range of colors and four screen modes for viewing different content such as photos or movies. DisplayMate reports that the Note 8 can play 4K content made for 4K UHD TVs.
Other notable plug-ins include a new blue filter night mode for less disturbed night reading and dual ambient light sensors for better and automatic brightness.
It also has three saving modes energys to reduce the impact of the screen on the battery. This function lowers the brightness and sets the background to black.
The Galaxy Note 8 is currently available for pre-orders and will be available in the US, UK and South Korea on September 15.
