From Screenrant.com:
Galaxy S22 Ultra and the S22 Plus have arrived with the peak brightness of 1750 nits, they could just as well be the brightest smartphone displays out there. However, the devices will switch to peak brightness under direct sunlight only.
This has me interested in an upgrade if it means the display will be easier to see and brighter when using DJI Fly in the sun. Just wondering if any S22 users have noticed this yet and can comment if it truly makes a difference? Still on my S10, but this may persuade me to upgrade.
Thanks!
Galaxy S22 Ultra and the S22 Plus have arrived with the peak brightness of 1750 nits, they could just as well be the brightest smartphone displays out there. However, the devices will switch to peak brightness under direct sunlight only.
This has me interested in an upgrade if it means the display will be easier to see and brighter when using DJI Fly in the sun. Just wondering if any S22 users have noticed this yet and can comment if it truly makes a difference? Still on my S10, but this may persuade me to upgrade.
Thanks!