Some may not even sympathize with OLED screens, but Samsung always tries to improve their AMOLED panels every major release. So when a new member of the S line or Note is released, we see improvements made not only in the colors reproduced by the component, but also in their energy consumption.
When Samsung began to migrate to the screens with resolution Quad HD, some were concerned about the high consumption it could generate. The South Korean has been doing major studies in this area to ensure that the battery of the new smartphones is not sacrificed. An example of this is that even the Galaxy Note 4 come with screen with higher resolution Full HD to that of its predecessor, it presented savings of 14% according to tests conducted by DisplayMate.
With the Galaxy Note 5 could not be otherwise. The improvements made in the last year ensure a further reduction. Tests conducted by DisplayMate site showed that the new phablet South Korean delivers a screen with higher brightness (523 nits reaching in manual mode and incredible 861 nits in automatic mode), and have a consumption 21% lower than the Note 4 . Yes, Samsung managed to make your screen deliver higher brightness and still consume less!
The test also examines the level of screen glass reflection. This is really important? Yes, if you use your smartphone outdoors. So even when you are under the strong sunlight, you can see the content on the screen of the Galaxy Note 5. According to DisplayMate: combining the high brightness with low reflection, it becomes much easier to see all that is displayed by AMOLED display the new phablet of South Korea. Being better not just the Note 4, but also the S6 and the vast majority of smartphones in the market.
Finally, they report that the screen can offer colors within the sRGB scale. In basic mode, the screen Note 5 offers a range of 101, while in Photo mode reaches 99. The ideal is 100, which shows that Samsung has come close to perfection in this generation. The White temperature is also important; Here, the screen reaches Note 5 6.588K in the basic profile and 6.549K in the profile photo. Just to give you an idea, right for the human eye is 6.500K, showing that the new AMOLED screen of Samsung deliver something closer to recommended -. Being quite rare in most of smartphone screens
Joining all these aspects, the DisplayMate site concluded that the Galaxy Note 5 screen is at this moment the best screen ever used on any smartphone. This shows that Samsung was not only concerned to reformulate the design and bring news to the S Pen, but you will have the best possible image on your hands.
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