NEW iPad Pro: Nano-texture vs Standard!

[@seekyeefirstforsound]

Finally someone talking proper about the nanotexture.

[@edmundoa1935]

Thanks! I wasn't worried at all, but I didn't receive mine yet (with nano-texture) and your observations are reassuring. One of the best videos to date, regarding the excellent qualities of the new surface, the little that is lost on the trade off.

[@JoshuaChang]

Appreciate it, Edmundo! Congrats on the new iPad 🙂

[@BruceLeroyUK]

Happy with your ipad?

[@edmundoa1935]

@@BruceLeroyUK Absolutely… 13 inch glossy, though🙂. Almost everything in life is like this: experience it yourself and you will make the best decision (for yourself). I completely understand that you preferred the NT; in my case it was a no-go. The bezels were annoyingly glossy, the intensity of the screen was uncomfortable (PWM?), and the difference in image quality was too much! I can also confirm the obvious: all extraordinary devices, every single person will have its own predilection or necessities. One is willing to sacrifice something that is a deal breaker for the next. Your video is so good that many will coincide with you, yet even the best video is no substitution to experience. Really funny how this device (nano-texture) was perfect in concept and even in video and how it resulted in the opposite for me😄. The same happened with size: I was using 11” but this 13” is thinner and lighter enough for me to select it. All you pointed in the video stands, and although I ultimately chose the glossy, it was very helpful when trying to decide. I am sure you are happy with your device too! Thanks for the video and your excellent job, it is refreshing.

[@imnikshay]

@@edmundoa1935image or video quality is different?

[@chrishorn9372]

Thanks for the detailed comparison. Much appreciated.

[@eduki]

I bought the 13" Pro nanotexturized because I use it mostly for digital art and painting, and returned it on the 2nd day, for the one with the "normal" glossy screen. The nano screen lacks in contrast compared with the regular iPad (glossy), and the worst part is paying so much, and have the horrible corners and edges feeling as you bought a 2000's screen device whit these chromatic aberrations. Plus, the nanotexturized screen it wasn't what I expected for art purposes. Best combo is buying the regular iPad pro and invest on a paper-feel screen protector, which you have thousands at very affordable prices and quality (I bought mines on Ali without having to spend on brands that worth the same)

[@dastintrombone88]

what is the best paper feel screen protector ?

[@zaporoshti3392]

I got a tampered matte screen protector from Ali for 2022 iPad Pro. But, now I was thinking of getting the nano texture screen as it is already matte screen.

[@mQumboz]

thank you for sharing your perspective

[@Mallowolf]

Appreciate you artist’s perspective

[@Filmsbyrose]

Thank you for this!!! It helped me decide what I want

[@Viewer-zs6xj]

I personally prefer the Standard glass iPad for my work... if I want the nano texture, I can just get a screen protector where as the Nano texture option is perminant

[@Sartheris]

Prrregante

[@LordOfTheUnderworld]

Yeah, I have the matte screen protector for my iPad Air and it’s lovely

[@henz993]

You are right.

[@Mad31383]

I think I agree with you

[@iammajidzz]

My love for touching glass has increased so much, once I have used Paperlike on my iPad. Nano Texture also felt the same.

[@TheSunshineRequiem]

lol u r saying i could just get Paperlike for note taking then, screw that 1TB option!

[@jcsd]

This is EXACTLY the video I’ve been looking for! Thanks so much for sharing this with us in a thoughtful and highly detailed way! Keep up the good videos! Will be sharing your channel with others!!

[@enviousleaf123]

The first review that actually appreciates this technology

[@abhisekmohanty4959]

0 technology in this. Buy paperlike screen protector to get the same feeling without buying 1tb model

[@RiqMoran]

theres nothing to appreciate. it ruins the contrast and sharpness of the screen, defeating the purpose of having a highres oled display.

[@litjellyfish]

@@abhisekmohanty4959you can’t compare the image quality of such. Same as if you compare etched screens vs protectors in other drawing tablet screens. Those plastic overlays always is a bit more budget and the results in image quality is of course tied to it

[@edmundoa1935]

completely agree with you, people saying that "paper like is the same" just don't have direct experience with this product, which is clearly superior. Obviously, OLED is at its best without texture, but the whole point (of the technology and this video) is how little you lose and how much you gain (without reflections). An iPad is for using everywhere, generally.

[@litjellyfish]

@@edmundoa1935 yea and also I might give a better grip to draw on from how it sounds when he draw on it. Especially good for artists

[@konstyantyngarkusha2733]

Can you compare a Paperlike screen protector to the nano texture glass? Would be a waste if they’re comparable

[@Addictionary]

I have the same thought. There's no reason to get the nanotexture glass if I can just get the regular and put on a paperlike. Also the glass being glossy on the borders and matte in the middle really highlights the bezels, and I think that's the most unaesthetic apple device choice I've seen in a while.

[@nadim10000]

@@Addictionarywould a paperlike screen protector reduce sharpness of the OLED display as the nano texture does?

[@Addictionary]

@@nadim10000 Yes. Matte screen protectors (and the nano coating from Apple) work by scattering light through a textured material. The scattered light, by definition, makes the display look less sharp.

[@nadim10000]

@@Addictionary thanks. is this the case for standard glass screen protectors too?

[@Addictionary]

@@nadim10000 a good quality glass screen protector won’t reduce any sharpness. But it will have more reflections and glare compared to the matte ones.

[@socialwill]

I have seen both in the store. The nano texture is good, but when you have a darker image the image looked washed out. If you are indoors, the nano texture will loose the pop with a slight haze. Plus the biggest item is you need to spend over 2k for the iPad.

[@darkpill]

That’s if you’re lucky to live in the US. In Canada it’s $1000 more for 1TB + nano.

[@rhemy1]

I love the nano texture. At work the reflections from overhead lighting would cause me to have to angle the iPad to get them off the screen. I also feel like the writing feel with the Apple Pencil is better. It glides but doesn’t feel slippery.

[@dmitrysadykov2571]

Nanotexture display really shines when you use it outdoor!

[@SGFACV]

I am not an Artist but have chosen the nano texture anyway and it is incredible. Go for it!

[@JamesGrubic]

I lamented the loss of matte because I find the glossy screen reflections are more of a trigger for headaches. I do hope they will make this new nano-texture an option on lower end versions of the iPad.

[@darkpill]

It looks like for the time being they are using it as a way to make you upgrade hardware.

[@OrbitalRescueSage]

Good. Thank you for actual pics of side by side comparisons because the second most useful review had an actual artist drawing on compared devices showing how the skin doesn’t stick when gliding across the nano screen.

[@jimbuckets]

The nano option is the best for those that need anti reflection. The anti reflection screen protectors aren’t nearly as good as the etched at diffusing light. A 50 cent piece of plastic on top of a tandem OLED $1300+ device. Why cheap out on the most expensive part of the iPad - the display?

[@Mallowolf]

Great side by side comparisons, touching on every aspect I was curious on. Thank you!

[@HowtoPhD]

I can't tell you how many videos I watched to try and find exactly what you've provided in this video- thank you!!!

[@KHgoalkeeper21]

I’d still take the standard glass any day of the week purely for its contrast 10/10. The glare is annoying, but i don’t work outdoors and it’s something i can deal with

[@AtariST]

Thanks for the video. I want the glare reduction of the nano, but the side-by-side comparisons starting at 3:18 make the text of the nano look noticeably blurry. The Reykjavik image at 3:23 looks particularly bad. Is this just grossly exaggerated by the zoom? Even the screen at 3:57 looks horribly washed out by comparison. Side-by-sides at 4:20-4:55, however, look pretty comparable to me.

[@rahulujjal8245]

Got mine 3 days back it's the same experience but I was comparing it with my older M2 iPad Pro. I was in love with my older display but when comparing it with the new M4 nano texture display it's better by leaps and bounds. So agree with everything you say 9/10 times I will too choose the nano texture display.

[@thebeast7590]

i wish it would go over the bezel kinda looks strange to have like a mirror around the edge imo

[@planetnef2356]

The glossy section is for grip

[@Aaron_Bleu]

I have always purchased screen protection on my iPads since my earlier iPad had permanent smudges on the actual screen without one from long FPS gaming (NOVA online world record holder back in the day 😂) so I passed on the nano-texture. They make matte finish protectors that do pretty much the same thing for like $20.

[@cok3y]

Can you do a comparison with a screen with a matte screen protector vs a nano textured screen? We already know the difference between a glossy vs matte screen in terms of clarity and textures feel. What we want to know is does it justify upgrading to 1tb and paying an extra 100 dollars for the nano screen vs just slapping a matte protector?

[@onimashou8705]

This, because I bought the 1tb Non Nano Texture and a Spigen Matte protector

[@keyboardologist]

Thank you I love the nano texture especially the feel. Congrats on 200k btw!

[@MrMikegor]

Very well said. You've got a new subscriber! All my other Apple products including Macbook Pro, Studio Display and iPhone are all standard glass. Therefore I bought nano texture glass for my iPad Pro M4 13". I must say that I really like it. Not just because of minimising glare but it's excellent for viewing photos. They just look like printed photos or even pictures without light source at the back. Standard glass is like a window, and nano texture glass is like a picture.

[@svvancouver3307]

Right on point.

[@Wiseguy1138]

Finally got around to affording an upgrade to the new 13” iPad Pro M4 from my M1 (the battery in my M1 just doesn’t last anymore and for really no reason other than forcing an upgrade, Apple locks all the battery-saving software features in iPads to the M2 chip and higher). I went with the standard glass, to save money, but also because I am one of those people that likes to take my iPad everywhere and just have peace of mind with a tempered glass screen protector. I’d rather a $15 screen protector take the damage and get replaced than a costly screen repair. I also worry that the Nano Textured Glass would require special cleaning rather than just a standard microfiber cloth I have multiples of already as a glasses wearer. Looking forward to receiving my new M4 machine later this week!

[@ortiz3m]

good video I went with the 11” nano texture. I like the reduced glare. I was fortunate to use an education discount to get the $100 off.

[@ShawnSavageTeachings]

SO GLAD I GOT THE NANO TEXTURE! SO DOPE

[@ronaldmcdonald6067]

you happy you got scammed lol

[@ShawnSavageTeachings]

@@ronaldmcdonald6067 nope best $100 I have ever spent. Wish I could get it on my phone too.

[@reignk1793]

@@ronaldmcdonald6067quick one what’s it to you if they got scammed? Is it your money that they’re using? How does this impact you? The answer is that it doesn’t.

[@slavax7096]

what?😂😂😂

[@MiralElbadawi]

@@ronaldmcdonald6067 stay mad

[@NudistPoet]

I love it! I just wish the nano-texture was extended to include the bezel.

[@darkpill]

That was probably down for durability.

[@Cashyonyt]

With nano texture screen protectors, is the best middle ground a glossy with a nano texture screen protector? Can change if you want?

[@bb1111116]

Standard glass would be my choice. Matte screens reduce sharpness.

[@derickd6150]

Hmm I wonder if there was a section of the video that addresses that.

[@bb1111116]

@@derickd6150 ; the video tried to downplay the sharpness issue.

[@1rstTry]

@@bb1111116ummm are we watching the same video?

[@bb1111116]

@@1rstTry ; yes

[@emanuelrivera8048]

@@1rstTryyeah you lose contrast and sharpness, standard 100% i generally get almost 0 glare when i use it anyways and a rep at the Apple Store has told me they have been a lot more nano displays returns than regular ones

[@alexanderrodriguez1606]

Thanks!

[@JoshuaChang]

Thank you for your generosity, I appreciate it 🙂

[@keyboardologist]

Okay I had the nano texture for 6 days now and i love the look, feel and anti-glare but 1 big issue my display is extremely “fuzzy” it looks like static. Too Much too of a distraction for me I decided to return it for the standard glass…. maybe I had a defected model or this is normally accepted with Matte-like textures i would highly recommend people check it out in store first. (No store in my area had the nano on display).

[@CryptoNut82]

Got the nano texture because I will running my iPad in our f150 work truck as a dash mounted tablet, finger prints and glare sucks so much even with a matte screen protector, hope this is much better

[@LouRaX]

Fingerprints Look just as Bad as on the regular model

[@Daniel-wz1uk]

Is it more difficult to wipe fingerprints on the nano-texture display? Do you think it will get scratches easier?

[@The12th_]

Exactly the question I’m searching the answer for! - Anyone?

[@AkayaTakeshita]

You are supposed to only use the cloth from apple to clean the nano texture display. Their nano texture monitor had the same instruction because microfibre would leave scratches and eventually remove the nano texture. They probably improved it a lot but considering that you still need to use the apple cloth makes it obvious that it is still more prone to damage than the regular variant. I've always used screen protectors on my ipads, so the nano texture would be wasted since all the paperlike protectors I know are also matte.

[@majikzhou6993]

Finally there is a video answered all my questions about nano texture.

[@25mL]

I'm also concerned about long-term wear and tear, will this nano texture begin to fade overtime from constant friction/usage.

[@litjellyfish]

That is a good question. Usually the etched screens on Cintiqs etc seems to be durable but who knows

[@brandon_nope]

I wonder how it compares to the matte glass on the higher end Steam Deck models

[@user-funnymadp]

very much the same

[@ourtinywindows]

0:13 High end *SIX* thousand dollar monitor!

[@raynjpg]

I love and hate this review. On one hand, you did a FAR better job detailing the differences between the two displays, and I understand what the nano-texture screen is like much more than before. On the other hand, I'm even more unsure which display I should go with! Thank you for being so thorough yet concise in this video! 10/10.

[@kiwi8476]

As @GaryVee has said, "There is no perfect decision. It's just life." sometimes overanalyzing something or a decision makes us not decide. Just decide and learn from your mistakes or rather decisions. Just go with your gut.

[@raynjpg]

@@kiwi8476 i went with the glossy screen and i'm super happy with it

[@Abbashuss95]

Which better to watch movies and tv shows nano or standard?

[@robynneRN]

The purple hue is a deal breaker for me on that white screen. Thank you for mentioning it!

[@lizdouglas1952]

Help! I don't have the glossy look on the standard glass which I prefer. Just received the Apple 2024 Pro in space black. I contacted Apple for help on apps. I asked the Rep what to use on the screen to clean. He told me isopropyl alcohol 70%. I did, using a soft cloth. Now the screen being off, doesn't have that glossy appearance. Help!! Thank you for your video.

[@SW-lw6mt]

Yeah I hope they eventually roll it out for the lower storage option iPads too.

[@sound4label]

you can send an Apple a message, it will help them and I did that (product feedback on their website)

[@MrMilanina]

Great and concise review. Thank you for not being biased.

[@Alex99na]

Great comprehensive coverage of your subject. Liked and subscribed. Thank you.

[@HyTeddyBear]

Nano texture is like coating for LED monitors? Those are very hard to clean

[@twosawyers]

Looking at the light bar behind the iPad on the left, makes me think I’d be ok with an antenna on my iPad. It doesn’t look bad.

[@Mad31383]

Great review considering buying one just don’t know which glass I want

[@JacobAndJamal]

IDK , I always put a paper like cover on my iPad screens . And eventually those get scratched and dirty . Can’t imagine relying on only the screen 🤔

[@truthexposed1428]

Matte/NTG kills it in terms of accurate/real world-like color reproduction as evidenced by the colors of the lava and ice etc. I subscribed n liked.

[@vagabondsteve]

Such a high quality video that was so helpful in making the decision. Your multiple video examples of different use case scenarios was so useful. Loved the Bible verse. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@Fallenchuck22489]

My issue is the nano texture is locked behind a really high price point. Get a really good matte finish screen protector and you’re set.

[@dastintrombone88]

wich one?

[@peteryoon1657]

Nano texture glass will make apple pencil tip wear out faster?

[@Blood_Rapture]

thank you for the asmr close up nano texture review ive been looking for for weeks!!

[@basmajghamdi]

really really good review thank you so much

[@valuemastery]

Great comparison! Some things can't be captured on video though. The reflections on the standard glass look much more disturbing on video than they do in the real world, because the eye is focused on the screen display, while reflections appear "behind" it, and thus are not so much in focus and less disturbing. This effect can't be replicated on a KZbin video, here the reflections fully mix with content. Personally, I got the standard model, since I'm mostly working inside and have control over room lighting, and I like the billiance of the standard display. Watching HDR movies on this display is really awesome.

[@litjellyfish]

The etched glass is mostly for people working drawing on it. They don’t use it to watch movies.

[@valuemastery]

@@litjellyfish Well, they can, but that may not be their focus. When I got my Studio display, there was also an etched option on offer. I compared those in the Apple Store. I'm not an artist, I work mostly with text (documents and writing code). Letters appeared with slightly soft edges on the etched display, while they were tack sharp on the standard display. So I went with the standard display here as well. Did I not have the possibility to set up my room as I want (e.g. windows or lights behind me), I would have gotten the matte version instead.

[@litjellyfish]

@@valuemastery yes exactly. I think many who bash the nano texture don’t really are the people who wants it. So naturally they only see the downsides of it.

[@GlitterGuru]

For the price, I wish they made the entire front panel matte, note just the screen

[@CGingerbreadman]

There would have to be a pill-shaped glossy section for the camera and sensors

[@litjellyfish]

Nice review. Still about that the hand glides better I find it hard to believe that any artist would work without a glove. Not just for gliding better. It also cleans the screen and improves palm rejection

[@BennyTheChiller]

but I can just put a display protection like Paperlike on my screen to achieve almost the same effect?

[@SamFigueroa]

Buy best OLED in the world, and pay extra to get chromatic aborations, color fringe, haze/reduced contrast, and unsharp text. No thanks.

[@annaoop2484]

My thoughts from the beginning

[@SamFigueroa]

@@anxy4895 Well you can probably get the same effect by buying a cheap matte screen protector then :P

[@aristotle_4532]

You only get a blur on the reflections, nothing changes on the image coming from the screen. If you can notice a lowered contrast, that means the glossy model would be unusable due to deatailed reflections. You prefer detailed reflections over blurred reflections. That is all there is to it.

[@aristotle_4532]

And btw this is more durable than traditional coatings that do the same thing. The other differences Apple claims do not exist.

[@kevinross8038]

Well it’s either that or pay to see yourself in the reflection the entire time and not be able to watch it on your porch. Also compare them in person in reference mode with content in hdr. That contrast difference disappears.

[@kalef1234]

I think for ipad it makes sense, but not sure I'd get it for photo/video editing on a macbook pro

[@nsc217]

If they’re less noticeable outside, what’s the point?

[@SuperDesignguy]

I think the use of a screen protector is the main issue for me. Drawing on an ipad that get's a scratch, or even worse and groove that will snag the pencil just enough to irritate me constantly is the reason I went with the traditional glass and slapping a paper like type of screen protector on it. I can replace whenever I need and deal with the muted colors. Also I saved a bit of money as I only wanted the 512 model. If Apple ever offered an ARTIST MAX PRO IPAD haha with replaceable nano texture screens specifically for artists, I would probably be interested. Especially if they did so on a 16" mode that dual boots iOS ;-)

[@kapilvyas6114]

Would have been nice if their was an option for nano texture on 256 gig model

[@yajkitchen]

I think a matte screen protector would serve the same purpose? Anyone tried this?

[@sneakyray9160]

Should screen protector be added on top of a nano-texture display?🤔

[@DamianCiutac]

but for gaming what better standart or nano?

[@ourtinywindows]

Worth noting the nano texture glass option comes packaged with 16GB RAM

[@admiraladmirably]

So?

[@ourtinywindows]

@@admiraladmirably Well people are saying that you have to upgrade to 1TB to get nano texture. But you get 1TB storage, 16GB of Ram and the nano texture at that price.

[@admiraladmirably]

@@ourtinywindows There are people that don’t need the extra RAM and storage but just the nano textured glass, so they basically just pay extra. Also 16 gigs of RAM should be the bare minimum for a device of this kind.

[@ourtinywindows]

@@admiraladmirably I’m not defending the choice system I was just pointing out there is more info.

[@kelsyhainline]

It really doesn’t seem much different than the paper like screen protector. The downsides seem to out weigh the good for sure. I’m sure it feels nice, but so does a paper like. It looks like you’re basically trading the glare for lower definition quality. Now on a television screen, or a monitor maybe, I could definitely see this being really useful.

[@javiercollell]

I’m a pilot, which one would you recommend me

[@luismontanojr5824]

Can you put a screen protector on the nano textured

[@suzalasuzala1135]

I’d love to see a review of the old and the nano, the two real choices for buyers today

[@McBearyOne]

I got the standard and would so again. The nano textured iPad is just for a different use case, not better or worse. I use my iPad mostly in darker rooms, I don’t use overhead lighting at the same time, I don’t have direct sunlight where I use it and I often do so later at night. The standard has better sharpness, deeper blacks and colors you expect from an OLED Display. And I use the pencil not that much, that I really would notice the better handling.

[@alirezar7920]

I think the Samsung screen coating solution is superior to the Apple's nano texture.

[@RoiterAmigacho]

Apple launched new iPad Pro models with OLED display and M4 chipset. Users reported grainy display issues, likely due to the Mura effect in dark UI elements. Apple has not addressed the causes or implications of the Mura effect. IS THIS TRUE FROM OTHER KZbinRS?

[@InterestingThingsAU]

Better buy an M2 iPad Air instead. Or the M2 iPad Pro.

[@gergelyszabo650]

Great comparison, thanks for the info!

[@SaifAbushaqra7]

Hey! Can I get the link for your Apple Watch Ultra band? Thanks!

[@edon2005]

Thanks. Any decision is right for iPad Pro M4 :) Switched from iPad Pro 2017. :) Difference is visible :)

[@InterestingThingsAU]

Lucky you, Apple just dropped support for your old (former) 2017 iPad Pro model at WWDC yesterday, so you upgraded at just the right moment.

[@kiss-myasthma7753]

What kinda care does the nano requires I heard that one has to be extra careful. Is it true?

[@SnowyAspenHills]

Is that an 11” or 13” used in the video?

[@Branchofzion]

I got the standard and out a matte screen protector on like I’ve done with my other devices. Why pay extra and still have to put a screen protector on?

[@admiraladmirably]

If you put a screen protector on the nano textured glass you completely defeat the purpose of it.

[@ericfrazier7057]

Waiting for the price to do nano screen. Way too price. Agree the lock behind the hard drive

[@Heavyloaders]

How to clean it ?

[@Nedveed97]

i wonder if it does make sense to have nano-texture in new macbook pro. i hate reflections, but in my job im reading a to of information and i am afraid losing font sharpness will cause more headache than it is worth. need to wait to check it at store personally. nevertheless, it was good review, thank you

[@daddyalbano]

Would a prodcut like Paperlike match the nano texture?

[@techssential4288]

The added friction when using apple pencil will make it more like writing on a paper

[@HiraKenji]

I have seen MANY reviews on the nano textureed display where users said it damaged the tip of their Apple Pencil's. Apple Pencil is way too expensive for damaging it that way.

[@rebeccaloggs457]

The tip is replaceable, and on the NT glass, wears down less than with a matte screen protector.

[@mamshie888]

would an additional screen protector diminish the quality of nano glass? just need protection for scratches

[@admiraladmirably]

That would completely defeat the purpose.

[@joeb4349]

Great relevant review. Still don't know what to get but your video helped.

[@MasonI24]

I wonder if Apple will ever add the nano texture option to the iPhone?

[@InterestingThingsAU]

I don’t really think that’ll happen.

[@kizanko]

but if u want a screen protector it would hinder the matte screen 😅

[@ALToussaint7]

Thanks Josh. This video is the one I’d been looking for. The comparison is awesome! I put a regular class screen protector and a matte screen protector on my iPad. The glass made it much it much slicker to write on with the Apple Pencil. The matte screen protector was perfect but made the screen too grainy. I took it off after watching your video and discovered the Apple glass is just fine. I’m going to go into the Apple Store today and take a look at the nano screen myself. Your video makes the differences look minimal.

[@vitone86]

Very nice review! Thaks. I got the nanotexture one, still evaluating it but I agree with your conclusion. Nanotexture is batter in overall image quality in 7 out of 10 usage scenario for me. It would be interesting if you could compare the nanotexture with some matte or paperlike screen protectots, I made a sport comparison with just one of them (paperlike).

[@jaredweiman2987]

I've had screen protectors on every phone and tablet up until the past gen. At worst, they really do diminish the image quality and increase glare. At best, they still add a whole mm or so of thickness, which can interfere with some of the magnets on some folio cases. I traded both my 2021 12.9" and my iphone 14 PM in with pristine displays. Keep them in a case. For the tablets, keep them in some kind of folio case when not in use. Unless you drop your stuff a bunch (I personally don't), then I don't see why you'd need them. These displays don't scratch outside of coming into contact with specific objects with a defined hardness level. Jerry Riggs does good videos demonstrating this.

[@nadim10000]

would a screen protector reduce sharpness of the OLED display as the nano texture does?

[@Bikepacking]

What about video editing color grading is it worth it

[@svvancouver3307]

Video on nano-texture screen is more cinematic. Go compare at Apple store side by side play a trailer. You know how it is…black mist filters and fog machines to soften the image and cut out that digital etch right? Real life is not as sharp as iPhone photos, and there is no such thing as “inky blackness” which requires there to be zero light. All black objects are visible by some measure of light…unless you live in solitary, a box with zero light source.

[@Moviesupermeister]

Thanks - a great video and just what I was looking for. One concern I have is that I think you have to use the special cloth with the nano texture otherwise you can ruin the screen and I will almost certainly forget to take it with me when I’m out and about…

[@raresborcea]

I'd say that Samsung made the right call with the Ultra, with a texture in between these two, getting most of the pros while downsizing the cons.