Sony Xperia 1 II review
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Nick.B, 01 Jun 2020Absolutely right!! I have all 3k content in youtube in 3k! ... moreprove your youtube renders in 3k.
turn on the "nerd info" and send us a screenshot.
we'll see how your oppo "renders 3k on a 3k display while sony renders 2k on a 4k". lol
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- 02 Jun 2020
Just missing Xneon flash.
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- 02 Jun 2020
What the heck, 498 posts. Alot off Sony fans and users.
Sony
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Make and believe ©
Why compromise ®
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Anonymous, 01 Jun 2020Thats a nonsense, Shame on you. Expecting less because rip ... morei don't understand what you're trying to say.
mobile SOC can't swallow more than 10 bit 4k in 60 fps, there is just no computational power to do more. You can want more, it's ok. But smartphone as it is initially is designed for another purposes.
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Android Master, 01 Jun 2020That 500 nits is under direct light with Adaptive brightnes... moreAll phones work between 320-400 that's the sweet spot. But I'm sure with your love for the numbers that you would crank it up to max and burn your eyes just so you could be happy that your phone burns in high nits as you scroll with your high framrate screen. Make sure every marketing term is checked! Despite the fact that K20 screen is actually garbage like any other OLED under $700.
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Anonymous, 02 Jun 2020Almost 500 comments. Thank you , haters ..... Your en... moreYeah absolutely...!!!!
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Anonymous, 02 Jun 2020Almost 500 comments. Thank you , haters ..... Your en... more:D Hahah 500 comments... Insane I know
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- 02 Jun 2020
Almost 500 comments.
Thank you , haters .....
Your envy means a lot .....
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Anonymous, 01 Jun 2020None of those displays are getting burn ins.
This is yet a... morehttps://www.gsmarena.com/users_report_multiple_display_issues_on_the_oneplus_8_pro-news-42856.php
Go lock yourself up somewhere... you are danger even to yourself.
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- 01 Jun 2020
[deleted post]Why would they watch other reviews?
They like the deliberate nitpicks in this one. Just enough to fuel their daily dose of Sony bashing OCD.
Anyways I think the guy below somewhere is right. Yt, Netflix, etc. had stream quality bandwidths lowered due to pandemic, even on my TVs Netflix res is lowered still...
thats what arena read out for rev, but didnt put a plausible explanation for it...
enough raw meat for hater boys to go all mad and bad out....
One little "error" to make their day...
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- 01 Jun 2020
Anonymous, 01 Jun 2020None of those displays are getting burn ins.
This is yet a... moreDid everyone called you and told you that they are not experiencing burn ins??
Go through reddit threads and on internet. Though OLED technology has been imporved over the years, still high brightness tend to have early burn ins than low brightness. Don't speak for everyone. Just because you don't have the issue, you can't ASSUME there are nop burn ins.
Apart from burn ins, at higher brightness, OLED tend to lose its colour accuracy. Meaning, what you see at high nits is fake colours. You can go through internet for multiple aritcles. One such example, look at 4:25 in following video. Apart from different display technology, with high brightness, colours are washed out. That's your cheap Chinese mobile for you. Samsung at least has decent fake colours compared to these chinese brands.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EX9u245h170&t=259s
PS: Even high refresh rates causes inaccurate colors
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Anonymous, 01 Jun 2020None of those displays are getting burn ins.
This is yet a... more120 hertz use more power than high resolution.
just look at numbers of oppo, op and samsung.
phones losing 3h of browsing and 5h standby at least.
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Look the level of excuses by haters.
- they think burn-in free oled exits
- they do not know higher ppi makes harder to apply more brightness and demands more from hardware
- they do not know (or just pretend hey dont) the higher brightness generates more heat and makes chemical reactions that degrade oled components faster ( they do not know oled tvs have lower brightness than LED).
I remember when vivo stopped using QHD and all chinese phones were 1080p, the users were always saying it was more than enough a screen with 400ppi.
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Anonymous, 01 Jun 2020haters want 800 nits, then complain about burn-in.
they fo... moreNone of those displays are getting burn ins.
This is yet another figment of imagination of Sony brand boys.
The grapes are sour for all you guys.
Shameless company wants us to pay 1200 dollars for dim battery hog 4k panel.
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- 01 Jun 2020
Here for comments. Better than Netflix movies
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- 01 Jun 2020
my ipad is always set 20% or lower.
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- 01 Jun 2020
haters want 800 nits, then complain about burn-in.
they forget oled has expiration date.
go to reddit to read about ppl posting they had burn-in within weeks (mainly samsung and apple)
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- 01 Jun 2020
Nick.B, 01 Jun 2020Absolutely right!! I have all 3k content in youtube in 3k! ... moreThat 500 nits is under direct light with Adaptive brightness enabled.
With the slider all the way to the right, it's piss poor 333 nits out of the box in standard display mode.
Simply subpar for 2020 standards.
Even mid rangers like K20 are pushing more than that.
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- 01 Jun 2020
This is such a lovely piece of technology.