It is clear that the new telephone terminal from Apple is a real “beast”. We are facing one of the best terminals on the market. With not too many innovations, but enough to get a place among the best. In fact, the iPhone 14 is the benchmark phone against its rivals. We are already starting to see how many new phones implement the famous Dynamic Island, but we know above all that they will try to copy everything they can. But there’s something they won’t be able to copy and that’s quality. This is why in the case of the iPhone 14 Pro Max, It took first place by winning the title of best screen on a phone.
According to DisplayMate’s annual Display Technology Shoot-Out, the iPhone 14 Pro Max won the title: “DisplayMate Best Smartphone Display Award”, which was the phone terminal with the best screen, with an A+ display performance rating . . This way the current iPhone 14 Pro Max it replaces last year’s winner, the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Everything stays at home. The truth is that we expected no less from this new model, given that the iPhone 13 has already won it and the 14 is better.
When testing for price, DisplayMate found that the iPhone 14 Pro Max is capable of reaching a maximum brightness of 2,300 nits, more than double that of the iPhone 13 Pro Max. The business. officially announced that the maximum brightness to be reached would be 2,000 nits, so the tests even exceeded the official guidelines. HDR brightness peaked at 1,590 nits, according to DisplayMate. That’s a 33% improvement over the previous model.
We detail them all the categories in which it took the first position:
- Greater precision of color of white
- highest precision absolute color
- The slightest change in color accuracy with APL
- maximum color change smaller with APL
- the highest precision of image contrast and precision of the intensity scale
- The smallest change in image contrast and eintensity scaling with APL
- The slightest change in maximum luminance with APL
- full screen brightness upper for OLED smartphones
- maximum brightness top screen
- Relationship of highest contrast
- Lower screen reflection
- Ranking of higher contrast in ambient light
- minor brightness dimming with viewing angle
- minor white color variation with viewing angle
- maximum resolution of viewable screen
