It has absolutely nothing to do with picking up a ball and going home and everything to do with how little this truly means to me. I've stated my opinion and someone has to chime in and say something insane like blacks are poor on an IPS panel. I honestly think such a statement is so incredibly empty and absurd. Funny how I've never once in my life encountered someone online or in my personal life that complained about the black color of text on an iPad or IPS panel. It's just something someone will chime in on here because they love their Amoled screens. It means nothing to me and it's a waste of time because people just want to fight. I don't want to fight. I've stated my opinion. But no matter what someone like you has to be snarky and rude about it. And let me also say this isn't the first time Vegas that you've acted this way towards me. I suspect you and Michael and several others are just hostile towards fellow MR members. I'm all for civilized debate but I lose all desire to continue forward as soon as it's quite clear who I'm dealing with. Just a waste of time for me.
And someone will once again point out how I said I was going to leave and now I'm back. Well I'm sorry but I feel the need to respond to these BS attacks on me for no reason. Enjoy your Amoled's. But some of you are just horrible to engage with.
I absolutely hate amoled screens but man do I not care if you like them or love them. And this talk of IPS being poor in any way is just absurd. It makes me just want to not be a part of this forum for a while. I'd argue that IPS does a terrific job of representing black.
Anyways I'm really done now. I really hate the way some of you treat others in this forum. Just really snarky, disrespectful, and aggravating.
Black is one of the most important settings when setting up any display. When tuning a TV blacks MUST be black or your contrast is screwed from the beginning.
It's so important that nearly every video game these days has an initial setting when you first start the game to override a poorly set up TV. You can eye it up on a TV or any display for that matter. Turn the TV to a black display, it should look off in the normal lighting you watch it in, not an extremely dark gray.
To say that one of the most important settings is absurd is well, absurd. If blacks levels don't effect someone personally then that's fine I have no issue with that. However it makes their views on how a screen should or shouldn't look moot...
That said I don't think the iPhone is that bad at black until you crank up the brightness. I only have an iPhone 4S but its comical to me but how bright the iPhone can get vs the S3 and now black levels don't matter. Double standards IMO.
Dark room black screen brightness max iPhone 4S.
It's just the nature of LCD's. Since I never have my brightness on max, keep it around 25% actually I never have a problem.
Only Samsung device I have is a Nexus 10 which I prefer the screen of to my iPad 3 but just by a fraction.
