If a few years ago the screens AMOLED were controversial, and even Tim Cook allowed himself to point out that they seemed horrible to him, Samsung's bet at that time has ended up bearing valuable fruits: Each new flagship launched by the Korean firm surpasses its previous star terminal in the qualities of the panel. This has also happened with the Galaxy Note 7 that improves the best to date, the s7 edge, in all the sections that have been analyzed.
As with cameras, where DxOmark gives us the measure of each model in terms of the level of its optics and capabilities to take photos and videos, the experts of DisplayMate they are the ones who have the last word in terms of screens. If some media criticized Samsung for having "fallen asleep" with the Galaxy Note 7All that remains is to acknowledge that each area has been worked on to improve the performance of what are (in and of themselves) the best specifications on the current market.
Galaxy Note 7 is more powerful than Galaxy S7 Edge in AnTuTu benchmarks
Galaxy Note 7 and its screen; all aspects taken into account
It seems difficult for a manufacturer to outperform itself every 6 months, however, OLED screens are evolving at a giant step by the hand of Samsung, to the point that Apple will end up succumbing and mounting that type of technology on its iPhone from 2017. But it is not only the type of panel that counts. When evaluating the screen of the Galaxy Note 7, many factors have been taken into account, such as the filter for the blue light, the protection of Gorilla Glass 5, the new Always On system, the dual ambient sensor, the HDR applied to the image or the spectacular levels of brightness.
It should be noted another quite important issue, and that is that the new Samsung phablet has the reflex rate lowest on the market (4,6%), which makes its screen excellent in natural light conditions, something that AMOLED screens have always excelled at.
Samsung leads the ranking since 2014
Precisely, another of the model that was said to be a continuist began to set the pace of the segment in terms of display quality. The Galaxy S5 managed to get number 1 in the DisplayMate ranking a couple of years ago, an honor in which the Note 4 followed, then the S6, after the Note 5 and finally the s7 edge until we get to these days. The other brands, for now, can only aspire to be supplied by the Korean giant, without much anticipation that this circumstance will change in the short term.