S24 Utra vs Pixel 9 Pro XL vs iPhone 15 Pro Max - Display Brightness Test (Outdoor & Indoor)

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S24 Utra vs Pixel 9 Pro XL vs iPhone 15 Pro Max - Display Brightness Test (Outdoor & Indoor)
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[@danielperez3044]

The best reviews out there!! 💪🏻 Btw, the light sensor of the iPhone is right next to the notch and not on it precisely this is why you had hard time boosting the brightness with the light on it haha

[@sasubillirajesh5786]

Samsung vs samsung vs samsung

[@TheGPR12]

Lmaooooooo fr

[@dr_emmz]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@shejj7]

because they have a monopoly

[@sasubillirajesh5786]

@@shejj7 yes absolutely

[@kaiserfakinaway5909]

BOE makes 20-40% of iPhone's displays.

[@darthkujo]

I find that the S24 Ultra performs better when you remove the annoying restrictions it has. There's an option under thermal control to prevent the screen from dimming when it reaches certain temperatures, and it really helps to reduce the screen dimming too quickly.

[@eduard6450]

@@darthkujo that helps but doesn't eliminate the issue. You can disable the screen dimming using the system ui tuner app

[@knight5959]

Could you tell me where this setting is

[@wheelyflac]

​@eduard6450 no u can't, I've tried , u said it again in a previous video and I replied to u and said I won't do that I don't my screen to die. But I tried it and the only setting I found there was the option to disabe the brightness notification u get when u try to put the brightness on 100% while adaptive brightness is off.

[@Santiago_Abl]

​​@@wheelyflac Here's the process: Inside the app select the "lockscreen shortcuts" menu --> select one of them to replace --> search for "Samsung device health manager service" --> lock the phone and launch the app from the lockscreen shortcut ( just like you would launch the camera or whatever you have set up there) --> click on the 3 dots --> toggle on the "brightness limit off". You can then replace the shortcut with what you previously had before and even delete the app, the setting will stay on.

[@eduard6450]

@@wheelyflac i believe yt deleted my comment? Here's the process again: Inside the app select the "lockscreen shortcuts" menu, select one of them to replace, search for "Samsung device health manager service", lock the phone and launch the app from the lockscreen shortcut ( just like you would launch the camera or whatever you have set up there) ,click on the 3 dots, toggle on the "brightness limit off". You can then replace the shortcut with what you previously had before and even delete the app, the setting will stay on.

[@greaterwith7156]

s24 u is the worst, HDR dimming , camera over exposure and over process all the time !

[@GIGANIGA_1]

Shut tf up what are you yapping. You don't know shit about the phone. I have it and it has done no such thing.😂 your pathetic

[@kemal6778]

😂😂😂😂😂 Samsung display on google pixel 9 pro xl Samsung display on s24 ultra Samsung display on iphone 15 pro max And the winner is( SAMSUNG )😂😂😂😂

[@vishnushaji1168]

there is difference in brightness like s24u max brightness in small window is 2600nits, pixel 9 pro xl is 3000nits, iphone 15 peo max is 2000nits. the hdr and outdoor brightness would like s24u has 1750nits, pixel 9 pro xl has 1800nits, iphone 15 pro max has 1600nits. there is also difference in the display model they are using, like s24u using m13, iphone using same i think because i cannot find which display it's using on web, pixel is using newer m14 which is more efficient and brighter than other two

[@vishnushaji1168]

also the test is for how much these devices gets bright like phones don't usually get the advertised brightness like 2000 or 3000 nits and their hdr brightness is also different so the test is for howe you will see the brightness numbers the display in certain situations and the temperature it gets and the display gets dim very quickly or not. the iphone actually shown to hit 2000nits unlike any other android smartphones with high brightness claims but it gets dim very quick in outdoor and certain time of gaming or heavy usage sections. s24u never shown get even 2000nits but it will look brightest as it has anti glare tech. pixel is not exactly gets 3000nits but in outdoor some testing shows it hitting nearly 2000nits like iphone and unlike iphone it doesn't get dim as quickly.

[@vikramchauhan2634]

Sir , the sensor on the iphone is not where you are thinking. Its below the notch and left hand side.

[@eduard6450]

I still want to see a comparison with the thermal throttle removed in the Samsung. In my experience and many others there is a way to disable it which really works. Would be interesting how hot it gets when it doesn't dim the display compared to the others

[@VelianSpeaksTech]

I don't use any throttling limitations, let me know what settings you have in mind and I can do it

[@eduard6450]

@@VelianSpeaksTech I mean the built in throttle that Samsung uses which you can disable with the system ui tuner app. There's an xda thread about it

[@sviraci]

@@eduard6450thats what i like on iphones… yes it has maybe no tuner options but it dont need it. It works out of the box.

[@eduard6450]

@@sviraci as if iPhones haven't historically benn known for having poor heat dissipation and thermal throttling

[@sviraci]

@@eduard6450 i didnt say the are perfect but the fix it quick at least.

[@faisallone4636]

I ditched the s24 ultra just coz of the useless dim display. Cant sustain its brightness at all

[@wheelyflac]

So asked gpt. A temperature of 38°C (100.4°F) is generally considered acceptable for most OLED displays, but it’s approaching the upper range of what's ideal. OLED displays can handle temperatures up to around 40-50°C (104-122°F) safely, depending on the specific model and manufacturer. Prolonged exposure to higher temperatures, especially above 50°C, can potentially degrade the organic materials in the display over time, leading to issues like burn-in, color degradation, and reduced lifespan. To ensure the longevity of your OLED display, it’s best to keep it in an environment below 35-40°C when possible. If you're frequently operating near or above this, consider improving airflow or cooling to prevent long-term damage.

[@andyH_England]

I came across some information a couple of years ago that suggested Apple intentionally increases the brightness slowly when exposed to light as a precaution for people with sensitive eyes. I'm not sure how true this is, but it sounds like something Apple would do. I want to address a couple of myths here: 1. In every test I've seen, the iPhone has the coolest temperatures, despite the anti-Apple sentiment that sometimes appears on social media and KZbin. 2. The claim that the iPhone dims quickly seems more like a flex than reality, with the S24U being the only one to dim here. For my personal use, I used to use my S24U as a satnav in the car, and it would get warm and dim in early summer. So I switched to my Pixel 8 Pro, which performed better in that regard. As a side note, I always wonder if Samsung gives the full monty on launch to achieve great reviews and then silently addresses the issues that may affect long-term durability. For example, reduce the peak brightness quicker so as to control heat. or is it just buggy upgrades that also translate to up and down battery life?

[@FrizzyLoc18]

I did something similar last year when looking for a new phone. S24U, Pixel 8P, OnePlus 12, and still my current daily iP14 PM. Surprisingly the iP14PM was on par with S24U (outside on a very bright day) even with it being 2 years old now. Pixel was bright but I had returned it before comparing with the others. OnePlus was a hoax, in direct sunlight it fell far behind the Samsung and iPhone. Not sure if auto brightness worked at all. Kept the iPhone, returned the others because I did like Stock Android but the P8P had bad battery and would get hot while charging. The new Pixel lineup seems to have ironed out those issues, so I'm upgrading to the new Pixel Fold. iPhone is getting boring lol

[@sebw3964]

Nice Test.Did this with a flashlight on my x100ultra 1 Minute ago and it's boosting the Screen brightnes instantly

[@AbdullahŞener-z6m]

S24 Ultra Scren brightness performance is not good. "ADAPTIVE BRIGHTNESS is bullshit.

[@ivymike10mt]

The reason why S24 Ultra get dimmer after time. It's because Samsung decide to use stronger "burn in" protection of this OLED screen. There is One Positive and one Negative. 1. Positive is OLED will last much longer without "burn in". 2. Negative is long usage cause dimming of the screen. If You plan to keep Your Phone for 5+ years.. it will have matter.

[@eduard6450]

@@ivymike10mt even if it will last longer I find it stupid because you basically have an unusable device when outside. It's no different than a midragne phone from 5 years ago. I understand it's there for protection but other phones take a lot longer to dim

[@ivymike10mt]

@@eduard6450 Most usage under sun.. it don't happen to Me. And I don't have problem with it. But I think Samsung should find better solution for that. I saw many people these days "use" their phone - (in very abusive way). And don't be suprice when these brands will have burn in even after fev months abusive usage.

[@GIGANIGA_1]

​@@eduard6450how is it unusable. My s24 ultra doesn't dim in sunlight and Samsung does this to make the device last long

[@eduard6450]

@@GIGANIGA_1 if you live anywhere where it's hot it will dim very fast, you saw the proof in this video.

[@GIGANIGA_1]

@eduard6450 the proof for his unit. I live near the equator, and as I said I have no issues.

[@xypleth]

Finally, the testing we've all been waiting for!!

[@JH-666]

Samsung made all these screens 😅 soon there will be burnt pixels who will burn them out in the sun.. i dont even today get my S24 U dimming and i was out off sea sunlight. But i never ever turn exxtra brighness on its completely pointless for yourself when it's so bright anyway adaptive.

[@vikinnorway6725]

That does not happen too apples display, the displays from iphone too samsung is not the same. Apple uses other patents, apple invented LTPO displays and patented it back in 2014. Used it on the apple watch

[@vikinnorway6725]

the OLED is not a simple case of Apple just "ordering" the best components from display vendors. Some may believe that each phone with similar hardware would be super comparable, which is not the case here. Apple develops its display driver IC completely in-house, with design elements not found on other flagship phones. One such example is its pixel structure. Since the iPhone X, the company has made use of much larger blue subpixels for its OLED compared to other phones. This theoretically leads to slower panel aging by reducing the rate of decay for the blue emitter, which has the quickest lifespan. Apple's red and green subpixels are also marginally larger, filling up more of the total area of the OLED panel. Compared to the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra OLED, the relative emissive area of the iPhone 14 Pro Max is about 40% larger.

[@stevanb.2590]

Iphones work as a charm. Never once had problem with my 14 PM (both when it comes to brightness and speed of adjustment). Combine it with true tone/night shift and it doesn't get much better. PS I thought rear cameras/Lidar also have their part in brightness adjusting.

[@wheelyflac]

Pixel and Samsung are equally good to me , it's about personal preference Samsung for battery longevity and pixel for more brightness, iPhone just inferior here only because of the reflections as far as I can see here. But the thing is google may make the pixel dim faster after some updates just like Samsung did on s24u, at launch s24u didn't dim as fast as it does now but they changed it in an update probably to improve thermals and im all for it tbh because I plan on keeping s24u until it doesn't work anymore. And it's still better than iPhone so I guess it's the middle ground solution. Oh nevermind , s24u dims the most 5:23

[@stevanb.2590]

Iphones are the best devices in the world !

[@tawsiaislam2855]

Everywhere I see you always say negative about iPhones where its not about in the video. I don't see any reflections on iPhone. You even didn't mentioned about the detailed information about Samsung dimming here.

[@wheelyflac]

@@tawsiaislam2855 did u even read my whole comment?

[@wheelyflac]

@stevanb.2590 iPhones have a joke of an os and u know it.

[@tawsiaislam2855]

@@wheelyflac I said you didn't mentioned about Samsung in detailed where it was the worst here.

[@MarkTomeh]

Pixel has the best display on the market between the big brands

[@OcEliTe3]

Check if the automatic decrease in the brightness of the screen is turned off in Samsung's Good Guardians application, among the additional temperature control settings, because if it was active this test would not be valid.

[@AliYassinToma]

I think the titanium and the anti reflective coating cause the s24 ultra to heat up more

[@VelianSpeaksTech]

Could be, but it's strange as it doesn't heat up so much and indoors it beats them all... Could Samsung adjusted the sensor who knowsmmm

[@AliYassinToma]

​@@VelianSpeaksTech its always samsung with the broken updates ill try this with my s24 ultra its on august patch

[@sviraci]

@@VelianSpeaksTechthe benefit of anti reflection is not so big because it dims outside too much… or maybe this is the main reason why the phone has (needs) anti reflection screen? 😅

[@AliYassinToma]

@@sviraci its a broken update i guess since the phone isnt really hot outside..

[@sviraci]

@@AliYassinToma hmm i notice this already almost 2 months ago im not sure. But maybe it is like this. The s24 u has for me too much issues (for a flagship).

[@gsc-lol-islem6494]

The anti reflect coat on the S24 Ultra is just amazing.

[@VelianSpeaksTech]

It really is

[@АндрейСергеевич-э9з]

Why did you write that? What's the point of using a 1200-1400 dollar smartphone without a protective glass ? Do you have a lot of extra money ? Buy something for the kids at the orphanage. Once you put a protective glass on your smartphone, the anti-reflective coating is gone! Also the ultrasonic sensor starts to behave unpredictably

[@Mithunnadda-i7m]

I am also facing dimming screen issues. What's the use of flagship, if it can't work on his full potential. Plaaning switching to pixel 9 series

[@AliMohammed-or8it]

Well done 👏 😊

[@دأميرعطا]

Please we need the same test between 15 pm , 16 pm , s24 u

[@altea7213]

Anti reflection coating carry outside!!!

[@MariamAbdllaziz]

Please people I don't have phone I use my mother phone please I want galaxy A35😭😭😭

[@arbb7751]

💀

[@bambooman8751]

Samsung vs Samsung daughter vs Samsung Son 😂

[@y_t_g3048]

No matter which display did best, Samsung won 😂😂😂

[@VelianSpeaksTech]

🤣😅🤣😅😂

[@vikinnorway6725]

Samsung dimmed tho..

[@MarkTomeh]

He means because Samsung makes all 3 displays

[@danielschroder2725]

What about the Oneplus 12?

[@VelianSpeaksTech]

It's a frat phone especially for the money, but I sadly don't own one.

[@vikinnorway6725]

the OLED is not a simple case of Apple just "ordering" the best components from display vendors. Some may believe that each phone with similar hardware would be super comparable, which is not the case here. Apple develops its display driver IC completely in-house, with design elements not found on other flagship phones. One such example is its pixel structure. Since the iPhone X, the company has made use of much larger blue subpixels for its OLED compared to other phones. This theoretically leads to slower panel aging by reducing the rate of decay for the blue emitter, which has the quickest lifespan. Apple's red and green subpixels are also marginally larger, filling up more of the total area of the OLED panel. Compared to the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra OLED, the relative emissive area of the iPhone 14 Pro Max is about 40% larger.

[@moulechi7117]

Try sony xperia 6

[@hmdak]

1+12 : ahem...

[@mustaffamaslita7358]

🍏More neutral

[@AliYassinToma]

5min ago and no comments

[@VelianSpeaksTech]

Nobody cares...

[@AliYassinToma]

​@VelianSpeaksTech its a joke lol

[@sebw3964]

What do you expect after 24 views?!

[@VelianSpeaksTech]

I know, it's too early, I tried to joke back 😅

[@AliYassinToma]

​@sebw3964 i dont like explaining jokes but this one is about when a famous influencer posts something and someone types "2 sec ago and no comments bro fell off" Not funny anymore is it 🥲

[@d4z3]

Can I have the S24U Wallpaper Link?